Custom water cooling
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Gam3r01
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- Jan 12, 2013
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Your chances are somewhere between 1% and 100%
There is actually no possible to way to tell you what your failure rate will be. Even if you know what chance it was, it could happen tomorrow or 10 years from now.
What do you mean saving your 1070?
There is actually no possible to way to tell you what your failure rate will be. Even if you know what chance it was, it could happen tomorrow or 10 years from now.
What do you mean saving your 1070?
- Jan 12, 2007
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The bigger question is 'why is it running at 92C'? Is it overclocked? If so, reset to stock speeds and re-test. If not, then do you have fans that are no longer functional?
Need more information to help assess the problem.
Need more information to help assess the problem.
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When did these temperatures begin peaking so high?
Is there a photo of your case? Has the card has all dust cleared out from the cooler?
Is there a photo of your case? Has the card has all dust cleared out from the cooler?
- Jan 12, 2007
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- Jan 12, 2007
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I should have rephrased that 'do the fans spin, or do they never spin'?
When did the temperatures begin going so high? How long since they were last at decent temperatures - 50-70C under load?
When did the temperatures begin going so high? How long since they were last at decent temperatures - 50-70C under load?
Replace that fan. Sounds like you have a bad bearing in it. Also, you really need to check your thermal paste... Rather, you need to double check that you applied it. It sounds to me like you forgot. I would suggest draining the loop and double checking everything.
I'm assuming that you didn't have this heat issue before you put your custom loop in? Is the loop connected to just your CPU? Or are you water cooling both the CPU and the 1070?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU2KvawDP10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy9EqbKLDP0
Let me know if you have any other questions.
- Dec 26, 2012
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4 possible options.
1) order new fans, fix the gpu, replace ALL the fans, not just the dead one.
2) RMA through the place you bought it from, that depends on their warranty period.
3) Manufacture RMA if it's still valid.
4) call a local repair shop and pay through the nose to have any work done. More than likely a 30 day shop warranty against their repairs and labour.
But that boils down to 1 option, get the fans fixed or burn up the gpu.
1) order new fans, fix the gpu, replace ALL the fans, not just the dead one.
2) RMA through the place you bought it from, that depends on their warranty period.
3) Manufacture RMA if it's still valid.
4) call a local repair shop and pay through the nose to have any work done. More than likely a 30 day shop warranty against their repairs and labour.
But that boils down to 1 option, get the fans fixed or burn up the gpu.
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