Ik ben gehaast maar wil toch even dit posten, ik had dit gepost op [H]ardocp dus het is in het engels, sorry hiervoor normaal zou ik alles wel overtypen maar ik moet ff weg, bedankt voor het begrip en eventuele hulp
<<Hey,
Today I replaced the way too narrow fittings on my swiftech waterblock with wider ones, and I am now getting around 500-600 lr/hr waterflow which seems more than enough to me.
I used to get about 18.5V from my linked power supplies, for some reason I only get 16V now ... so my pelt isn''t exactly working at full power. But still it seems my temps are way higher than they should be.
I have a 172W pelt, which is a 24V pelt, 11.3A if I remember correctly.
Swiftech waterblock.
there is sufficient thermal paste between the pelt and cold plate and block and cpu, the lot.
My coldplate is screwed on tight as hell, I have 500l/hr waterflow at least.
When I power everything on without a CPU heating the thing up, ice forms really quickly on the cold plate, and heat transfer seems pretty good, very even, no warmeror colder spots on the coldplate.
BUT with everything in place, with quite a lot of pressure on the CPU, I still get temps of 40°C+ stressed.
This is with at athlon running at 1333 and 1.91V.
I know there''s not enough voltage on my pelt but still.
When I would turn up my CPU to 1600 MHz and 2.2V there will be more additional heat from the CPU that i''d gain with the full 24V on the pelt I think.
I just don''t get it. I tested a Duron as well, running 1050 MHz at 1.91V it was stressed @ 17°C.
Idle temps have no problem getting well below 0°C, even with my Tbird, just when I stress it the temp literally shoooooots up.
I''m really running out of ideas on this, starting to doubt my pelt really is a 172W ....
I''m using a 13.8V (20A) continuous PSU linked to the 5V rail of a 300W ATX supply. Should have more than enough amps in store i''d think ...
so i really don''t know anymore, what do you guys think is the most likely cause of my w/c not working well ?
Hell, I think i''d get better temps without that pelt.
JCviggen
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<<Hey,
Today I replaced the way too narrow fittings on my swiftech waterblock with wider ones, and I am now getting around 500-600 lr/hr waterflow which seems more than enough to me.
I used to get about 18.5V from my linked power supplies, for some reason I only get 16V now ... so my pelt isn''t exactly working at full power. But still it seems my temps are way higher than they should be.
I have a 172W pelt, which is a 24V pelt, 11.3A if I remember correctly.
Swiftech waterblock.
there is sufficient thermal paste between the pelt and cold plate and block and cpu, the lot.
My coldplate is screwed on tight as hell, I have 500l/hr waterflow at least.
When I power everything on without a CPU heating the thing up, ice forms really quickly on the cold plate, and heat transfer seems pretty good, very even, no warmeror colder spots on the coldplate.
BUT with everything in place, with quite a lot of pressure on the CPU, I still get temps of 40°C+ stressed.
This is with at athlon running at 1333 and 1.91V.
I know there''s not enough voltage on my pelt but still.
When I would turn up my CPU to 1600 MHz and 2.2V there will be more additional heat from the CPU that i''d gain with the full 24V on the pelt I think.
I just don''t get it. I tested a Duron as well, running 1050 MHz at 1.91V it was stressed @ 17°C.
Idle temps have no problem getting well below 0°C, even with my Tbird, just when I stress it the temp literally shoooooots up.
I''m really running out of ideas on this, starting to doubt my pelt really is a 172W ....
I''m using a 13.8V (20A) continuous PSU linked to the 5V rail of a 300W ATX supply. Should have more than enough amps in store i''d think ...
so i really don''t know anymore, what do you guys think is the most likely cause of my w/c not working well ?
Hell, I think i''d get better temps without that pelt.
JCviggen
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