
TomH
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System
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CPU
Ryzen 5 3600
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Motherboard
ASUS Strix B550I
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RAM
32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2666MHz
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GPU
ASUS RTX 3070 TUF
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Case
Coolermaster NR200P
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Storage
250GB Samsung 850 Evo + 2TB Crucial MX500
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PSU
Corsair SF600
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Display(s)
Dell S3220DGF
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Cooling
NZXT Kraken X63
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Keyboard
Razer Blackwidow Chroma
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Mouse
Corsair Dark Core RGB
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Sound
Hyperx Cloud II
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Operating System
Windows 10
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I'm planning a custom loop in my NR200 and think I'm going to go with the Alphacool Eisbaer LT Solo as my CPU block/pump solution, however, my plan was to bottom mount my radiator and vertically mount my graphics card. I know the famous Gamers Nexus video said that custom loops weren't really a concern with mounting the pump at the top of the loop, but he said that assumes you have a reservoir above the pump, which I wont. The solution I thought of was to mount the Eisbaer with the fill port facing upwards and then attach a 90° adapter to it and plugging it to create a sort of small makeshift
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So I'm planning on doing a custom loop in my NR200 using this Barrow CPU pump block which is 72mm with the Koolance low profile fittings according to this Optimum Tech video, however those fittings are not available in my country (at a reasonable shipping cost). The Koolance fittings are 23mm according to their product page, which is 5mm shorter than the fittings I plan to use so the whole assembly should be 77cm. I measured the space between my current AIO (Kraken x63) and my GPU, vertically mounted and got just over 25mm, which means I should have about 80mm of clearance, (Kraken
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So I need some low profile fittings 90 degree for a build I'm planning, however the Koolance ones would cost about £60 to ship to the UK. I was looking for some recommendations for any other similar fittings that might have more reasonable shipping costs? Thanks
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Sorry if this is the wrong category, but I was wanting to place an order with Alphacool, however one of the items is not in stock and is not expected for a couple of months. Wondered if anyone knew whether if I place the order, will the parts that are in stock be shipped now or will I have to wait until it is all in stock? Thanks
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Probably a dumb question, but I'm looking at buying a couple of addressable RGB devices and was wondering if they would both run from one header as my motherboard only has one Thanks
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It seems to have stopped, thank you!
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Sure, my AIO is mounted on the side of my NR200 as shown
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When I turn on my PC, my CPU temps will rise to about 70 degrees until there's a strange sort of splashing noise followed by my pump ramping up (see video attached). The temps are fine from then on but it's concerning me what's happened. Is my pump dying? My AIO is a Kraken x63 (280mm) and my CPU is a Ryzen 5 3600 if it helps Thanks 20210216_163020_1_1.mp4
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Barrow CPU pump block copper or aluminium?
TomH replied to TomH's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
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Hey so I was planning on getting the Barrow CPU pump block combo (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001325362641.html) but I am confused as to whether it is copper or aluminium. The product page says aluminium in the overview but copper in the specifications
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Nope into the front panel usb
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Hey so I just restarted my computer as my headset wasn't showing up in my devices, but when it turned back on I was greeted by this weird effect all over my screen. I restarted my pc and the bug went away but I was curious as to what might have caused this and whether it may be an early warning sign for a component dying? My specs are below GPU: Asus 1060 Strix (6GB) CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 Mobo: Asus B550I
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Hi so i was wanting to put a custom loop inside my Cooler master NR200P with the graphics card mounted vertically. Could anyone tell me what the clearance would be as I don't have the riser cable on me. Thanks
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With a bit of testing it seems like it was down to my under volt. Anything under 1.3 was about 34 seconds whereas 1.3 brought it down to 12 seconds
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Hi I'm running an ASUS B550I with a Ryzen 5 3600 and I've noticed it seems to take a long time for the BIOS to load, often taking about 35 seconds for the ASUS logo to appear. I updated to the latest BIOS version but this didn't fix the problem. Anything I can do to speed it up? Thanks!