@shepard..

Bro, rule of thumb in w/c...never settle for just one loop setup. There's always an upgrade..

Bro Alvin,

as you can see below. My setup consist of 2 radiators(TFC120 & RX360) where the coolant must flow upwards to enter the rads. Do you think my current setup can survice long as I'm already at Maximum pump speed. Theoretically the coolant needs a high pressure to move upward towards the radiators, but If you think its more than enough I am sticking to this setup and no more WC upgrade for me  . I am quite satisfied with the temps, however my cpu needs 1.4v in order to stable at 4.8GHz and the temps already reach 95deg during 3dmark cpu test iirc, I dont know what temp i'll get if run a p95.

I know there's no way to push this chip to 5.0GHz without delidding it so I just hope to settle down at 4.8GHz 24/7. Maybe old timers here can advise an amateur like me, thanks

@Big boss shepard, your setup looks perfectly fine. Our WC environment runs in a closed system and in a closed system, the pressure is adequately maintained. The only issue is when you first bleed the loop and existence of air inside the loop would require the pump to work harder (extra pressure). Once it stabilizes and you close your reservoir cap tightly, you need not worry about it.

@ shepard
bro..do some modding to the case and fit the 360 rad inside. Try not to use too many tubings in ur loop. looks better and better flow. Then, loose the hdd bay to fit a 240 rad at the bottom for gpu cooling.. just a suggestion. not a creative modder myself.

Off HT and see your temperature go down significantly

Pls dont call me that, you're my WC guru remember?

@shepard,
finally I can see your pc already, looks complicated.
WC = toilet, WC guru = hmm....jkjk

I have difficulty to fully remove the air as in below photo. Is there a way to remove this kind of trapped air in the loop? please someone help me ..

thanks

picit je tube tu time die running 

tak jadik bro dah try banyak kali..adeii

Just let the loop continuously and the bubble would disappear after a day
I remember if you a weaker pump then the bubble would remain just rock the chassis and press the tubing

aku bese picit je..jadi je..maybe your flow is too weak to push the air buble

I have difficulty to fully remove the air as in below photo. Is there a way to remove this kind of trapped air in the loop? please someone help me ..

thanks

I have difficulty to fully remove the air as in below photo. Is there a way to remove this kind of trapped air in the loop? please someone help me ..

thanks

I normally run my pc for 24 hours without the others being powered up
Will continue topping up the water. This way any air bubbles will be displaced
Perhaps the loop is to restrictive for the d5 since you mount the rad on top

Did you try turning to speed 3 and then speed 5 for a few times.
This would help