Cgomolak
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Ryzen will benefit a lot from faster memory. If you choose to go with Ryzen, spending a bit extra on faster memory is recommended.
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My only worry would be the CPU cooler interfering with the RAM. Otherwise, looks good.
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What kind of work are you doing with your pc?
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Looking for advide and suggestions! $2000 budget
Cgomolak replied to PCBUILDINGBEN's topic in New Builds and Planning
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Looks good. I would say switch out WD Blue. It only runs at 5400 RPM which is slow. If you want a WD Blue, the faster version is only available in a 1 TB capacity. Otherwise, I would tell you to get a WD Black 2 TB.
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Here's how it turned out... Any recommendations or suggestions welcome.
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Intel i7-7700k Asus Strix Z270E Nvidia GTX 1080 FE Corsair RM850i Intel 730 Series SSD 240 GB WD Black 1 TB WD Blue 1 TB Watercooling: EK Supremacy Evo - Nickel EK-FC GeForce GTX FE - Nickel 2x EK-RES X3 250 EK-XTOP Revo D5 PWM - Plexi EK-HDC Fitting 16mm G1/4 - Black 2x EK-CoolStream SE 360 PrimoChill True - Opaque UV Green SX Bitspower PETG Tube OD 16mm - Length 1000MM https://imgur.com/gallery/NuUtV
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Thanks to everyone who replied. You all helped so much and I really appreciate it. I had to go into the bios and adjust pump speed to 100%. I don't know why it wouldn't automatically go to 100% when just plugging in the molex connector but thank you all again.
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I'll try that when I get home. I'll update how it goes.
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I can't open any ports on my other res because it will leak if I do so. I may just drain it, get a new pump, and maybe a T extension with a pressure valve. If I do that, I would place the pressure valve at the highest point of my loop. Do you think that will work?
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I have tried tipping the desk as much as possible and haven't had that much success. I also do have an EK pwm D5. I'll make sure I try that when I get home. Do I need the 24 pin motherboard connector plugged in for it to work at 100%?
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The pump does appear to be sucking water. I see the pump spinning up but I have no way to ensure that it is spinning at 100% speed. I just have it plugged into the PSU with the molex connector. I was thinking of adding the pump after the second res to help get water to the second half of the loop. Would this help or be a waste?
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Do you think adding another pump after the 2nd reservoir would help fix my problem?
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I have - 2x EKWB Coolstream SE 360mm rads - 2x EKWB X3 250mm res - EKWB D5 pump - EKWB Supremacy Evo - EKWB GTX 1080 Waterblock
