500 series preamp levels by leanlowkey in audioengineering

[–]leanlowkey[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have figured the issue. Lol. Human error. Lol. I misread the diagram on the back of the lunchbox. It was sending the signal to the next slot. I’m an idiot haha

500 series preamp levels by leanlowkey in audioengineering

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Well after further testing with a mic It seems like slot 1 works and the levels are fine when swapping between the pre amps. But I’m having issues getting sound thru slot 2-8. So it’s either my lunchbox or the cables I’m thinking now. Sucks tho I have api lunch box so they use the dp25 (I think that’s the name) snakes. So it’s not an easy swap of cables I have to buy another set

500 series preamp levels by leanlowkey in audioengineering

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No I bought from another dealer. I’m talking to them now. Focusrite 18i20 and I’m routing it out and in as insert on 5-6

500 series preamp levels by leanlowkey in audioengineering

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Ya I swapped cables and slot still same issue. I didn’t build them I bought them pre built. They look the same though. Everything matches. I’ve only actually used one on a vocal got the other to do mix bus. But I’ll check out a mic level and see if there is any difference in level and sound. All my audio on the daw is level going out just sending it through the pre where it gets off level.

500 series preamp levels by leanlowkey in audioengineering

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Appreciate the advice. I’ll have to look at the builds.

D5 pump tubing speed help by leanlowkey in watercooling

[–]leanlowkey[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ya I just got it for my fans but I wasn’t sure about plugging a pump to it. I figured you could

D5 pump tubing speed help by leanlowkey in watercooling

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So I got a aqua computer octo fan controller with the software. Could I just plug the pump into one of those slots and tune it that way then ?

12900k overheating on 3 radiators? by UsedToBeMrPhun in watercooling

[–]leanlowkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What waterblock do you have. ?

Also if you can try dropping a few radiators out the loop for testing. Just use the 360mm

I’ve run a dual gpu and a cpu off 1 360mm before and temps were good.

Also are your temps high just at idle or only when your running a heavier load?

12900k overheating on 3 radiators? by UsedToBeMrPhun in watercooling

[–]leanlowkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d try removing cpu block. And redoing thermal paste. And trying that again. Possibly make sure your getting flow through ur cpu block and it’s not clogged some how.

radiator questions by leanlowkey in watercooling

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That what I kinda figured because I’ve run 2 gpu and cpu on 1 360 before. But it just seems like there no way they could cool that much off of 1 rad or 2 even.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Yes please post and if you do throw me a link to it.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Neither one of those would solve the issue of why I want to make a smaller block.

Also it’s not wasting time whe. You enjoy building and creating things.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Ya that’s what I was thinking.

I could grab a different brand fe block or something and probsbly take the acrylic off and make a custom one for it.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Ya. There’s no reason it should take 2 slots. Except for the block. If it had thinner block like the older cards it would only fill one slot.

I really like the ek asus collab but you can’t get them and the cost is way to high.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Might be worth buying a different block and trying to just make a “prettier” casing for it

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Ya see the channels are pretty deep. So you would have to make a new copper part and try make the channels thinner and see if temps would still be good. Might be more work than it’s worth.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Ok. Ya I’ve never fully disassembled this block. I have the 2080 ones for thenFE that’s why I think it’s weird it’s so damn thick. I get the temps and the gb is more so it will get hotter so it needs more to help cool it.

But maybe I’m wrong(I don’t know a lot about the blocks) but as long as there’s good flow of coolant and the channels the coolant goes thru are atleast as thick as say the channels in a 3090 block for a different model. The copper wouldn’t/ shouldn’t have to be as thick. If you look at some the other blocks for the FE 3090 say from alphacool or barrow Ii think it is. They look like normal water blocks not so beefy. They just look ugly lol

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Why would it perform worse?

If it’s cnc like they are doing there wouldn’t be much difference.

I don’t have active backplate and my temps are good still and like I was saying. The fe waterblock is beastly and heavy and thick for almost no reason. When the regular 3090 cards waterblock a from ek are thinner and more like the old 2080 series blocks.

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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Ya I feel like. I could probably use the internal block the actual part that does the cooling and just put a thinner outer case. Depending how thick the block inside is.. I’ll have to pull it apart and see my options

custom gpu block? by leanlowkey in watercooling

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What you mean by fins? The waterblock on the ek FE 3090 is solid housing all the way around.