what are u on about? we were talking about how we can release the air bubbles from the loop by opening up the cap and there's no way that u can spill it unless you tilt your rig. and we do realize that closing the cap will still allow the air bubbles to escape nevertheless. but it's just funny how u couldn't agree that it's alright to leave the cap on, UNLESS you go and tilt it real hard.

This post has been edited by metsatsu: Jul 24 2010, 12:17 PM

I feel like vomit blood

Better U go out there have a cup of teh tarik, ask the teh tarik guy to use a funnel so tht he won't spill off the teh tarik on the floor.

hey guys chill out...
dont be like this...
n plz dont flame other people lah...not good....

@monsh n clawhammer
thanks 4 ur comment
i really appreciate it...

here's my noob wc loop :



This post has been edited by selfdz87: Jul 24 2010, 10:38 AM

u can open the cap and tilt ur casing... it wont spill, i did lot of time, make sure u hold the reservoir well, if u designed ur loop to be able to remove reservoir to some certain extend...

or u can always plug in a barb to the thread for ur reservoir cap, put a long tubing on it, and tilt ur case... even if it spill, also inside the tubing, and u are safe to tilt what ever direction you want, just making sure the tubing is facing upwards... bleed all u like...

u can use cable ties to temp holding the tubing to face up while u tilt ur case for bleeding

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Added on July 24, 2010, 11:05 amhey bro, problem with ur loop... or issit my mistake...

pump -> res -> block -> rad -> pump ???

This post has been edited by lichyetan: Jul 24 2010, 11:05 AM

lol, adding post count by flaming other people. very mature and brilliant...

looks like that's the case. might want to change the orientation of the pump there so it goes pump > rad > cpu block > res

few days ago coolant spilled over my case right from the top of opened res.
something to do with the reversed pressure in the loop.
recap the res and unscrew the bleeding hole of my rad solved the issue.
ohh how noob i am...

wow..
so all your hardware basah la bro?
im using the same res,yes its some sort of pressure
effect..when the pump is off the water level will rise
so"dont fill ur res totaly full and open the cap" that what Vlad
advice me when im 1st assemble my wc system

hows your project going owikh? cant wait to see the monster

This post has been edited by DzX: Jul 24 2010, 12:20 PM

Only those brats who hv eaten too full, nothing to do and sitting in front of the pc daily and being fed by their parents like they were still a baby sucking on pacifier would concern and care for the "post count".

Already a "handicap" and I guess the "post count" and their wc stuff bought by their daddy n mummy would be the only 2 things tht make em feel honourable huh.


This post has been edited by J1@l_ l_l l\l: Jul 24 2010, 12:22 PM

can i set the WC like this way pump > Cpu block > rad > res > pump..?

thats right bro...
huh...??
kenot be like this??

does it have any effect if i change the orientation??
temp maybe??

This post has been edited by selfdz87: Jul 24 2010, 02:01 PM

wat ever setup as long as reservoir is before pump...

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Added on July 24, 2010, 2:01 pmit can be like this... but it decrease the performance of ur pump...

This post has been edited by lichyetan: Jul 24 2010, 02:01 PM

owh...ok bro,thanks 4 the tips...
this is temporary loop only...
beside dont hve enough tube lol...
later after change the case will change the pump orientation...

When people are corrected for their mistakes, they feel offended. Seriously, this only happens in local forums like here. I've been here since day one and I can tell you it hasn't change but rather became worse. The quality of posts is sometimes just crap so when are we going to improve? I don't see what's wrong with it and disagreement/correction doesn't mean flaming. If our boss don't agree with us and give a negative remark so it means he is scolding and "flaming" us? No wonder we're still stuck at where we are here. Let's be more matured and constructive.

hi bro,

ur fans there bro, is it in pull ? are those CMs ?

congrats on the build bro, a beginers build with multi res 100, that deserve a personally i like the smaller res over bay res, but thats just me..one thing bout 100 res, it give liltle room for back pressure, so filling it to a certain level is crucial and make sure u tighten the cap hard though.

bleedin res 100 with the cap on or off doesnt really matter. with the cap off u ought to understand the risk involve especially of overflowing when the pump is turn off, as this is when presure will push the level up = overflowing, with litle room above the water line, overflowing when the pump is off is pretty easy to do. with the cap tighly on, u would reduce/eliminate the risk of spilling / overflow, but bleed time might take a hit. up to the installer really...i've used the res 100 before with a shorter tube to the pump and with a more powerful pump, so what i did was put the cap on, bubles will surface and get trap above the water line, so just uncap it, release the trapped air, and put the cap back on, refill when necessary. reduce any overflow risk.
but being a small res, a low water line aint that pretty, a full one is (imo)..so i add a fillport, which lets me fill the res totally, and worry less on overflowing..i think bro lichyetan highlighted this too.

and another thing, flaming, however or whatever ways u spins it, aint cool. a healthy discussion is.

I don't think theres a problem to be safe.. I mean shiit does happen.

either way if u mean by constructive, you should actually politely saying that he is wrong. Saying noob or stuff isn't mature in my dictionary.

gosh that's why u ppl are way too sensitive with what alvin was saying.... when he mentioned 'noob' few post back, it wasn't implied to monsh

.... I didn't say alvin said to monsh noob.... the word noob itself is harsh and sensitive or not. This is Malaysia forum which indicate as a polite country's forum, if you wanna act western theres other forum for that.

wao wao wao... Watercooling discussion become flame thread....

haiya all sifu here.... try to stick to thread

btw, wat is FPI describe in radiator?? high FPI n low FPI? difference in terms of performance?

FPI = fin per inch... which means number on fin on the radiator per inch of the length of the radiator...

the fin here is the zig zag metal on the radiator... higher FPI doesnt directly relate to higher performance... the heat dissipation of a radiator, much depends on fan used couple with the radiator...

lower FPI (like the ekwb) usually means (not applicable to all radiator) the radiator work nicer with mid/low fan and higher FPI (like the mighty HWlabs GTX and GTS) will need higher rpm fan to really show the FPI power...

and higher rpm fan means higher the noise generation...

This post has been edited by Alexes: Jul 25 2010, 12:38 AM

Were U trying to say in other countries's forum U can use harse languages and juz bcoz this is M'sia forum, it's not advisable to use harsh languages?

And U have said " a polite country's forum", so does tht mean those forums U can use harse languages are forums frm rude countries?

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Added on July 25, 2010, 12:45 amSo what if high r.p.m. fans with low cfm or static pressure? Only the speed of the fan motor matters?

This post has been edited by J1@l_ l_l l\l: Jul 25 2010, 12:45 AM