Ehein 1250 setup

Systema · 30-December-05, 02:07 PM

I got all my Xmas toys in and hooked them all up and then i realized afterr i turned it on (the pump) that it is pumping in the wrong direction so right now im in the process of letting it pump for 24hours. Its been 2 so far no leaks

with the pump being turned around the wrong away will it be ok?
its going
pump _ small t _ rad_ gpu_cpu_Pump

If it MUST change tell me what order i will try to have pics up today
thaks

Systema · 30-December-05, 02:53 PM

i really need some answers fast please

Chrome_Rust · 30-December-05, 03:02 PM

although i am not a water cooling expert, i would go this route..
pump, cpu, gpu, rad, pump. want to cool the hottest part first.

again anyone of the water experts will chime in to correct me.

FunkyFresh · 30-December-05, 03:23 PM

I'd ditto everything Chrome said (including the part about not a watercooling expert). Radiator right after the hot parts.

In theory, going the opposite way might allow more heat from the hot coolant to radiate into your case from the extra length in the lines and pump, instead of being exhausted immediately through the radiator.

Sparky · 30-December-05, 03:27 PM

They hit it right on the head as far as having all of your blocks before the radiator. As far as your pump being backwards though, it doesnt really matter in the long, its just gonna be more of a pain in the neck to fill and bleed....depending on your setup.

Systema · 30-December-05, 08:31 PM

so i got impatient and turned it on the bios beeped 6 times meening a hardware failare?
i have every thing hooked up. any ideas on what i may have missed?

Systema · 01-January-06, 09:15 PM

i got the bios to stop beeping harewaremalfuntion by pluging in a spare fan in to thee cpu fan slot is there any other way than to have a fan dangling there? but i still cant get a picture to see the temps on the bios.
im thinking its the fan sensor on my x850xt how do i bypass that plaese help me!

30-December-05, 02:07 PM		#1 (permalink)
Systema Apex Techie Lite	Ehein 1250 setup I got all my Xmas toys in and hooked them all up and then i realized afterr i turned it on (the pump) that it is pumping in the wrong direction so right now im in the process of letting it pump for 24hours. Its been 2 so far no leaks with the pump being turned around the wrong away will it be ok? its going pump _ small t _ rad_ gpu_cpu_Pump If it MUST change tell me what order i will try to have pics up today thaks

30-December-05, 08:31 PM		#6 (permalink)
Systema Apex Techie Lite	ekkk! so i got impatient and turned it on the bios beeped 6 times meening a hardware failare? i have every thing hooked up. any ideas on what i may have missed?

01-January-06, 09:15 PM		#7 (permalink)
Systema Apex Techie Lite	ok i got the bios to stop beeping harewaremalfuntion by pluging in a spare fan in to thee cpu fan slot is there any other way than to have a fan dangling there? but i still cant get a picture to see the temps on the bios. im thinking its the fan sensor on my x850xt how do i bypass that plaese help me!

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30-December-05, 02:53 PM		#2 (permalink)
Systema Apex Techie Lite	i really need some answers fast please

30-December-05, 03:02 PM		#3 (permalink)
Chrome_Rust Apex Tech God	although i am not a water cooling expert, i would go this route.. pump, cpu, gpu, rad, pump. want to cool the hottest part first. again anyone of the water experts will chime in to correct me.

30-December-05, 03:23 PM		#4 (permalink)
FunkyFresh 'Da Doctor of Funk	I'd ditto everything Chrome said (including the part about not a watercooling expert). Radiator right after the hot parts. In theory, going the opposite way might allow more heat from the hot coolant to radiate into your case from the extra length in the lines and pump, instead of being exhausted immediately through the radiator.

30-December-05, 03:27 PM		#5 (permalink)
Sparky Apex Tech God	They hit it right on the head as far as having all of your blocks before the radiator. As far as your pump being backwards though, it doesnt really matter in the long, its just gonna be more of a pain in the neck to fill and bleed....depending on your setup.