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  1. MathiasVO053
    yea , ik(ive used it in my pc since like 2012/2013 back when i ran like an i5 4440 and gtx 760)
  2. MathiasVO053
    jeps, never had any problems with it
  3. MathiasVO053
    ahh, ok
  4. MathiasVO053
    wait, what? but isnt the coolant almost completely isolated?
  5. MathiasVO053
    well, i kinda wanna be able to see the fluid
  6. MathiasVO053
    HI so i bought and installed my EKWB A240G in my pc(i7 4790k @4.25GHz and GTX 1080ti OC'd) but it keeps having this plasticy smell from what i presume is the PVC tubing. so im wondering about how to get rid of it(been about 3 weeks since i installed it) and my spouse are saying that her nose is itchy, she beings to cough and her mouth becomes dry thanks
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    pump curve? idk(im a total water cooling noob if you havn't noticed yet) i've just plugged it into my psu with the adaptor which came in the box(ie: using hdd/ssd power plug to fan pin power idfk what its called)
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    also when running a video on youtube 1280x720 @ 60Hz(on a 1440p @ 165Hz monitor) my cpu temps rise all the way to ~65° celcius
  9. MathiasVO053
    my ambiants'll probably be around the ~20° celcius(living in denmark and such) but yeah, i get it UPDATE: i just restarted my pc a few times and everytime i booted my cpu temps'd start at 100° celcius, but then slowly decrease down to ~40° celcius(right now after running for 5 mins)
  10. MathiasVO053
    ok, im not slowly but surely getting better temps, with my gpu sitting at ~47° celcius and cpu sitting at ~65° celcius(both at idle)
  11. MathiasVO053
    ahh ok, ill try that
  12. MathiasVO053
    what is this with bleeding my system/removing air bubbles? i dont get it(ive searched on google and see peeps doing it, but nobody explains how to)
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  14. MathiasVO053
    ahh, yea, ik
  15. MathiasVO053
    ahh, ok. that was my impression
  16. MathiasVO053
    it's not the backplate
  17. MathiasVO053
    wait, is there a specific way the water has to flow through the rad?
  18. MathiasVO053
    what i mean is that i havn't touched the clock speeds or voltage
  19. MathiasVO053
    what do you mean?(if its the therman paste, i've checked it)
  20. MathiasVO053
    i just installed my EKWB A240G into my pc, with GPU temps at ~53° celcius idle(seems a bit high to me) and my CPU thermal throttling at 97-100° celcius. (specs, gtx 1080ti FE, i7 4790K, 12GB generic ram, MSI sli krait z97) (nothing has been overclocked or tinkered with, FYI)
  21. MathiasVO053
    ok, thx
  22. MathiasVO053
    i've looked into the EKWB fluid gaming A240G to get a quieter pc(running gtx 1080ti FE & unlocked i7 CPU with stock heatsink) but the resavoir seems soo small and boring, so i was wondering if i'd be possible to buy a bigger resavoir, but idk if the pump'd be powerfull enough, whether i need more mixture for the fluid, if the resavoir contains any copper and that kinda stuff thanks
  23. MathiasVO053
    thanks for all the suggestions, i sure got some games to look into
  24. MathiasVO053
    played'em, loved some of them
  25. MathiasVO053
    isnt wolfenstein from the 90s? EDIT: or rather, a quick google search showed me that there're some modern games in that franchise, ill take a lok at it
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