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Hey guys, I just installed a new WC Setup last night and I can't seem to get fine air-bubbles out of the CPU block.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Help, can't get fine air-bubbles out of my system.
- Thread starter M Powered
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M Powered said:
let it run for a couple of days, usually works
and if you can, turn your pump on and off and back on again, until the bubbles come out. I bought an old AT powersupply with a powerbutton thingy to do that, you don have to hook them up to your mobo. When the pump turns off, the bubbles flow to the highest point on your loop, aka where your res or tline should be.
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It will take at least a couple days for all the tiny little bubbles, stuck to the inside of the tubes, to work their way out.M Powered said:
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if you get a constant buildup you might have a very small leak that will only let air in...
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Otter said:
Dawn works really good too.
OP
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There is a small leak on my pump, it drips a few drops of water a day to the base - I'm going to get some teflon tape and re-seal it.
Besides that, there are no leaks, I thourougly checked everything.
As for the bubbles, it is slowly going away, still some left inside the CPU block - the tube otherwise is bubble-free.
This is the CPU block I have.
http://sharkacomputers.com/waancpuwablf.html
Besides that, there are no leaks, I thourougly checked everything.
As for the bubbles, it is slowly going away, still some left inside the CPU block - the tube otherwise is bubble-free.
This is the CPU block I have.
http://sharkacomputers.com/waancpuwablf.html
