I have a Swiftech H20 320 Edge ...its a triple rad with integrated pump.
Its hooked to north bridge heat sink then to a south bridge heat sink and then connected two HD 6870 GPU heat sinks in series and that's the end of the loop.
The CPU is on its on ALL in one integrated system by ANTEC. There is no problem with this its get temps in the thirty's.
The ambient temperature is pretty hot. It around high 70's and low 80's
My problem is whenever i do any kind of video intensive anything...its shutdowns. I watch the temp on AMD catalyst and I watch it go from 61 C to 107 C and shutdown...pretty quick with in 20 seconds it rises.
I'm not sure whats the problem.
Could it be the fact the ambient temperature is so hot. If this is the case then when the temperature goes down... I should see better results but what I'm concerned about is there going to be a similar problem when i try overclocking even in better ambient temp.
I used a little bit of coolant from my first attempted and i had a leaks and wasted most of the coolant and then bought Thermal take coolant and that's about 80% of whats inside it. I don't think that's the problems
I have it hooked to 4 pin molex and three pin on the motherboard.
Supposedly if i just have the pump 4 pin molex connected and not three pin then it will be at full speed. I feel the pump going when I touch the tubes. I have the three fans on rad connected and I think there at the highest.
My final thought was that i overshot and there is to much on the loop.
Take any advice.
Thanks!
Its hooked to north bridge heat sink then to a south bridge heat sink and then connected two HD 6870 GPU heat sinks in series and that's the end of the loop.
The CPU is on its on ALL in one integrated system by ANTEC. There is no problem with this its get temps in the thirty's.
The ambient temperature is pretty hot. It around high 70's and low 80's
My problem is whenever i do any kind of video intensive anything...its shutdowns. I watch the temp on AMD catalyst and I watch it go from 61 C to 107 C and shutdown...pretty quick with in 20 seconds it rises.
I'm not sure whats the problem.
Could it be the fact the ambient temperature is so hot. If this is the case then when the temperature goes down... I should see better results but what I'm concerned about is there going to be a similar problem when i try overclocking even in better ambient temp.
I used a little bit of coolant from my first attempted and i had a leaks and wasted most of the coolant and then bought Thermal take coolant and that's about 80% of whats inside it. I don't think that's the problems
I have it hooked to 4 pin molex and three pin on the motherboard.
Supposedly if i just have the pump 4 pin molex connected and not three pin then it will be at full speed. I feel the pump going when I touch the tubes. I have the three fans on rad connected and I think there at the highest.
My final thought was that i overshot and there is to much on the loop.
Take any advice.
Thanks!