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Old 07-28-09   #61 (permalink)
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Update: Well guys I just received my watercooling kit so I will be setting it up sometime this week for a leak test and will post pics of that.

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Update: Well guys I just received my watercooling kit so I will be setting it up sometime this week for a leak test and will post pics of that.
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Well I seem to be having a really big problem. I hooked up everything properly yet my temps in IntelBurnTest are at 85*c max. My air temps were 77*c max. I know for a fact that it's supposed to be much much better. The member before me got 55*c with a core i7. I don't feel my water or the block heat up at all even though I put on good paste and have it on really tight. I don't understand what could be wrong. Can anyone help me out?

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Res/Rad > Pump > CPU Block > Res/Rad

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Completely bled it already? Pump is going strong?

It should also be ''Pump -> rad -> block''. The pump might be adding a little heat. Whether or not it makes a big difference I do not know. I'll leave that to the experts.
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Completely bled it already? Pump is going strong?

It should also be ''Pump -> rad -> block''. The pump might be adding a little heat. Whether or not it makes a big difference I do not know. I'll leave that to the experts.
I have tried with pump before rad and it made no difference. Pump is spinning ~1700 rpm with fully bled system. Has anyone encountered something like this when their water isn't hot but the temps say they are REALLY high?

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OK I have tried a different mounting kit for the block and now have:

Res/Rad > CPU Block > Pump > Res/Rad (using distilled water)

It's 80*F in my room.

And now I'm maxing at 75*C in IntelBurnTest. This is still ridiculously hot.

Im running E8600 at 4.25GHz and 1.33v at idle, 1.31 at load. Stable but running too hot for water. Anyone help me please??

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OK guys well I seem to have figured out my problem. I just checked the edge of my cpu block and it turns out it has a decent inward dip right in the center, meaning missing contact with the cpu and thus higher temps. I need someone to recommend me a known good working lapping method for cpu blocks so I can correct this issue.

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