Startup and control

indigo_prime

Newbie

Montag, 7. August 2006, 22:14

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OK, got most of the infomation I need now before I buy my AC cooling kit thanks to some great feedback by the people here.

My last question (I think) is ..................

I want to power up the WC loop before I power up the PC (to make sure it is running) and also be able to have an alarm in case the pump fails.

How would I do it and which parts of AC kit would you recommend?

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: Startup and control

Montag, 7. August 2006, 22:21

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How much money would you spend?

The aquaero has everything and much more

Katzenfreund

God

Re: Startup and control

Montag, 7. August 2006, 22:21

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You can use the aquastream.
The included power cable connector will give you the possibility to start your WC before you start your hardware. (just remember not to plug on any other hardware to your Power Unit before you have tested the WC.)

If you are using the Aquaero and a part called "Durchflusssensor" you will be able to get an alarm if the wather presure is too low. (-> pump is out of order)

P.S.
If you like to know a cheaper version, you can use a tempreture alert.

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Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: Startup and control

Montag, 7. August 2006, 22:29

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Zitat von »Katzenfreund«

You can use the aquastream.
The included power cable connector will give you the possibility to start your WC before you start your hardware.

Yes, but it will not enable him to start the hardware too

That method is nice to (re)fill the system but I think he wants to start the pump at first every time.

Katzenfreund

God

Re: Startup and control

Montag, 7. August 2006, 22:38

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I'm sorry.
My fault.

So Shoggy is right. The Aquastream- version would only provide a start as a kind of test after filling the WC. It is not really a good idea to do that every time you're starting your computer.

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JaR

Senior Member

Re: Startup and control

Dienstag, 8. August 2006, 04:54

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If you use the aquaero / flow sensor combination, you can configure the aquaero to switch off the computer immediately if the flow should stops. This is the safest solution.

badger badger badger ...

indigo_prime

Newbie

Re: Startup and control

Dienstag, 8. August 2006, 12:48

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Thanks for the replies.

Basically I want to start up the water cooling loop so that the flow is running, then turn on the PC itself.

The loop will consist of:

CPU - Cuplex XT Block
NB - XT Chipset Block
SB - XT Xhipset Block
GPU - AquagraFX 7900
2 x ASUS Mofset Coolers (Voltage Regulators)
Rad - XT240 Radiator
Pump - Dont Know yet - Suggestions???
Res - ????

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: Startup and control

Dienstag, 8. August 2006, 14:49

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Mhh, it doesn't really make any sense.

Let's say you have a aquaero and the flow sensor. If you start the PC, and the pump would not run or the flow is too low, the system would run less than 5 seconds and shuts off. These 5 seconds without any waterflow is absolutley no problem for the hardware - you will have more cooling power than a cooler with a working fan

Katzenfreund

God

Re: Startup and control

Dienstag, 8. August 2006, 16:17

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Shoggy is right.
I've hade my system running 3 times for about 30min without a pluged in pump.
-> Nothing happend and I get a tempreture shout-down.

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