WaterCooling Help

Mow · Post by **Mow** » 23 Apr 2008, 17:53

Sorry Vice \roy its @ the back of the case.... Must have miss communicated that one.

Anyway I think i might have found the problem. I just removed the block for the 7th time to see if it was seated properly . Then suddenly out pops this bubble .... Glomp . Temps are now 45C under load in orthos ( peak
@ 47 ) and 35 in everest's stability test. Seems ok to me . What you think ? Currently got 1.5v into the cpu ?

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Scrap that ... still running high

I34z1k · Post by **I34z1k** » 23 Apr 2008, 18:34

Sell it dude... TO ME

hahah

I'm really lost. Remake the loop again perhaps?

Mow · Post by **Mow** » 23 Apr 2008, 19:27

I'll try that . .... If it doesnt work . Ill sell it. How much you willing to pay ?

I34z1k · Post by **I34z1k** » 23 Apr 2008, 19:34

Haha I dunno... What kit? The ultra?

Mow · Post by **Mow** » 23 Apr 2008, 19:55

Yes .

I34z1k · Post by **I34z1k** » 23 Apr 2008, 20:23

Pm me a price and we can work from there

Mow · Post by **Mow** » 01 May 2008, 11:05

Ok, so . I have tried everything that could have possibly been wrong. My loops are now perfect. Zero bends . I swapped the fans around to pull cold air from the back of the case. And switched the pipes running from thje radiator in the hopes that it could actually make a difference. Reseated the cooling CPU block and made sure everything is perfect. My conclusion is that the Zalman 9700le is more efficient that the water. Atleast in my situation.

Mow · Post by **Mow** » 01 May 2008, 13:56

Everest has three CPU temps measurements. CPU Core 1 CPU Core 2 and CPU.
Cpu is high but the core temps are 42C.

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