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AIO dry run?

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Why would it?

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As soon as the pump runs the liquid moves, time doesn't matter.

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5 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

As soon as the pump runs the liquid moves, time doesn't matter.

Oh okay, thank you :D.  I was just worried of it being a dry run because I didn't know how long it would take for the liquid in an AIO to move to cool the system.  I've been considering moving from a regular fan to cool my cpu to a AIO, so i'm still fairly new to how it works.  (usually I don't even think of the cooling and just expect it to work with a fan).

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2 minutes ago, BNA34 said:

My understanding was that AIOs take awhile for the liquid to move through out the system (I'm not too sure if that only pertains to open loop AIOs or if that includes closed loop AIOs)

The pumps on CLC AIOs start running from the very moment you turn on the system, just like it runs while you're in the OS.

So the answer is no, an intensive load on the CPU right after a cold boot shouldn't damage the AIO in any way.

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Just now, BNA34 said:

Oh okay, thank you :D.  I was just worried of it being a dry run because I didn't know how long it would take for the liquid in an AIO to move to cool the system.  

Dry run means something else (running without fluid) which is a big problem. Good to see you actually mean "cold run"

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2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Dry run means something else (running without fluid) which is a big problem. Good to see you actually mean "cold run"

ah, sorry, I wasn't familiar with the term, and just assumed dry run meant running the system from a cold boot without letting the liquid cycle through the aio for awhile.

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