Hi,
Yeah micro center looking like ghost center without much of anything to sell cpu wise and only a few 2080's and no ti's at all.
I'd think about using my 3 year in-store warranty if they had the evga 2080ti posted heck that's how I ended up with my 1080ti by trading in my 1080 classified
I'm not planning a GPU upgrade... Just CPU and Mobo... IDK, 10nm does not look to promising.
We'll new pumpy boi came in along with the new fittings and tube. Temps are about the same maybe slightly lower on the cpu side. Theres no longer a kink in the tube by the CPU block ao flow rate is way way better. Looks cleaner.
My last question is:
Will having the bigger resivor aid in cooling because of it's ability to contain more water? Or is there no difference?
I currently have the shorter res in just cause it looks cleaner.
Pics will be up on the "show my PC" thread later
Rezzy doesn't cool the water. The rad cools the water. A bigger rad would help.
I figured, but also thought that a bigger res would allow the hotter water coming in to defuse with the cooler water in the res. IDK lol
If you think you need better cooling a larger rad or fans with a higher static pressure would be your best bet imho.
So I've been playing around with fan and pump speeds. If all is set to max, temps are amazing. Do u guys set ur pump and fan speeds at a set speed? Or just set pump at a set speed?
Hi,
Nice
I just let the pump do it's own thing via pmw port to pump port on board I do not set it to anything D5's are as far as I can tell silent
Rad and or case fans I usually do adjust a bit silent for non-oc or max for oc'ing.
Hmmm....
The max speed for this pump is 4000rpm. I set it manually to 3000rpm. Still playing with fan speeds. The issue I'm having is that unless a game is taking the CPU, the fans won't ramp up to cool the GPU, so now the gpu is hitting in the mid 50s if a game taxes both CPU and GPU temps are around 49c on the GPU
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