No need to tip upside down but if you get the in/outlet upwards that will shift it out, and you hear it gurgle. Make sure to have no air in the res if you can, otherwise the tilting could suck any air into the pump and loop.
Another possibility is air in the block, laying the case flat could help with this. What sort of pin layout is it? Could the block simply be no good?
What components do you have, are there any that may be extremely restrictive, did any look so when you where assembling?
As a comparison I have a i5 760 and a 7950 on a 280 sr1. I leave it folding (cpu&gpu) overnight and it pulls about 300 watts at the wall, so reasonably 250 watts by the cpu and gpu into the loop. 2 fans in push and set as low as they go ~5v and I have no trouble dissipating the heat.
So the sr1 is certainly capable of getting rid of the heat. I may have linked this to you in your other thread, but here is a direct comparison of the sr1 and other fpi rads. http://skinneelabs.com/triple-radiator-comparison-v2/4/
Considering the heat you're generating and the fan setup, bar some serious problem with it, it should be able to dissipate the load with ease.
Another possibility is air in the block, laying the case flat could help with this. What sort of pin layout is it? Could the block simply be no good?
What components do you have, are there any that may be extremely restrictive, did any look so when you where assembling?
As a comparison I have a i5 760 and a 7950 on a 280 sr1. I leave it folding (cpu&gpu) overnight and it pulls about 300 watts at the wall, so reasonably 250 watts by the cpu and gpu into the loop. 2 fans in push and set as low as they go ~5v and I have no trouble dissipating the heat.
So the sr1 is certainly capable of getting rid of the heat. I may have linked this to you in your other thread, but here is a direct comparison of the sr1 and other fpi rads. http://skinneelabs.com/triple-radiator-comparison-v2/4/
Considering the heat you're generating and the fan setup, bar some serious problem with it, it should be able to dissipate the load with ease.
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