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Re: Too Hot
Samstag, 19. März 2005, 18:36
Zitat von »Pole«
As regards to motherboard sensors I don't think that is a problem. The sensor will have the same inaccuracy no matter which cooling system is used.
I'll try reseating the block.
Yes there may be inaccuracies in any mb sensor, BUT the only way to judge whether there is a problem in your cooling system is to be able to accurately measure the temp of the water. A car doesn't measure the block temp, but the water temp.
Another issue is that you may have some flow issues. Have you checked the flow rates of the water?
Re: Too Hot
Sonntag, 20. März 2005, 16:45
No - the problem is still the same.
Case airflow = 2 fans front blowing in (medium speed), 2 fans rear blowing out(high speed), 2 fans/airplex 160 blowing in(medium speed)
Room temperature =23C
External temperature of pump feed connector=36C
How do I measure water temperature and water flow?
I can see the water flow through the Aquatube glass and it looks good. Does anyone else have an intel 580 cpu. What temperature do you have?
What about thermal compound between your CPU and H20 block?
That can make a big difference.
http://www.arcticsilver.com/
Re: Too Hot
Dienstag, 22. März 2005, 23:34
How do I measure water temperature and water flow?
You need an Aquaero controller and some accessories (Plug & Cool temp sensor, a T fitting to stick it into, and optionally a flow meter) and then you can measure water temps and flow. There are three basic versions. They are the LCD version, the VFD version, and the LT version that does not have a display but depends on the software to configure and display on screen. All the Aquaero's can be configured via software. The LCD and VFD versions allow you to configure your system from the front of the case even while in DOS at the command prompt.
You can go to http://www.aqua-computer.de/e_index.htm and click on Aquaero for more information.
