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recently my CPU fan was starting to stall out so i had to ironicly upgrade the heatsink for around 15 dollars that is its not much but dam its keeping my Cpu alot cooler than the stock heatsink on idle it droped to around 6*C and its holding at 31-32*C under Max load not bad for 15 bucks

Ok i bought a new heat-sink and fan and its on the way so the problem is solved.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163280&cm_re=small_atx_case-_-11-163-280-_-Product its an option if you went with a micro ATX

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Correction i belive the rad is on the bottom of the case as where the pipes are either that or he made a big mistake of having NO rad installed

i believe the radiator is on top of his case as you see the fans on top

Ahh ok well thats one of the cons with a hard line water system take more time of removing the main block from the cpu depending on how complex it is

Oh you got the hard-line water-block ok and what and where is the Tim?

Good so i also tinkered with my somewhat seizing cpu fan with a bit of canola oil, starter fluid and Silicone Lubricant and what do you know i got that to work again lol for now my temps on a stock AMD cooler im get 43-44*C on load

As it stands for now I will not be overclocking my cpu for the moment.

ok then did you hook up the Pump to the CPUfan on the motherboard? and then the fans to the Cpu fan optional (if your motherboard has that?) Also can you take pictures of what your water setup is so that we can get a bettr look at the problem that you have?

well id say as long as you temps done exceed 85-90*C you should be fine.....

if you want to manually max out your airflow on your case I recommend you get a fan controller now for the cpu fan I would check the BIOS or CMOS what ever you call it and see if you can. ( but I do not advise changing anything unless you know what you are doing)

uhh Based on those temps that you just gave that's letting me know that there is not enough cool air being brought into the case fast enough as a result your seeing those higher temps id also suggest to go into the GPU fan setting and max them Out and see how the temps very when you put the case cover on the again then see what temp it is when its in idle and when its under load

Again it depends on a few variables like Case airflow and how your fans are oriented in a push/pull configuration, also you should check to see if ALL of your fans in the case are active and make sure that the heat sink has good contact with the CPU. Im currently waiting for my new heatsink to arrive