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Old 06-13-11, 06:31 PM Thread Starter   #1
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H20 , now 6-7 degrees warmer with new loop?


Hey guys recently re-done the "loop" just last night, now according to remp-temp its running 6-7 warmer...it used to run 32-33-33-32 on idle, now im getting 37-37-38-35 any ideas?

What ive done so far is
change brand of paste
loosed up the block a "little" so its not MEGA tight to the cpu


Should rad fans be sucking upwards or downwards into PC?

It makes more sense to be sucking upwards out of PC to me , yeh?
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I'd try swapping the fans around first. This would make them pull cooler air, from outside the case, through the radiator instead of pushing warmer case air through it.

I have my EK Supreme HF tightened down as much as possible since there's a backplate.

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Old 06-13-11, 06:52 PM   #3
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Redo the thermal paste job and go a bit tighter on the cpu. Make sure that you tighten the screws properly (go diagonally then tighten each one a little at a time).

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And plus should i go quad fan on the rad? 2 on the bottom 2 on the top?
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Old 06-13-11, 08:22 PM   #5
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First, what rad and fans are you using?
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First, what rad and fans are you using?

Rad is http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_160_297 _919&products_id=8406
and a mixture of NZXT fans and http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?...ducts_id=11037...


all good now, i switched fans to suck air out of PC from rad, then switched different brand paste (not that i think it made a diff, but hey i have a few different brands) and tightened CPU block tighter.. now i have 33.31.30.34 , back how it used to be...thanks for help

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What are your load temperatures? Idle means absolutely nothing.

You can use Prime95 or preferably LinPack (site is down for me, right now).

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What are your load temperatures? Idle means absolutely nothing.

You can use Prime95 or preferably LinPack (site is down for me, right now).

brb, ill take a screeny...


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