overkill WC - Page 4

4th February 2004, 19:28

Quote:

Originally posted by Vulk
And now some results.

i need water first

and i wan't to thouroughly test it on leaks

4th February 2004, 19:28

Why not placing the rads with there in/outlets inside the case?
What rads are they? Nice housing btw ,looks great

4th February 2004, 20:03

Quote:

Originally posted by Tum0r
Why not placing the rads with there in/outlets inside the case?

not enough room

i can put one in the top panel, but then i wouldn't have room for the second rad.

Quote:

Originally posted by Tum0r
What rads are they?

Watercool Heattransformer 2 X-Double
(www.cosh.ag)

Quote:

Originally posted by Tum0r
Nice housing btw ,looks great

tx

5th February 2004, 18:59

testing

jmke · 5th February 2004, 19:17

user the newspaper instead of those kleenex's if you want to look for leaks

the newspaper will show you marks where there was water even if it dries up. Things you are using now will absorb the water and hardly leave a trace, making it hard to find out where the leak came from.

5th February 2004, 19:25

tx for the tip, changes are made

5th February 2004, 22:50

or make some cobalt chloride paper.
It changes colorwhen wet. And unless you're in a warm dry room, it will stay that way for some time.

6th February 2004, 16:12

allright, it's up and running
but not how it's supposed to

cpu temp goes up to 51° (11*200, 1.8V) :s
this sucks

already reseated WB, contact with cpu is ok

6th February 2004, 16:15

two radiators in series give a huge pressure drop. try to put them in parallel

monitor your water temps and water flow if possible

6th February 2004, 16:24

second pump maybe?
because that was the original idea

5th February 2004, 19:17	#35
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	user the newspaper instead of those kleenex's if you want to look for leaks the newspaper will show you marks where there was water even if it dries up. Things you are using now will absorb the water and hardly leave a trace, making it hard to find out where the leak came from. __________________

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4th February 2004, 19:28	#32
Tum0r Posts: n/a	Why not placing the rads with there in/outlets inside the case? What rads are they? Nice housing btw ,looks great

5th February 2004, 19:25	#36
jakkerd Posts: n/a	tx for the tip, changes are made

5th February 2004, 22:50	#37
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	or make some cobalt chloride paper. It changes colorwhen wet. And unless you're in a warm dry room, it will stay that way for some time.

6th February 2004, 16:12	#38
jakkerd Posts: n/a	allright, it's up and running but not how it's supposed to cpu temp goes up to 51° (11*200, 1.8V) :s this sucks already reseated WB, contact with cpu is ok

6th February 2004, 16:15	#39
TeuS Posts: n/a	two radiators in series give a huge pressure drop. try to put them in parallel monitor your water temps and water flow if possible

6th February 2004, 16:24	#40
jakkerd Posts: n/a	second pump maybe? because that was the original idea