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Alright, I'm Done. Wanted a second opinion. The scary part is that Google serves me this site as a sponsored listing The home address and website layout made me consider it could maybe be some sort of automated drop ship site. Though looking through a lot of the buttons don't work and it looks like all the listings are automatically generated. Thanks, guys! Clicking "Tate Place" takes you to the site.
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https://pointssss.com/ They have a great deal on this camera lens that I want. They have some fire deals in general. I noticed that they have a little banner that says "X Sold in last 24 hours" which seems to be fake. Though I've seen this on a lot of sites and it generally doesn't seem to matter. Can I trust it?
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That's exactly what I said! There is no O-Ring, just Acrylic and metal. I sent them another email asking them if they are 100% sure. I have the Monoblock for the z370-e. Still waiting for a response
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According to customer support, I need to replace the o-ring. They acknowledge it is a defect. Water is not supposed to flow there.
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Yes of course. 72 hours is what primochill advises. After that I replaced distilled water once a week too. Either way, clearly there's something wrong with the water/there was dirt somewhere. Anyway, the buildup is pretty light. Any products I should use to clear it? Also, are you sure there's waterflow in that area? Looking even closer, there is a clear acrylic barrier between areas of flow and this center area where there's build up. It looks completely sealed off.
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That's what they recommended I do as I have run out of sys prep. Also, yes I thoroughly shook the rads before putting them in. However, I have not used Mayhems blitz kit or anything special. I suppose what I want to know is how should I fix it? Preferably a product I can buy and run in the loop. (Don't want to take it apart).
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Well, I contacted ek about it. Let's see what they say. In the meantime im going to put in some dish soap. Is any kind of dish soap okay? I don't have Dawn.
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None just distilled water. Though I did run Primo Prep before pouring straight distilled water. I still have to buy additives. But I still don't understand why that's happening in an area with no flow. I have no blockage anywhere else. I've also been swapping the water every week
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I just put together a brand new water-cooling loop, with parts from EKWB. I'm running distilled water, and after a few weeks, I found this in my water block The most baffling part to me is that water does not even flow through that part of the waterblock!
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i9-9900k with Z370-E Need Help
dragonxt replied to dragonxt's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Alright thanks. FYI Asus mobos are capable of bios updates without a CPU installed -
So, I tried powering on my PC with a 9900k and a z370 Mobo, but I wasn't getting any error lights or video signal. Tech support is confused and said I should just return it. Ram and gpu works fine. Is this because I need to update the bios for the new cpu? Or would an error light show up for that problem.
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How do ek 90degree fittings work
dragonxt replied to dragonxt's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Thank you! That was very thorough. Guess I now have to order some fittings. -
How do ek 90degree fittings work
dragonxt replied to dragonxt's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Thank you, though I wouldn't come to the forums without searching every other resource first. This seems to have an o-ring, hence my confusion. https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-af-extender-6mm-m-m-black-nickel Would that not work? -
How do ek 90degree fittings work
dragonxt replied to dragonxt's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
So are you saying I can't attach a tube to the O ring side of that fitting, and use a male to male extender on the other female side of that fitting linked above? -
How do ek 90degree fittings work
dragonxt replied to dragonxt's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
I'm doing hard. If you click on the link I don't see how I can use that fitting to connect a rad and tube...