Air stuck in gpu loop

[tommi_6o]

Hi

I've been trying to bleed my loop but there is some air stuck between the gpus which you can see in the picture.

Any tips how I could get that air out.

[Altecice]

Lift your PC up and move it around.

[tommi_6o]

Lift your PC up and move it around.

I've tried without any luck.

[Moondrelor]

Let the pump run for 24 hours, any air in the system should sort itself out

[tommi_6o]

Let the pump run for 24 hours, any air in the system should sort itself out

It should but for some reason the water is flowing slower trough that gpu. I swapped their place but still the 1st gpu has slower flow rate. I've got no clue what's causing it.

[DevilishBooster]

If its a variable speed pump then cycle the speed from as slow as possible to as fast as possible every few seconds.

If it's not a variable speed pump then get rid of what ever pump you have and get a Laing D5 Vario.

[Moondrelor]

It should but for some reason the water is flowing slower trough that gpu. I swapped their place but still the 1st gpu has slower flow rate. I've got no clue what's causing it.

 

Check all your fittings, make sure nothing is letting air seep in ever so slightly.. Which, in most cases you'd see water drip, but it's easier for a tiny bit of air to come in, than it is for a tiny bit of water to leave. Check your pump fittings and gpu fittings especially. 

[DevilishBooster]

It should but for some reason the water is flowing slower trough that gpu. I swapped their place but still the 1st gpu has slower flow rate. I've got no clue what's causing it.

Are these previously used blocks and, if so, did you check the block fins to make sure there's no clogging?

[Moondrelor]

If its a variable speed pump then cycle the speed from as slow as possible to as fast as possible every few seconds.

If it's not a variable speed pump then get rid of what ever pump you have and get a Laing D5 Vario.

 

His advice is good, disrupting the flow will make sure any trapped air bubbles will be forced further through the system, eventually finding itself to the res.

[tommi_6o]

Lift your PC up and move it around.

It worked. I didn't tilt it enough first time bacause I was worried about the pump running sideways but it runs sideways with the stock housing so...

[Altecice]

It worked. I didn't tilt it enough first time bacause I was worried about the pump running sideways but it runs sideways with the stock housing so...

  B)

[tommi_6o]

Are these previously used blocks and, if so, did you check the block fins to make sure there's no clogging?

 

I checked the block which was having slower flow rate but it was completely clean. i just reassembled the loop (had to swap mobo) and put the gpus the other way around so that the one which was on the bottom is now on top but still the top gpu is having slower flow rate like it was before I swapped their place.

Check all your fittings, make sure nothing is letting air seep in ever so slightly.. Which, in most cases you'd see water drip, but it's easier for a tiny bit of air to come in, than it is for a tiny bit of water to leave. Check your pump fittings and gpu fittings especially.

 

The fittings are tight. I just assembled this loop and I did a air test and it didn't leak any air and I couldn't find any water close to any fitting.

If its a variable speed pump then cycle the speed from as slow as possible to as fast as possible every few seconds.
If it's not a variable speed pump then get rid of what ever pump you have and get a Laing D5 Vario.

 

It's a D5 vario with EK X-Res top

[Moondrelor]

It worked. I didn't tilt it enough first time bacause I was worried about the pump running sideways but it runs sideways with the stock housing so...

 

Good to hear buddy.

[PaulKolby]

Hi

I've b which you can see in the picture.

Any tips how I could get that air out.

You might need a more powerful pump

[tommi_6o]

You might need a more powerful pump

It's a D5 vario with EK Top so power isn't the issue.