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Last edited by Rob94hawk; 05-28-2014 at 10:36 PM.
New rig: INWIN D-Frame, i7 4770k @ 4.7 Ghz/1.38V, Swiftech H220, MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming, Team Vulcan DDR3 1600, 9-9-9-24, Samsung 840 pro 256GB, EVGA GTX 780, Corsair 850W
Old rig:Antec 900/GIGABYTE GA-X38T-DQ6
E6750 @ 3.5 GHz/Thermalright 120 extreme/MX2
CORSAIR Vengance 8GB
PNY 8800GT/Thermalright HR-03 GT
Old, old rig: FX-53/GIGABYTE K8NSNXP-939 nForce3 Ultra/1GB CORSAIR 3200XLPRO
X800XTPE/WD 74GB Raptor/250GB Caviar
Sounds like it isn't fully bled. One of the reasons I don't like those reservoir-less systems.
Last edited by lowfat; 07-30-2013 at 08:29 AM.
Gonna keep working on it as if there was air in it. It did quiet down some today. Before I went to work I left the case on it's side so the entire radiator sits higher than the pump. My son said it was still making noise 3 hours later. I'm trying to figure how the hell air got that far down anyway. The way the radiator is oriented in the case air should have gotten trapped at the top.Originally Posted by lowfat
New rig: INWIN D-Frame, i7 4770k @ 4.7 Ghz/1.38V, Swiftech H220, MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming, Team Vulcan DDR3 1600, 9-9-9-24, Samsung 840 pro 256GB, EVGA GTX 780, Corsair 850W
Old rig:Antec 900/GIGABYTE GA-X38T-DQ6
E6750 @ 3.5 GHz/Thermalright 120 extreme/MX2
CORSAIR Vengance 8GB
PNY 8800GT/Thermalright HR-03 GT
Old, old rig: FX-53/GIGABYTE K8NSNXP-939 nForce3 Ultra/1GB CORSAIR 3200XLPRO
X800XTPE/WD 74GB Raptor/250GB Caviar
dude on a side note what kind of case is that?!?!!?
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Custom Loop: Dual DDCs->Dual EK XE360 w/GT's -> HK IV CPU -> HK IV GPU ->EK X3 Res controlled by Aquaero 6
It does not sound like air bubbles to me, more like the pump impeller is banging away.
That is just my best guess tho.
I wonder if there might be nothing but air trapped inside the pump housing.
The best why t confirm this is take out the unit and place it in a sink and power the unit with a spare PSU.
Remove the filler cap and check the fluid levels. If all seems ok then move everything around and see if you can get air to move inside then check the filler cap again.
Filling these should be like filling the Edge series.
I have not ever used a H220 so I don't know if the block/pump head can be taken apart to check the pump impeller and see if it has any damage on it.
INWIN D-Frame
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...-D-frame-build.
New rig: INWIN D-Frame, i7 4770k @ 4.7 Ghz/1.38V, Swiftech H220, MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming, Team Vulcan DDR3 1600, 9-9-9-24, Samsung 840 pro 256GB, EVGA GTX 780, Corsair 850W
Old rig:Antec 900/GIGABYTE GA-X38T-DQ6
E6750 @ 3.5 GHz/Thermalright 120 extreme/MX2
CORSAIR Vengance 8GB
PNY 8800GT/Thermalright HR-03 GT
Old, old rig: FX-53/GIGABYTE K8NSNXP-939 nForce3 Ultra/1GB CORSAIR 3200XLPRO
X800XTPE/WD 74GB Raptor/250GB Caviar
Any updates guys ?
i am wondering what could be causing that noise... i don't have a unit myself but am looking to buy quite a few.
Can it be that there is some dirt/solder residue that was left over in the rads from manufacturing and is now in the pump causing it to die ?
cheers and kind regards ?
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yeah my new system just crashed because of overheating. The pump reported 0 rpm for my cpu and it makes this buzzing ticking noise that i can hear OVER an actual 5' house fan on high! I've also seen reports of RMA'd units failing. As I type this I am looking at my old h100i that never had 1 issue...
for a closed loop system this is unfortunate
Last edited by b0bd0le; 09-30-2013 at 08:00 AM.
i7 920 D0 @ 2.8ghz // GTX 670 // Rampage II Extreme // 14GBs DDR3 // 550w PSU // corsair H100i // Corsair 800DMay 30th, 2007
i7 3770k stock // Maximus V Gene // 16GB @1600 // OCZ z850 //
i7 3930k @ 4.5ghz // 780 SLI // P9X79-E WS // 16GB @ 1600 // AX1200i // and a horrible swiftech h220 // Carbide Air 540
You think that's bad, I ordered an H320 only to find it was shipped full of water in the dead of winter!
Of course, the unit was completely destroyed as a result, though someone should really rethink sending filled units like that OR at the very least, have the decency to work with shipping to know when to take precautions against such things.
Anyways, I was on the fence about getting a ready to run water cooling system and this just helped me make up my mind about slapping together a custom unit.
Live and learn they say.
Though I'm pretty pissed at NCIX for having to pay shipping both ways for an item that was damaged due to shipping negligence.
Step aside, and you won't have to feel the awesome wrath of my mustache!
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