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I put up the voltage to 1.2 to have it stable and work but it seems kind of high. It is watercooled but i dont think the rads i have can dissipate all the heat it makes.
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I just dont understand how after every benchmark and games ive run it was 100% stable with everything. Could it be dx11 related??
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So i have a radeon vii overclock to 2000/1100 at 1.15v and it works great with every benchmark and every other game. But ffxiv crashes at certain parts and requires a pc restart. Idk whats going on..
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No ones heard of this case? https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07LF6T9R7/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
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Pictures do noy represent the Radeon VII, i just went ahead and emailed the company lol
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Its in chinese lol
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Should i have kept the x bracket thing on the back of the gpu when i put on my waterblock? I didnt think it was necessary considering how when i took it off i saw good spread. Would it be better with the bracket on it?
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Has anyone heard of this case or the manufacturer? I think this case looks great but dont know anything about it. Im interested in it because i am wanting to add a 360mm rad to my loop for better temp dissipation and this case supports it along with my 240 on the top.
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I think i put too much in the center. But i put little dots on each of the HBM2 modules too
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So i think i might have put a little too much of the EKWB Ectotherm thermal paste on my Radeon VII gpu when i was adding my full cover block. I see that it is non conductive, so does that mean it wont cause any damages? Or do i need to take it out and clean it?
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Are you able to get into windows at all? Or is it freezing before you windows loads? What update did you do?
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Superposition, heaven, valley
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Vrm temperatures with my overclock to 2000mhz at 1.15v is 67c. Junction temp maxed at 72c and gpu temp was at 63c. Pretty good i think, especially for radeon vii
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So i was able to fix it without draining loop or causing leaks. I kept the other thermal pads and added the new ones too. The spread on gpu was great as well. So i am getting great contact.
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Great news, i was able to add the thermal pads in the right area without draining the loop. Everything works lol, also added static pressure fans.
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Well wont really know until i take it off to put thermal pads in right area. Well atleast i wont make this mistake again haha
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The pads are all of the same thickness. So i was wondering if maybe thats why my temps were a little higher than others. Not good enough contacts on gpu.
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So just add thermal pad where you said and leave the others there?
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Oh that would be the first thing i was gonna do lol. Whenever i do any work on my pc i always unplug everything haha, habit i guess
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Well i did do a stress test for like 30min in total to check temps. But nothing for more than an hour since i set it up in total. Going to change it when i get home cause i dont wanna ruin my card.. cost too much money lol
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So before i even think of turning it on again, i need to put the pads on the right area, correct?
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What i was thinking of doing is that the way my loop is set up, if i invert my 120mm radiator i have enough room to take my gpu out and set it on top of a box out of the case. I could then unscrew everything and fix it and put it back together without take the loop apart. Well thats if everything happens the way i see it in my mind. Otherwise i would have to take the tube off the fitting to my gpu and drain it that way until i can take it apart.
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This just makes me wish i put a drain port in lol
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Ok, well atleast i have been busy with school and havent gamed on it lol. Looks like i got an adventure when i get home lol
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So i should take the pads off the areas i put them and put them on the parts on the pcb and put them back together. Or should i keep the pads where i put them and add them to the other areas?
