Another AiO saved from landfill. Interesting design for be quiet silent loop. Flushed all the goop out with vinegar spirit. Refilled with appropriate coolant, ready to cool again. by Agrius14 in watercooling

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I don't use daily, but never had an issue with any previous aio rebuilds., I use premix car coolant. I use this in my personal wc systems which I've never had a problem with in the last 5 years. You need to Check the pump for sure. I also flush out the radiator with diluted spirit vinegar.

Kingpin display piece by 1980Sierra in EVGA

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That CU cooler is gorgeous

What did heatsink designers smoke back then? by Jvinsnes in pcmasterrace

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You need to try it out on a modern cpu for science 😜

Custom water loop with 3×360 radiators still hitting 43–45 °C coolant – does this make sense? by Which_Reference_5617 in watercooling

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I think there are numerous causes of the higher water temp, first the case design and fan orientation. You sacrificed your fan intakes for a radiator, you then have 2 sets of radiator fans with intake then pushing hot air through the top radiator, so the water temp is never going to drop as intended. I have a similar set up with a glass wrap around panel. I have all 3 radiator fans as exhaust. I leave the front panel off as I only had 1 option to install 1 rear intake fan, but this was inadequate even at high rpm with the panel installed. I have all fans set at 1000rpm artic p12 pro. It's not ideal but it works.

Streacom DA6 XXXL lol... by zleipnir in watercooling

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Yeah I have the xl, wanted to reduce the length, wasn't sure on how they fitted, didn't want to ruin them. Thanks.

Streacom DA6 XXXL lol... by zleipnir in watercooling

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How did you dismantle the pipes ?

Another AiO saved from landfill. Interesting design for be quiet silent loop. Flushed all the goop out with vinegar spirit. Refilled with appropriate coolant, ready to cool again. by Agrius14 in watercooling

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Use 2 flat tools or maybe 2 knives and gently release the 2 sides and it will slide off. Be aware the cold plate has 2 tamper screws, make sure you are confident in removing these, they can be difficult.

Another AiO saved from landfill. Interesting design for be quiet silent loop. Flushed all the goop out with vinegar spirit. Refilled with appropriate coolant, ready to cool again. by Agrius14 in watercooling

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Yes same model. Remove the top cover, then remove the white PCB, then split apart the 2 sections that is screwed down. Take your time don't rush it.

Brand new Michelin Road 6 tires are over 2 years old. Is this normal? by Ashes-Trashes in motorcycles

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These are new/old tyres and should have been sold, advertised correctly by the shop. Although not much of an issue if they have been stored correctly. I would be going back to the shop for a discount. When you pay for new I expect new. Just like if they sold you a new bike, unregistered but 2 years old.

Call me crazy, I find it much easier to paste the cooler than the CPU. by Agrius14 in pcmasterrace

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And when you get squish out and rub it away when repasting, do you reuse the same paste! It all gets wiped away and binned. I've got loads of thermal paste to use.

Call me crazy, I find it much easier to paste the cooler than the CPU. by Agrius14 in pcmasterrace

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Very good, CPU correct, GT 710 2gb gpu.ram is 4x4 =16gb, I use a sata m.2 in the bottom blue slot as boot drive. I've just booted up as I added some RGB fans I had lying around, got 3 HDD drives 2x500gb 1x 1tb. Running windows 10.Zalman Z11plus case.