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Dannylti95

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  1. Thanks man, well both of those problems are resolved. Under ac at full speed fans for 1 hour playing GTA 5 these are my temps. I couldn't be happier!!!
  2. Yes I used that foam but took it out I guess some of it got dislodged and into the block but man I'm so happy! Thanks for your help!!!! Definitely a crazy and trouble some experience but I'm glad I came through.
  3. SUCCESS!!!!!!! So I reinstalled the block... BUT I don't think that was my problem at all, see I took the Evo block apart, I mean completely apart so I can see where the liquid flows, and I found a chunk of some material idk what it was it looked like hair cleaned it out and also I delidded the CPU. I know it's dangerous without a delidding kit, also I didn't have liquid metal. I used Arctic mx 4. I don't see a difference at all. The temps are a bit jumpy from 40-60 C° tops but that was the case before I delidded so no change. The flow greatly increased and didn't even take 10 mins to bleed the system the bubbles flew right out into the reservoir and that was it. These are my temps after 25 mins under full load on the gpu. I am overclocked on the CPU to 4.6 so that also might play a role in the temps but everything seems to be checking out fine
  4. Hmm ok well do you think I'm still ok with these thermal pads?
  5. I did add a lot of paste lol I did the ek method but on steroids ? and I took the extra pad off, I gotta run to the store to get rubbing alcohol to remove the paste. And I'll see if I can get my hands on some new thermal pads. They're 1mm, 1.5 mm and 2.5 mm if I'm not mistaken?
  6. Ok I'll remove the strip on that, but the strip wouldn't cause the warping look on the card because the strip wasnt coming into contact with any part of the block, there was a big gap between the top of the pad and the block. Also the card looks like that because of sag in my opinion but if it wasnt screwed on properly I'll make sure it's on right this time?
  7. Well bad news, even after more air bleeding, I m still getting really bad temps. I'm gonna take the block apart, this is my 3rd time-_-
  8. Ok sounds good to me then, I don't think I need a flow meter, in fact I shook the living crap out of my case in all directions (making sure reservoir air doesn't get into the system) and a crap ton of bubbles came out of the 480 so I'm gonna shake it around for a couple of hours the fire it up, fingers crossed this is my problem
  9. I did put quite a bit of paste on it the ek method as well. Now I'm checking out the pump in my rig, fans and everything else is off except the pump. I feel vibration on the tube coming out of it but not so much on the pump. I do hear a humming sound but I think that's just the pump running? Idk it's not loud at all
  10. Not really sure, I have primochill rigid 1/2 od 3/8 I'd tubing
  11. What 90° double compression fittings would you guys recommend?
  12. I shook the case for quite a bit already but I'll still give it a try just for extra measure, I really hope that's all it is lol
  13. Ok, I mean I do wanna go for the dual loop just cause it'll fill up the case a bit more, I might add another 1080 ti in there as well so I wanna have a dedicated loop. Yes, I completely agree on the drain valve, and these bends were all made by hand, took me about 2 days and 2 sets of uv tubing lol. I'll add some 90° fittings then but not too many, and I'll make sure to peel that sticker off as well you're right about the residue, might become a problem later on. I also should mention I was using a 650 watt psu. Now I just swapped it out with a 750 watt and GPU temps dropped down to 68° C max. Idk if that really makes a big difference but I did get a 4 degree drop, ambient temp by me is about 80° f but I have the ac on almost all times so that always plays a factor.
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