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Webster said:
I have just 2x360 in my loop too, GPU hotspot (5090) doesn't get over 60 full load and my fans are running pretty much min speeds.

Hopefully repaste will help. How are the otheggtr gpu temps?
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Other temps are ok.
Gpu avg is 45 max.
Memory is 60 max.
Only hotspot does not look righ
 
I switched my air-cooled PC to a dual independent liquid cooling loop setup recently, with two separate 360 rads and pump+reservoir combos for the CPU and the GPU.

AMD Ryzen 9800X3D with an XSPC RayStorm EDGE water block connected to the top radiator
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 with a Barrow BS-NVG4090-PA water block connected to the side radiator
Asus ROG X670E Extreme motherboard
64 GB DDR5-6000 RAM kit from G-Skill
2x NVMe SSDs (2 TB PCIe 5.0 for boot, 4 TB PCIe 4.0 for primary data)
1x 8 TB SATA SSD for even secondary data
Asus ROG Strix 1000W PSU
Lian Li O11D EVO RGB case
Custom cable extenders, ARGB fans, loop design and build by VIXIA computers

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ekotan said:
I switched my air-cooled PC to a dual independent liquid cooling loop setup recently, with two separate 360 rads and pump+reservoir combos for the CPU and the GPU.

AMD Ryzen 9800X3D with an XSPC RayStorm EDGE water block connected to the top radiator
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 with a Barrow BS-NVG4090-PA water block connected to the side radiator
Asus ROG X670E Extreme motherboard
64 GB DDR5-6000 RAM kit from G-Skill
2x NVMe SSDs (2 TB PCIe 5.0 for boot, 4 TB PCIe 4.0 for primary data)
1x 8 TB SATA SSD for even secondary data
Asus ROG Strix 1000W PSU
Lian Li O11D EVO RGB case
Custom cable extenders, ARGB fans, loop design and build by VIXIA computers

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Very nice build bro!!
I like how clean it is.
Are you in a full push mod on your rads?
 
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superjo said:
Very nice build bro!!
I like how clean it is.
Are you in a full push mod on your rads?
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Thank you, yes, three 120m fans on each 360mm rad pushing air out, plus a rear 120mm exhaust fan near the CPU. It's a full negative pressure setup and it seems to work well based on my torture tests. Both the CPU and the GPU never exceeded 73C during OCCT torture testing at stock settings, when ambient temperature was a toasty 30C. Tested during a heat wave here in the UK, I figured this was a good "worst case" scenario for torture testing. During normal use, with video editing, Blender renders and gaming, even with demanding titles such as Doom the Dark Ages, neither the CPU nor the GPU exceeded 60C.
 
superjo said:
2x360. One 45mm at the top and one corsair xr5 (30mm) behind the screen.
I am getting a new CPU block soon. I will change this and repaste the gpu, I ll tell you how it goes.
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I repasted my GPU and change the CPU waterblock from bykski CPU-XPR-B-M-V3 to CPU-XPR-C-M.
I gain 15 degress on the GPU hotspot. Clearly there was a pad on a screw hole preventing a proper pressure on the GPU... GPU avg temp also decreased ~6/7 degrees.
CPU temp did not move... but waterflow is much better. CPU-XPR-B-M-V3 is so restrictive you cannot even blow in it...
I don t really know what to expect on the CPU temp (9800x3D). I have 90 C after 30min of OCCT stability test with extreme preset and 16 threads.
In game temps are ~50-60 C depending on the game.
 
Still can't take a decent photo. I thought modern smartphone cameras are meant to be idiot-proof!

Recently did a tear-down and upgrade, so this is about as dust-free as it's ever going to be. No doubt I'll regret that black coolant, but that's a problem for future me.
 

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Built a new pc decided for once did not to go full/custom water. Built with the Vision Compact and stealth kit.
 

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