mossfet

Thanks, this really helps but it sounds like he is using a water heater to heat up the water and is not actually putting it in a system. If he was testing this in a computer then the air would be hotter from the first rad when it goes into the second and air would slow down when in the case and leave dust in behind, making more heat. With the rads together they can have the intake and the exhaust at the outside of the case, meaning that no dust would build up on the components.

What do you mean by a serial configuration?

The loop could go from the GPU to a radiator then to the CPU and to the other radiator but where would I put my pump? and would I even need more than one pump?

I am going to be making a custom case designed specifically for water cooling. One idea is to have three fans then a 60mm low FPI radiator then three more fans then another 60mm low FPI radiator then three more fans. This will go across the case, with the intake being on one side of the case and the exhaust being on the other side. I have had no experience in water cooling so wanted a second opinion to if this is going to work well. One of my concerns is that one of the radiators will get hotter than the other. Radiator: Barrow 360 Doubel-60a Fans: Antec 120mm White LED

I have just finished building a HTPC and have ran into this exact same problem, even with the problem with the computer not booting if there are RAM sticks in slots 1 and 3. But, it is an even worseproblem for me because I only have 6GB in the computer and 4.6GB are being hardware reserved, so it is too slow to use. I temporarily swapped in 16GB of RAM from my main computer but even then there was still 8.8GB of RAM hardware reserved. It works well with the 16GB of ram but I need it to work with the 6GB because I need the 16GB from my main computer. It has been a while since anything was last posted on this topic so I presume that you have gotten further with fixing the problem, could you tell me how you fixed it, if you did? HTPC specs: CPU: AMD A8-6500 Motherboard: MSI MS-7906 GPU: AMD Radeon R7 200 PSU: Corsair CX500 Storage: WD 1TB HDD