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[ante_ante]

This is my latest build. Using a new Lian Li A71B case with a thermo PA120.3 in the roof. D-tek Fuzion with 4,5mm nozzle and a EK block on my graphiccard.

[nzbleach]

what UV dye please ^

[rbsmontemor]

Rbs.

[smee]

Rbs.

Whats that supposed to mean?
I see the condensation, but you didn't say anything about it.
Did you fry something?
What did you use to get the liquid so cold? Ice? Dry ice?

[rbsmontemor]

Whats that supposed to mean?
I see the condensation, but you didn't say anything about it.
Did you fry something?
What did you use to get the liquid so cold? Ice? Dry ice?

Yeah, poor dead P5K Deluxe

Really don't know why, perfectly isolated...but when benching at 1.65+ volts it made a little explosion sound, and dies. Tested all on another motherboard and it's ok, just that damn P5K



EDIT: It was cold coz' we're benching with ICE to get lower temps

[disruptfam]

with ice??? like dry ice?

Are u sure a droplet of water didn't fall onto the mobo looks like it would of...

that sucks dude

[Vatos_locos]

seems like the isolation is not good at all your block man hasw water everyware and the tape around the socket is not good for isolation i'am sorry

[cka3o4nuk]

rbsmontemor

this is expecter p5k delux has very bad (even not looking its 8 phase) power module (a lot of them dies with such troubles)

[louie101086]

maybe the condensation started happening under the cpu isnt that why people use dielectric grease under cpu to avoid problems like this

[rbsmontemor]

with ice??? like dry ice?

Are u sure a droplet of water didn't fall onto the mobo looks like it would of...

that sucks dude

Just ice...frozen water Think that's not the problem...we disassemble the system to clean the water 5 minutes before

seems like the isolation is not good at all your block man hasw water everyware and the tape around the socket is not good for isolation i'am sorry

Thats just cold water...not DI or so, backside of CPU doesn't get wet

this is expecter p5k delux has very bad (even not looking its 8 phase) power module (a lot of them dies with such troubles)

maybe the condensation started happening under the cpu isnt that why people use dielectric grease under cpu to avoid problems like this

But if it happens, it will kill the CPU too, or not? my CPU is happily alive

Rbs.

[Xilikon]

If you heard a popping sound, it mean that a capacitor exploded. Look around the cpu area to see if you noticed a capacitor without the metal top. The P5K is known to do this sometime when you push the board a bit.

[The_Beast]

That sound really bad

[Shocker003]

Sorry dudes this is all i could come up with for now. It ain´t special like what i have been seeing in this thread but at least laugh it off

[NOFX]

cka3o4nuk
Privet komrad!

[joecop120]

Sorry dudes this is all i could come up with for now. It ain´t special like what i have been seeing in this thread but at least laugh it off

!! Are there holes cut in the case for the 3 fans on the radiator?!? Otherwise there is no airflow!

[HaGGaRd]

someone needs a new monitor

[Shocker003]

!! Are there holes cut in the case for the 3 fans on the radiator?!? Otherwise there is no airflow!

It´s just one fan cutted into two halfs and there is enough space between the rad and the case

[Evil-Vincent]

LOL It looks just like you have a second set of fans on the other side of the rad.

I like your setup, its like I wanted to do mine initially, but decided to buy s TJ07 anyway.

What is that fan next to the cpu doing there? Cooling the ram?

[Shocker003]

LOL It looks just like you have a second set of fans on the other side of the rad.

I like your setup, its like I wanted to do mine initially, but decided to buy s TJ07 anyway.

What is that fan next to the cpu doing there? Cooling the ram?

Just mounted an 80mm fan on my D-Tek screws for cooling my ram.

[CodeNinja]

This is how i mounted my rad.

Ohhh... thats clever! I like it.

[rbsmontemor]

If you heard a popping sound, it mean that a capacitor exploded. Look around the cpu area to see if you noticed a capacitor without the metal top. The P5K is known to do this sometime when you push the board a bit.

I check it today, but nothing looks wrong.

When I power on the mobo with an CPU, it's turn off on a half second...without CPU it keeps alive until I press the power button again

[Shocker003]

Ohhh... thats clever! I like it.

Thanks pal

[Xilikon]

If you didn't notice anything, it mean it's either a capacitor died but not show any damage or any other component died.

[smee]

I check it today, but nothing looks wrong.

When I power on the mobo with an CPU, it's turn off on a half second...without CPU it keeps alive until I press the power button again

One thing i'd do is make sure the bios chip is in the motherboard completely.
I've heard that sometimes if your overclocking and you clock your cpu really high then the comp will just turn off and the mobo won't post. But then they find later that the bios chip came out, so they push on it until it clicks in. Then the mobo will post

Not sure if thats the problem, but it's worth a try

[rbsmontemor]

If you didn't notice anything, it mean it's either a capacitor died but not show any damage or any other component died.

I think that something on VRM died. Just when i put 1.65+ volts...

Bios -> set things -> save -> reboot -> 5 sec -> pof

One thing i'd do is make sure the bios chip is in the motherboard completely.
I've heard that sometimes if your overclocking and you clock your cpu really high then the comp will just turn off and the mobo won't post. But then they find later that the bios chip came out, so they push on it until it clicks in. Then the mobo will post

Not sure if thats the problem, but it's worth a try

I'll try that now and let you know

Rbs.