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New aquaduct 720xt Mark V pb, please help me

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Bullrott

Junior Member

New aquaduct 720xt Mark V pb, please help me

Friday, January 1st 2016, 6:24pm

Hi everyone,

Firstable, I apologize for my english because it's not my original language.

I have several problem with my 720xt. First one and most important in my opinion is the flow.

With two waterblock the flow is only 48l/h but to have that the pump is at 100%. Is that normal?

Tanks for reply I ll give every information needed.

Happy new year.

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

Saturday, January 2nd 2016, 6:25am

48l/h does seem low for 2 blocks.

Can you post a screen shot of your pumps tab in aquasuite? (example below)
48lph.jpg

Bullrott

Junior Member

Saturday, January 2nd 2016, 1:40pm

Thx for the answer, here the screen of the pump and the flow

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[attach]flow[/attach][/attach]

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

Saturday, January 2nd 2016, 2:13pm

I am not sure if the Minimum/Maximum power settings on your pump are used with the automatic control option, but having it at 100% for minimum and maximum could force the pump to 100%... which may have been your intent.
That said, the issue remains as to your relatively low flow rate.

Perhaps if you describe your system a bit... we know you have a CPU & GPU water block, but what size is your tubing, and how many 90° fittings, etc.,
Also, is there a way debris/dirt may have entered your loop during assembly causing blockage.

As a test, you could set your "Minimum pump value" to 30%, leave the "Maximum pump value" at 100%, then use the "Manual preset" option to move the pump power up/down and see what happens to the flow rate.

Lastly, the real pros/reps are on holiday at this time, and hopefully they will be able to help you come Monday when they may be back.

Bullrott

Junior Member

Saturday, January 2nd 2016, 2:53pm

The 100% pump is intended. If the pump isn't à 100% the flow alarm ring cause the flow drop to less than 30l/h

The system is:

Aquaduct 720xt =) 5/8mmtube (the one with the aquaduct) =) 8/6 g1/4 adaptater =) gpu waterblock ekwb 290x =) 8/6 g1/4 adaptater =) tube =) 8/6 g1/4 adaptater =) cpu waterblock ek supremacy evo =) 8/6 g1/4 adaptater =) aquaduct 720xt


There's no debrit / dirt in my opinion. I think of that so I already empty it and refill it to check that.


There's no 90°fitting.


Thanks a lot man and I appreciate and sorry for my bad english

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

Sunday, January 3rd 2016, 2:02am

How are your GPU & CPU temperatures?

Bullrott

Junior Member

Sunday, January 3rd 2016, 11:13am

I don't know the temp of GPU or GPU.
It's my first WC so I want to be sure, so the component are still outside the PC since I'm sure the flow is allright and it's safe to put them again in the computer.

bcikota

Full Member

Sunday, January 3rd 2016, 3:36pm

Hi Bullrott,

Did you try running with no blocks at all, or just one block installed, just to see if they are the problem? For instance EKWB CPU waterblocks are unidirectional. I don't know how much of a difference it makes if you get the direction wrong but it's something to check.

Not sure how it goes with aquaduct, but is your flow sensor configured properly, by this I mean the impulse/liter value?

Kind regards,
Boris.

Bullrott

Junior Member

Sunday, January 3rd 2016, 3:43pm

Hi,

I try running with on block, same flow, with no block flow reach 56l/h

"Not sure how it goes with aquaduct, but is your flow sensor configured properly, by this I mean the impulse/liter value?" =) How you do that?

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

Monday, January 4th 2016, 4:48am

Quoted from "Bullrott"

Hi,

I try running with on block, same flow, with no block flow reach 56l/h

"Not sure how it goes with aquaduct, but is your flow sensor configured properly, by this I mean the impulse/liter value?" =) How you do that?

If I remember correctly, the Aquaduct product comes preconfigured correctly as the pump and flow meter are hard-wired without options.

Bullrott

Junior Member

Monday, January 4th 2016, 11:22am

" the Aquaduct product comes preconfigured correctly as the pump and flow meter are hard-wired without options."
I think so too. in the option there is a "aquaduct mark V configuration" preset.

Bullrott

Junior Member

Friday, February 5th 2016, 4:20pm

Little up since now pro must be back from holiday ;)

I change the tube for some 10/16mm and now I have 70l/h

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

Friday, February 5th 2016, 9:51pm

Quoted from "Bullrott"

Little up since now pro must be back from holiday ;)

I change the tube for some 10/16mm and now I have 70l/h

Nice! :)

MusleHans

Junior Member

Saturday, February 6th 2016, 7:07pm

Can somebody tell me how many flow is needed is an loop/ system?
I have ten 90 degree angel fittings an two 360 radiators a CPU and GPU block Flow meter .
The DCC PWM pump gives me at 37 % pwm a flow of 80 L/H and at 100 % 220 L/H

GTXJackBauer

Full Member

Saturday, February 6th 2016, 8:07pm

Quoted from "MusleHans"

Can somebody tell me how many flow is needed is an loop/ system?
I have ten 90 degree angel fittings an two 360 radiators a CPU and GPU block Flow meter .
The DCC PWM pump gives me at 37 % pwm a flow of 80 L/H and at 100 % 220 L/H
An efficient flow needs to be run within the range of 1.0-1.5 GPM. Just have to convert that to L/H and you should be good to go.

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