Pro/Forums - View Single Post

babybunny · 07-09-2002, 07:21 PM

Alright, I finally got my setup working with the two AquaVia 1300's in a row.

I've got a black edge waterblock from becooling, a chipjacket form becooling, a ultimate radiator from dtek, an enermax 120mm adjustible fan blowing at high speed onto the radiator, 3/8' tygon tubing, and an Athlon 1.333 GHz with ACII.

The order goes: pump, pump, radiator, CPU, Mobo, and back to pump in a closed system.

My temps are 46C on idle. I dare not try what it would be on load. This is worse than when I had my delta at half speed. The ambient temp is 28C. I'm using the onboard temp sensor from my Shuttle AK31A.

This is my theory: The Aquavia's make a crapload of heat when working, so I think they're raising the temperature of the water. So I shut one off and now the temps are 45C at idle.

What the heck is going on?

07-09-2002, 07:21 PM	#1
babybunny Cooling Savant Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: USA - Ohio Posts: 120	Helppp... Water cooling temps too high!! Alright, I finally got my setup working with the two AquaVia 1300's in a row. I've got a black edge waterblock from becooling, a chipjacket form becooling, a ultimate radiator from dtek, an enermax 120mm adjustible fan blowing at high speed onto the radiator, 3/8' tygon tubing, and an Athlon 1.333 GHz with ACII. The order goes: pump, pump, radiator, CPU, Mobo, and back to pump in a closed system. My temps are 46C on idle. I dare not try what it would be on load. This is worse than when I had my delta at half speed. The ambient temp is 28C. I'm using the onboard temp sensor from my Shuttle AK31A. This is my theory: The Aquavia's make a crapload of heat when working, so I think they're raising the temperature of the water. So I shut one off and now the temps are 45C at idle. What the heck is going on?