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If your board wasn't plugged in you shouldn't have anything to worry about with Fesser 1 or distilled water considering your loop was new and not likely contaminated. I would just dry it thoroughly with a rag and perhaps let it sit for 24 hours to ensure all of the moisture is evaporated. Perhaps use a hairdryer to ensure all water is evaporated as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Durkadurka
Anyone else?
I had already disconnected all power, so yeah I guess I need to empty the loop, remove everything and make sure everything dries up. *sigh*
Well, it seems I have managed to kill my MB. Hooking everything up again after cleaning/drying, and the card simply wont start.
I get the red light on the power button, green light on the reset button and greenish light on the clear cmos on the back of the MB. Also blue light in the LED poster.
But it seems the PSU dont get the signal to start up, if I take out the 24-pin and use a starter-pin, it starts like normal.
Is there anything other than a dead MB that would cause it not to start the PSU ? I've checked all the cables several times, tried with different mem modules, with or without PCI-e videocard and there is just nothing that will make it start.
Just thought I'd ask if anyone have any suggestions before I order a new MB.
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Originally Posted by Durkadurka
I had exact the same things happening. The lighs on mine as you say and the light on the LCD with CPU INIT exacly the same.
It turn out to be sort-circuit on the backplate of the SB.
if you take the mb out of the chassi and just power it up outside the box with just the onboard speaker , probably a sound can be heard, (beep) and you go feom there..
just switched out the fusion block for a mcw30
I can confirm that it fits but it takes a little manipulating..
it only works with the hard mount
also switched to black tygon r3400
somehow I lost a stick of ram in the process
also cleaned as hard as i can, still couldn't get the damn purple out of my loop , anybody know where I can get some black dye?
cable management is still ongoing .. got black sata cables on the way...
http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/4162/img0752bh4.jpg
what size r3400 is that?
3/8" id 1/2" od
what wall size?
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Originally Posted by disruptfam
If me math skillz are right, it's 1/8in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
Close: the correct answer is 1/16" as there are 2 walls to consider when measuring the diameter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nate P.
any unmodded passive cooler for sb like the enzotech CNB-S1L that can be fixed up at this mobo?
1/16! :(
heres some more details about the tubing i used
Specifications: Part # AAE00027, 3/8" ID, 1/2" OD, Wall Thickness 1/16", Minimum Bend Radius 1-3/4", Maximum Working Pressure at 73°F (psi): 25, Vacuum Rating, In. of Mercury at 73°F: 11
UpdateQuote:
Originally Posted by Creek Tha Gray
one shipment here
2 x EK-Backplate Mosfet ASUS 1, 3, 3a
1 x EK-Supreme - Plexi (universal socket)
1 x EK-Backplate LGA 775
1 x Metal plate 775 - Supreme
the ek supreme is clean looking
Good deal buddy!!!
I'm sure you will have some fun with them... ;)
Keep us posted.
i have 1/16 wall size and it kinks so easily swapping out for a thicker wall sizeQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
Alright, now we are cookin!
Installing Vista Ultimate 64-bit right now, cpu is running default 3 GHz (qx9650) at 1.19v! :clap:
Glad your making foward progress again... :up:
what was the problem with the motherboard? did you solv it? how?Quote:
Originally Posted by Durkadurka
The Enzotech Forged Copper CNB-S1L for the SB doesnt fit with screws?
Nope...
For the SB:
The Enzotech low profile, Forged Copper CNB-S1L sink can work here, providing your willing to rotate it 90° from the norm, and permanently attach it.
I did on my Maximus SE using 100% Arctic Silver Thermal Adhesive. She's on there for keeps, and now is making excellent chip to sink contact!
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/5084/pic057ad7.jpg
Hmm, what SB heatsink are you using Aldy402? http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=981
It looked like an enzotech one without having to rotate it.
it was taken from a p5b deluxe southbridge
same mounting pattern
same sink is also on the p5w deluxe
While not exactly an SE, actually just the plain Jane Maximus Forumla, I got my loop, as it is, up and running last week. Course, not much different from what others have posted here.
http://jamayer.org/pics/computer1.jpg
http://jamayer.org/pics/computer2.jpg
http://jamayer.org/pics/computer3.jpg
Not much really.....Maximus Formula mb, Q6600 cpu @ 3.6GHz, 2 x 2GB Mushkin Redline DDR2-1000 RAM, Asus HD3870 video card......D-Tek FuZion cpu block, DD MPC universal chipset block on NB (essentially the same block as a Maze 4, just different pattern on block itself w/pins instead of a maze), Laing DDC2 pump w/XSPC top, Swiftech MicroRes, Thermochill 120.3 rad w/3 Zalman ZM-FC fans.....but I've found them to whine too much so they'll be replaced soon with Scythe S-Flex "F" fans.
Why do everybody buy a Maximus Formula SE when you change the NB-block anyway. Isn't it better to buy the non-SE because it's cheaper?