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Warenz Dragon

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  1. But I think you're right... I just have no idea what could happen with a year and a half old graphics card that was on water at half of his lifespan
  2. I suspect the short cycling was my psu's OCP, becouse that click sound was awfully familiar from my ln2 Overclocks
  3. Hi fellow LTT forum members! Yesterday a very sad thing happened to me. My one month worth of income RTX 2080 died on my while computer was restarting after windows update. I have a suspect on the killer and I would love to hear if you agree or don't that it is possible. So the basic information: I have a fully water cooled system and almost next to it is my room heater (the temps were always fine, the air inlet was never above 30C I meassured it). So yesterday, I sat down, turned my computer and my roomheater on at the same time. The heater heats up pretty quickly and the original ambient temp. of my room was 15C. The computer started up properly, but then I met with everyones best friend: Windows update. It did a restart at the end and thats when the crime happened. My fan inlet temp was 26C at this moment. When the system tried to turn back on, I heard a click from my PSU. Then it turned on again, and an other click. It was off for at leadt 10 second both time. When it turned back on the third time, it remained on... and my debug LED on my x570 prime pro stayed on the white led, wich is labeled VGA. Could it be that my water temp was under my fan inlet temp, and condensation killed my graphics card? And if it, can I fix it somehow If I can't see any physical damage? I live in a country where right to repair is not a thing and becouse I disassembled the card, i don't have any warranty on it.
  4. They sending out a lot, but only for the lower subscriber youtube channels.
  5. Hi there! So my question is in the title. I think they really have good products, like fans, thermal paste, CPU coolers and Frankenstein GPU coolers. Why noone reviews them, only the smaller youtubers?
  6. With a custom loop, I get 70-75 °C under small FFT on a 3600X. Don't worry, your temps is okay.
  7. It's pretty much on par with a GTX 1060 6Gb
  8. Are you using single or dual channel memory?
  9. Problem solved. PBO is aggressive. Did a manual OC, with 1,2V 4.2, higher all core frequency and stable high 60s. Anyway, I turned PBO back on, because gaming is better with it. In gaming I never reach 70 °C on my CPU and GPU stays around 45, while retaining 2100-2085 mhz, so I'm pretty happy with my system right now. Thank you for your helps.
  10. Pump isn't controllable, it's a ddc running 100%, I have 2 360 rads and intake fans at ~1400rpm (arctic p12 bionix) and ~1000rpm exhaust (the Thermaltake fans).
  11. I saw you have an O11 of some sort. You could try to attach a second max. 45mm radiator to the other chamber where your intake fans are. Tubing there will be hard (that's why I stick with soft tubing) but not impossible.
  12. It's weird... Is it normal that the top of the CPU block gets warmer than the water temp? I mean I looked with a thermal camera and the in or outlet fittings (which is copper, good heat conductivity) are at 38,6-7 °C while the plastic top of the block (which is bad at thermal conductivity) at 43,5-7 °C and it's slowly getting hotter.
  13. Of course, XD I use arctic MX-4 both on the GPU and the CPU.
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