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2 Month old BeQuiet! Silent Loop 360mm AIO

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Hi peeps,

 

Got an amazing BeQuiet! 360mm AIO In January and it's been fine up until a couple of days ago.  It's making a whiring/grinding noise on boot up now that quietens down after 15-20 seconds.  The guy from the shop i bought it from (OverclockersUK)  said it may be a little trapped air.  I've checked for leaks and there aren't any.  There is a fill port on the block.  I'm guessing a little distilled water won't effect the chemicals in the Loop too much (I know for a fact the AIO is all copper)  Just wondering if anyone else has had an issue like this with an AIO and how it was remedied.  Thanks in advance

 

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You could fill it, or you could remove it, power it up and shake it a bit.  Keep the pump the lowest point in your system to avoid air in the pump.

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1 minute ago, Velcade said:

You could fill it, or you could remove it, power it up and shake it a bit.  Keep the pump the lowest point in your system to avoid air in the pump.

Thanks.  I got the loop in a Core P3 so the block is almost as high as the top of the rad.  I guess the air just bubbles up through the system and when it sits powered off.  I'll have the block off the chip at some point in the next couple of days and top up the fluid.  I gotta take the block off cause of the VRM heatsink is in the way on the motherboard

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Most AIOs recommend keeping the hoses on the radiator as the highest point in the loop. Better to keep a little air in the rad than the pump.

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Just now, Velcade said:

Most AIOs recommend keeping the hoses on the radiator as the highest point in the loop. Better to keep a little air in the rad than the pump.

Yeah that's why i'm asking i don't want the pump running dry for too long

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20190319_170954.thumb.jpg.647479530dba9586613a81dd1d74e167.jpgThant's how i've got it set up  @Velcade

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I'd just pop the pump off and let it hang will maxing out pump speed for a bit.  You'll know when the bubble is freed.

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3 minutes ago, Velcade said:

I'd just pop the pump off and let it hang will maxing out pump speed for a bit.  You'll know when the bubble is freed.

Thanks once again

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4 minutes ago, Velcade said:

I'd just pop the pump off and let it hang will maxing out pump speed for a bit.  You'll know when the bubble is freed.

This

 

Eventually the grinding will go away

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1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

This

 

Eventually the grinding will go away

Thanks ;) 

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5 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

This

 

Eventually the grinding will go away

Why does your pfp look like Johnny Depp?

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Just now, YouSirAreADudeSir said:

Why does your pfp look like Johnny Depp?

Leon Trotsky - its one intense stare lol

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1 minute ago, YouSirAreADudeSir said:

Why does your pfp look like Johnny Depp?

lol Ol' Leon is older than Depp.

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2 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Leon Trotsky - its one intense stare lol

 

1 minute ago, Velcade said:

lol Ol' Leon is older than Depp.

Cool ?

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Ok.  ( I know this thread is a little over month old now I'm sorry)  I've followed the advice given so far.  I am however starting to think I need to RMA the CLC.  I've got a youtube video processing of the three different noises the pump makes.  It'll be live at

 

 

Any last tips before i start the RMA?

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