[K-Dash]

His using single 655, prolly bleeding issue.

[ahweng38]

Originally Posted by K-Dash

His using single 655, prolly bleeding issue.

many bubbles .....

[kotori]

Originally Posted by Philip

A 360mm rad should be able to handle around 360W, which is more than enough for cooling a CPU and the mobo chipset. You'll probably have to upgrade to effectively cool additional GPU(s).

What is wrong with the Koolance rez? It has been so far so good for me.

Phil

and the boss comes in!

no, not doing GPUs and yes, im aware that a 360 rad wont be able to take the GPUs.

are you using coolant? well, it seems like my bleeding tube has this very very light brown stain just after four days. doesnt seem like rust or corrosion. i researched a bit and seems like some folks over at XS and OCN have this problem as well.

the odd thing is, the water in their systems are clear and fine. well that guy over at XS was running on DI and PT Nuke (the colourless one) and nothing else were effected. just felt you should know. give it a read thread at XS and thread at OCN.

[kotori]

Originally Posted by K-Dash

His using single 655, prolly bleeding issue.

Originally Posted by ahweng38

many bubbles .....

well it did take quite some time to bleed. i left it overnight and i still hear bubbles occasionally on the next day, but that's fine now.

[Philip]

Originally Posted by kotori

and the boss comes in!

no, not doing GPUs and yes, im aware that a 360 rad wont be able to take the GPUs.

are you using coolant? well, it seems like my bleeding tube has this very very light brown stain just after four days. doesnt seem like rust or corrosion. i researched a bit and seems like some folks over at XS and OCN have this problem as well.

the odd thing is, the water in their systems are clear and fine. well that guy over at XS was running on DI and PT Nuke (the colourless one) and nothing else were effected. just felt you should know. give it a read thread at XS and thread at OCN.

DUH!! I'm not the boss lar!

So far as good for me leh. I've been using the reservoir with distilled water for a week plus testing my loop and components. Now i'm using Eco Earth Fluid XP without any signs of nasty corrosion and whatsoever.

Send Tim from Xtremesystem an IM and I'm sure he can work something out for you.

Phil

[K-Dash]

My guess might be contaminate frm rad. I read the articles as well. But phil no issues

[Philip]

Originally Posted by K-Dash

My guess might be contaminate frm rad. I read the articles as well. But phil no issues

Nah.. those facing this problem are mostly using one common component -> Kill coil.

Phil

[K-Dash]

Ts can't find space to use kill coil. Think buy but no use.

[Philip]

Originally Posted by K-Dash

Ts can't find space to use kill coil. Think buy but no use.

Yeah, which is why i said most lor.

Phil

[lee-turbo]

I dun bother to buy killcoil
Pure dis water lol

[kotori]

yes, not using the silver coil. while i considered using just DI, the thought of microbial growth just irks me, and i do have all the CIIS i can use, so yeah. anyway, the colouration is not that severe as yet.

while its possible that contaminants from my rad might be a source, but the colouration is only affecting the bleeding tube. the long plug used to separate the two tanks seems to be okay.

maybe my concentration of CIIS is a tad too high.. LOL