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fhorst · 02-28-2004, 03:09 AM

Hi All,

I'm working on my new setup. One of the things to say is that I'm using AS5, and it's only 80 hrs in place. (according to the web site, it can take 200 hrs to settle)

Here is my issue:
I'm using a dangerdan double heatercore, one dangerdan single heatercore and a BIX (all in series). My waterblock is the Witewater, the DD Z-chip and modded innovatec GPU. I'm also using the DD bay-res.

My pumps are 2 times the MCP600. If I turn one on, my temps are (according to my motherboard temp diode IC7Max3) 37.5 degrees under full load.
This is with one pump.

If I also turn the other pump on, I can see that the water is speeding up a lot. (buble movement in the bayres) (not that there is air in the water, it's just one bubble at the top of the res)

According to all the theory, speeding up my water should give me lower temps.
my temps stay exactly the same! 37.5 degrees.

What could be wrong here?
Could it be that there was some small chuncks in the rad e.g. that are now clugging the WW? (but I did flush the setup prior to filling it) is it possible that could be responcible for not having any temp difference?

02-28-2004, 03:09 AM	#1
fhorst Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Almere, The Netherlands (Europe) Posts: 262	dual pump any good? Hi All, I'm working on my new setup. One of the things to say is that I'm using AS5, and it's only 80 hrs in place. (according to the web site, it can take 200 hrs to settle) Here is my issue: I'm using a dangerdan double heatercore, one dangerdan single heatercore and a BIX (all in series). My waterblock is the Witewater, the DD Z-chip and modded innovatec GPU. I'm also using the DD bay-res. My pumps are 2 times the MCP600. If I turn one on, my temps are (according to my motherboard temp diode IC7Max3) 37.5 degrees under full load. This is with one pump. If I also turn the other pump on, I can see that the water is speeding up a lot. (buble movement in the bayres) (not that there is air in the water, it's just one bubble at the top of the res) According to all the theory, speeding up my water should give me lower temps. my temps stay exactly the same! 37.5 degrees. What could be wrong here? Could it be that there was some small chuncks in the rad e.g. that are now clugging the WW? (but I did flush the setup prior to filling it) is it possible that could be responcible for not having any temp difference? __________________ If it get's hot, it needs to be watercooled!