Struggling to bleed loop

[Sn1gel_]

This is after an hour of trying to bleed my loop. 

 

I am tilting my case like crazy, turning the pump on and off etc but it is not really helping that much. I also struggle to get air out of the top radiator. 

 

Does anyone have some advice? Should I simply leave the pump on over the night and see if the situation improves?

 

Please help, I have spent so much time on this computer that I really just want to finish it. :((

[Shaaaddoooww]

Just give the pump some time to run. Most of the bubbles should clear out without you doing anything at all.

[Sn1gel_]

17 minutes ago, Shaaaddoooww said:

Just give the pump some time to run. Most of the bubbles should clear out without you doing anything at all.

That's a relief to hear. I will check back on it in a few hours. 

[W-L]

4 minutes ago, Sn1gel_ said:

That's a relief to hear. I will check back on it in a few hours. 

It will take longer than a few hours, for the microbubbles they can take a few days to a week to full remove themselves. Just give it time and check back to see if the fluid level has dropped, usually you will need to top off the res a little afterwards.

[Sn1gel_]

46 minutes ago, W-L said:

It will take longer than a few hours, for the microbubbles they can take a few days to a week to full remove themselves. Just give it time and check back to see if the fluid level has dropped, usually you will need to top off the res a little afterwards.

But will i need to wait for a few days to a week to start using the computer, or will it be fine when I no longer see any significant bubbles in my water blocks? I would obviously turn the computer off if I see any high temperatures. 

[W-L]

1 minute ago, Sn1gel_ said:

But will i need to wait for a few days to a week to start using the computer, or will it be fine when I no longer see any significant bubbles in my water blocks? I would obviously turn the computer off if I see any high temperatures. 

No you can use it, as long as you don't have a massive pocket trapped those microbubbles will just take time to work out, you want to run the system so it slowly moves them over to the res.