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Hey,
I gave water a go for the 2nd time over Christmas, since i received some new stuff, including an EX58-UD5 with waterblocks, no heatsink, so i didn't really have a choice.
Here my loop (will ad pictures later)
EK DCP 4 >> MCR320 >> EK UD5 NB block >> EK HF >> EK UD5 mosfet block >> XSPC bay res
After some leak issues, finally sorted it all out
Am currently folding at 4.2 @ 1.28v, temps are around 70 on cpu, 60 on NB.
Want to get them lower obviously.
However, i used tapwater, which apparently is a big no no
So, am having to redo my loop...
Which isn't a bad thing I suppose, means I can use standard tubing (at the moment, am using varying colours, brands and sizes )
And while I'm at it possibly get new fans for my rad, am currently using a ZM-F3, Scythe S Flex 1600rpm, Thermalright 1600rpm.
Just wondering, what would you guys recommend to get the temps down?
Will be running distilled water probably, with maybe a bit of pt nuke or something similar (quite a few guys on BTUK have reported no problems just running straight tapwater which has confused me no end)
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use some .999 silver, your temps are super high. Think you need faster fans or you have air in your blocks.
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Oh, btw, thats while folding.
And yeah, I was thinking of faster fans, just not sure what ones....
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is this 980x?
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tapwater is ok for 1-3mo...after that many things could be multiplying )

nb temps should be around 40+

cpu temps 60+...your cpu could be leaky...or just not mounted perfectly...

no need for faster fans..try remounting your waterblock...

i hope you're using clamps..they're your bestfriend
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Sorry, once again, no information
Tis a 920 (with HT)
Mm, not sure what to do :/
Obviously when I rebuild the loop will reseat the block etc, but it doesn't really explain the high NB temps aswell.
And yes honda, I'm using clamps
Although hopefully i won't have to with my new tubing, as i will be using 7/16 over 1/2 barbs.

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my 920 was also hot on water there not like 980x
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yeah cuz the 980x are 32 nms vs your 65nm 920s
my 970 which is a 32nm chip runs around 30C now

i am using water on my 775 bench setup right now
it's got a swiftech mcp655 pump with the 120mm and a stander d-tech waterblock and it's running at high 52 and low 36 on super pi 32
oh and this is with no thermal on it at all
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How I used to do it...stoneage but effective...circulating ice water.







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awww how cute

when rick use to bench
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