Quote:
The CPU\NB\SB loop took 3 hours to fully bleed! After 3 hours, the whole loop was bubble free! That was insane! I filled and a few hours later i was running the comp... Really, i didn't felt i needed to wait for a 24 hours leak free test. I really mastered the non-leaking watercooling loop builds The answer is Worm Drive Clamps!
As for the GPU loop, it was a total different story... It needed close to 2-3 days to fully bleed! This freaking Ek-Res 150 Rev.2 makes it a total pain in the @ss to bleed a set-up... Really, i hate that Res. Next time, I'll buy another one. I'm getting tired of those long-lasting bubbles.. Even with the T-Line trick on top of the res, it's still a pain to bleed. It took days before i would not see that freaking bubble line going out of the GPU2 block into the res. I would see a line of bubbles acting as a tornado all the time! I even think that when i took those pics posted above, it would still have that bubble line in the tubing when it goes out of GPU2 into Res... Anyway, it's completely gone now. One other thing i do to make sure there is no bubble stuck int he rad is i move the case around. I lean it, shake it and even drop it (Gently tho...).
oh, and I thought that it took me a lot to bleed... thnx this is really reassuring, I mean, I hate the filling/bleeding procedure the most, but what can you do. And best wishes for your girls' recovery :up: