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AdamLeyshon

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Hi there, is has been quite hot in my spare room for the last few days since its south facing and quite warm outside,

I was just wondering if you think these temperatures are normal for a computer which is lightly/moderately used:

So here it goes:

Cooling:

Pump: Laing DCC-1T with OCLabs Plexi Blue Booster top

Rad: Stealth GT 360 with 3 Aerocool Turbine 1000 120mm Fans

CPU Block: EK Wave

Res: 500ml Big Reservoir

Piping: 1/2Inch

Fluid: Fesser 1

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600

Ambient - 28C

Idle - Core 0: 40C, Core 1: 41C

Full Load - 44C

How well do you think this is coping? Thanks
 
as long as its under under 70 on load its fine tbh, but its certainly not impressive for a kickass watercooling system. is your e6600 heavily overclocked? maybe quite a high voltage bump in bios?
 
name='kataras' said:
as long as its under under 70 on load its fine tbh, but its certainly not impressive for a kickass watercooling system. is your e6600 heavily overclocked? maybe quite a high voltage bump in bios?
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No no mods at all :(

I personally thinks its the Fesser 1 Liquid.

But I also have a wierd feeling about this EK Wave block.

My loop is this.

Res -> Pump -> CPU -> Rad -> Res thats right yes?

I was recommended by Laing to Put the pump after the CPU Block??

Also My pump is connected on the EK wave via the center barb (Which EK told me to use), when I first installed it I got it wrong and used the wrong barb but it had lower temeratures :/

VCore Voltage is 1.312 and it varies.

Any help appreciated.
 
pump after cpu block because it adds heat , but you can try this:

res-- pump--rad--cpu--res

also gts360 is good for high cfm fans, but more noise
 
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