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Is the led on the pump even on?

 

It appears you have the pump plugged into a fan header on the motherboard. Make sure you have the speed set a 100%.

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Sounds like a badly seated water block to me.

maybe, since its my first time installing a cooling and stuff.. i did perfectly just like the guide at youtube.

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is it?

 

You can't really tell from pictures. :/

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aw, sorry for that. Any tips for my rig?

 

aside of how messy it is and the aftermarket fan ? :D

Well... Redo the thermal paste and try to put it on again? :P

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Well... Redo the thermal paste and try to put it on again? :P

i have been doing that like, once a day...

 

for like 3 days straight. 

 

what i want now, is looking for arctic silver 5 instead of using stock thermal paste.  

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i have been doing that like, once a day...

 

for like 3 days straight. 

 

what i want now, is looking for arctic silver 5 instead of using stock thermal paste.  

Just now kinda realized this: Are you sure your pump isn't kicking the bucket?

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Just now kinda realized this: Are you sure your pump isn't kicking the bucket?

i have no idea what you mean. what do you mean by exactly isnt kicking the bucket? the cooler didnt do its job because the bad tube flow?

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i have no idea what you mean. what do you mean by exactly isnt kicking the bucket? the cooler didnt do its job because the bad tube flow?

Is it dying?

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Is the led on the pump even on?

 

It appears you have the pump plugged into a fan header on the motherboard. Make sure you have the speed set a 100%.

you mean to tell me, i plugged the socket wrong? 

 

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Oh about the speed, i have enter the bios and set all fans to performance. Not the maximum one.

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Is it dying?

im not sure. But after redo the thermal paste from Deep Cool Z5, (it turns out i have been using V1 1C cooler master). And ofcourse installing some extra fans, 2 actually. 

 

Right now my airflow is 2 intake from the front to back, 2 intake from upside and 1 intake from left side, 1 exhaust at the back side.

 

This is the results

thanks.jpg_1.png

 

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Oh! i get it now. YES. The LED pump isn't on. And i fixed! Thanks mate!

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im not sure. But after redo the thermal paste from Deep Cool Z5, (it turns out i have been using V1 1C cooler master). And ofcourse installing some extra fans, 2 actually. 

 

Right now my airflow is 2 intake from the front to back, 2 intake from upside and 1 intake from left side, 1 exhaust at the back side.

 

This is the results

temp5.jpg

 

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Oh! i get it now. YES. The LED pump isn't on. And i fixed! Thanks mate!

Ok good just make sure the pump led is and the pump is running at full speed all the time.  You should be able to back your fans way down and make it near silent.

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