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ap0calyps · 01-24-2003, 09:55 AM

THere is air in the reservoir, and always will be, as that is the POINT of having it. It's the highest point in the system, so as I fill it, water flows through the tubes to the rest of the system, the heatercore block and pump, and all the air rises to the reservoir. I will need to open it to fill it all the time. I have left it running for quite some time with no change at all. I think it's caused by the high pressure of my pump.

01-24-2003, 09:55 AM	#3
ap0calyps Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Ottawa, ON Posts: 30	THere is air in the reservoir, and always will be, as that is the POINT of having it. It's the highest point in the system, so as I fill it, water flows through the tubes to the rest of the system, the heatercore block and pump, and all the air rises to the reservoir. I will need to open it to fill it all the time. I have left it running for quite some time with no change at all. I think it's caused by the high pressure of my pump. __________________ XP 2400+ @ 2.3Ghz 1.95v Swiftech MC462/Vantec Tornado @7v Epox 8K3A+ 2X512MB PC2700@200Mhz CAS2 2.8v R9700Pro @ 425 core 730 mem 3Com 3c905ctx LAN Herc Fortissimo III (HATE Audigy) Adaptec 39320R SCSI RAID 3X 18.2GB Cheetah X15-36LP RAID0 Maxtor Atlas 10K III 73GB (storage) Asus 52X CDROM (burner's in server) Antec SX1200 tower Antec 550W TRUEPower SPU 5X 80mm Vantec Stealth fans