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You could cut the pumps back to 50% and still have plenty of flow. Play with pump speed. When temps begin to climb you found optimum pump speed.

Blocks cause major restriction, that's how it...

Your Mobo should have software that will allow adjustment. If not, the BIOS should have some setting. Are you sure you have the PWM signal connected to the correct header?

Also, what brand of...

yes, at 5 you can hear the pump. At 3-4 you can't. Unless you have some odd loop the D5 at 3-4 will be fine. They also make a D5 PWM pump. Look around.

Pretty normal at that overclock. The CPU just can't dissipate all the heat no matter how good the watercooling, remember that poor tim between the chip and the heatspreader? I'm sure you read about...

Ask here, more folks.

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/

Doesn't matter. Temps only vary 1-2 C anywhere in the loop, meaning water temp. Gotta understand the properties of water etc.

1/2 x 3/4 is great, but Cathars test long ago show little diff down to 3/8"ID. What is important for anti-kinking is the wall thickness. EACH wall should be 1/8" thick. Thus why 3/8 x 5/8 as 1/2 x...

You need more case airflow. And not sure what rad fans you have, they look like they have a weak blade design. Ohh, 800 RPM and not designed for rad restriction.

Here is a bunch of info you...

Seems this guy has moved on. Maybe he'll be back. His last post date was a while back.

There is none unless you figure it out yourself. Unless you find a mentor in your local area. Computer clubs etc.

Another problem isn't my problem.

Arctic Cooling doesn't have a good one, you...

I'm sorry, but that is how I do it. If it doesn't work, then it doesn't work for you, sorry. Maybe there is a club in your area you can join etc. I'm not prone to spend my personal time to walk...

Just buy air cooling. A top notch air cooler is within a few or less C of the magic AIO watercooling units out there. Meaning NO issues, no RMA since the CPU and GPU units are cheaply made and...

Well. You decided to WC on 09/02/13. How much have you done on research? Spend a few hours on top notch WC forums (this one is good but VERY VERY slow)?

Read all the stickies you have the time...

A new bock will help. Make sure your new block has the setup for the old CPU mount holes. That IS an old block.

The guy has told us nothing why it's so hot. I need to know. This is crazy.

I hope it's not a troll..............

Wow! Only 7 months! That's not good.

Ohh how long you had it?

Not surprised really, it's a very old first iteration of a C WC setup. They probably didn't expect that. All about what the cheap manu used to keep the C folks happy. ...

Maybe since your new at watercooling you should get the basics first.

One CPU?

One GPU?

Two 480mm rad? Don't know much about heatload etc yet eh? You can do it on one 480.

Expecting...

What fans? Hopefully good ones. That front fan is really not helping much. No fan on the bottom either.

What did you have before?

It looks like you have enuff rad for sure, plenty, fans...

SpiderD. You know anything about watercooling yet? Ever built a WC rig? Are you a top builder with 20+ builds in the last 3 years? Maybe your shooting for the moon but don't realize it's 250,000...

Crunching etc? Some sort of mining?

If he's running phase he ain't worried about noise. TWO 120x3 30 FPI rads with 5400 RPM Gentle Typhoons in push pull would be fine. Would save space, but if you got the room, go 3 120x3 regular...

Then you buy a kit. And build your own. Like this:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#o-ring-splicing-kits/=o6lshm

No idea how to do much else, but a oring built with a special shape will need to be...

Yes, beside being TT, it's not made to hold the rad space you need. Physics. Can't win over physics. You need 120x5 once you put the GPU under water, you will.............

There is Paris Hilton...

NO. It's about the FLOWRATE and the temps. Some pumps need more. Setting up an arbitrary magic 30% number is wrong. Once the flow rate is xx, then your gains are not worth it. More noise and pump...