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  • #65473
    z1lt0id
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    So I finally finished my custom water cooling setup in my PC :D. I will eventually add a water block to the GPU but at this point the CPU was the first priority. Runs about 25 degree on idle and load is about 50 degrees at 5ghz.

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    #69347
    Venn Stone
    Keymaster

    In my day we milled our own blocks (true story) and used in-line marine pumps attached to heater cores.. uphill, both ways *yells at cloud*

    #69348
    z1lt0id
    Member

    I remember trying one of the first Thermaltake Big Water cooling units. Big mistake that was.. awful instructions, awful components, destroyed my AMD 2800+.

    #69351
    Sore_Loser
    Member

    I will say what Venn never could… Nice machine, Bro.

    Better than Venn’s.

    #69352
    kloinka
    Participant

    I had a Coolermaster rig set up in the old Q6600, found it too noisy and all that coolant constant gurgling made me run toilet too often for a leak.

    #69353
    Sore_Loser
    Member

    I thought the part of the point was LESS noize.

    #69356
    z1lt0id
    Member

    When you install a liquid cooling unit you need to cycle the coolant through the loop for 24 hours without the other parts turned on to get rid of any air bubbles. It either sounded like there was air escaping into your loop or you didn’t have enough coolant in the system. And thanks Sore_Loser.

    #69358
    kloinka
    Participant

    Yep, never did that…(cycle the coolant), you live you learn crap!

    #69360
    z1lt0id
    Member

    Don’t worry I did the same thing first time round :)

    #69380
    z1lt0id
    Member

    So after lots of voltage tweaking and not increasing the speed via the multiplier but with the classic front side bus way I got a “stable” 5ghz clock with Prime. Before that it was flakey at times. Socket Load Temp is 61c, and load core temp is 38c.

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