Jan 3 2011, 03:29 PM
QUOTE(BuckRoger @ Jan 3 2011, 10:05 AM)
Hello there!! 
u dont have this issue?
mind to let us know ur setup? which is inlet & outlet.
last time, im using 3/8 tube & manage to illuminate this issue by fill the water to almost full tank, but after changing to 1/2 tube the issue came back
& filling almost full tank isnt working anymore. (thats why i think that horny stick compressed the water inside it & shoot up too fast, as the bottom of the stick is 1/2 & at the end is 3/8, correct me if im wrong 
).
My tank is only 3/5 full. u dont have this issue? mind to let us know ur setup? which is inlet & outlet
. last time, im using 3/8 tube & manage to illuminate this issue by fill the water to almost full tank, but after changing to 1/2 tube the issue came back
& filling almost full tank isnt working anymore. (thats why i think that horny stick compressed the water inside it & shoot up too fast, as the bottom of the stick is 1/2 & at the end is 3/8, correct me if im wrong ).I use the long cylinder thinggy as inlet for the water to go to the pump and the small round cap with two holes as outlet for water from other components to go back into the res.
I also read on international forums regarding the Z-Tank's cyclone problem and 1 way to fix it is to not use the cylinder thinngy. Try taking it out, maybe it will solve ur problem as well.
Just to be sure, did u leave the cap off the res to bleed?
QUOTE(monsh @ Jan 3 2011, 11:47 AM)
@rsz77
u cool down 4 components dude
2x gtx480 + CPU + mobo
i think most of the water pressure lost already .
dat's y u dont have this issue .
i did what i stated in my diagram and the problem solved .
im using 1/2" ID tube .
2xgtx 480? LOL! I WISH! u cool down 4 components dude
2x gtx480 + CPU + mobo
i think most of the water pressure lost already .
dat's y u dont have this issue .
i did what i stated in my diagram and the problem solved .
im using 1/2" ID tube .
Am only using a 4890 bro, no crossfire right now as the other card is sitting in my girlfriend's pc.
To clear things up, I have:
1x Feser 480 rad
1x EK HF CPU block
1x C4f Mobo block
1x 4890 EK Full block
Here's a pic of my set up. The blue arrow represents water going out of the res into my pump using the cylinder thing while the black arrow is water coming into the res.
The picture is from my 1st set up therefore, the res is almost full. right now, it's much lower then that and still no problems so far. Hope this helped
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