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TitoGanGs
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 Posted: Fri, 09 Mar 2007 08:48:08 Post Subject: My Liquid Cooling System (Thermaltake) |
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| Hey Dudes......i bought a new thermaltake Liquid cooling which is called the symphony it's Cool & Great but there is one problem when a leave it for about 8-10 hours While my computer is Shuted down And when i wake up the next day & open my computer I Hear a loud (Very high) sound then i close my computer and open it again & the sound is gone So whats the problem Please NOTE: my computer is in a position higher than my liquid cooling system ...............Please Inform me as soon as possible..................HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED |
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Jason
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| Posted: Fri, 09 Mar 2007 21:24:33 Post Subject: |
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Hi - and welcome.
Could be a fan, or it could be the pump running dry. Do you have the system fully primed... no air in the lines?
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edvallie
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| Posted: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 04:27:49 Post Subject: |
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| Big Bruin wrote: | Hi - and welcome.
Could be a fan, or it could be the pump running dry. Do you have the system fully primed... no air in the lines?
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The only thing I really could think of was cables that were badly placed and getting shoved into a fan, I'd take a look around the case and see if you have a potential problem with that. Maybe a few more details would help us get to the bottom of it as well.
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TitoGanGs
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| Posted: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 05:43:28 Post Subject: |
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| Thanks For Your Replies .......... First the cables R fine & there is nothing wrong with the fan Also the pump is not running dry but how should i know that there is no air in the lines & if there is how shall i remove it........Anyway i have ordered a [CL-W0043] which is a CPU water Block with Fan aiming that this noise goes off.......Waiting for U guys to help me Solving this. |
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TitoGanGs
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| Posted: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 13:57:28 Post Subject: |
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| Hey Dudes.........Haven't U reached any solution for my problem yet ? & if U Reached please inform ME.......Thanks A LOT!! |
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Jason
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| Posted: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 14:09:25 Post Subject: |
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It may not be totally dry, but any air in the lines can cause issues. Is the tubing clear? Have a look for air.
Many times air can get trapped in places you can't see (like in the pump or in the reservoir) and make start ups tougher.
The system eventually runs quieter, right? Once you get the system running smoothly you can try running with the fill cap off and adding fluid as you go... make sure the fill area is at the high point of the system for this though, so the air rises up.
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Kilamon
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| Posted: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 15:58:32 Post Subject: Re: My Liquid Cooling System (Thermaltake) |
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| TitoGanGs wrote: | | Hey Dudes......i bought a new thermaltake Liquid cooling which is called the symphony it's Cool & Great but there is one problem when a leave it for about 8-10 hours While my computer is Shuted down And when i wake up the next day & open my computer I Hear a loud (Very high) sound then i close my computer and open it again & the sound is gone So whats the problem Please NOTE: my computer is in a position higher than my liquid cooling system ...............Please Inform me as soon as possible..................HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED |
Ok, hold on there hoss. First, there's something I'd like to introduce you to. It's called a period. Let's see how he works!
| TitoGanGs wrote: | Hey Dudes!
I bought a new thermaltake Liquid cooling system, the symphony. It's awesome. However, I'm having a little problem. When I turn the system on, after it being off overnight, I'll hear a loud (very high) sound. If I open the case and then close it again, it seems to go away. Does anyone know what this could be?
NOTE: My computer is in a position higher than my liquid cooling system. You assistance here is really appreciated. I've no idea what this could be. |
Ok, now that I can understand what you've tried to communicate, I have a couple of questions. I'll itemize these to make it easier to respond. 
1) Since you're removing the case and then reseating it, are you removing any parts that are attached to the water system at the same time?
2) Did you check all of your cables and hoses to make sure nothing is rubbing against the case?
3) What sort of noise is this? You said it's high-pitched, right, or am I reading in to that? Is this noise perhaps more like a fan whirring noise or more akin to a cicada's mating call?
I'm looking forward to seeing your answers as maybe they'll provide the insight necessary to make an off-site suggestion.
PS. I noticed you didn't post your system specs. Can you do that? It can really help to diagnose any issues you may be having. |
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TitoGanGs
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| Posted: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:39:07 Post Subject: |
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Hi everyone especially Kilamon , id like to inform u that I'm not used to move my case usually and also my cables and hoses are great nothing wrong with them , About the noise i hear its not a fan noise at all its a sort of rough noise that vanish away as soon as i restart my PC , Also about my system specs;My processor is Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX6700 , and my memory is 8GB Kingston , My VGA is NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX (GV-NX88X768H-RH) , motherboard is GA-965P-DQ6 , Hard disks inside the case are Six with 500GB sata for each one of them and my system is on western digital 160GB sata 7200RPM..All of that in a 3D Aurora 570 gigabyte chassie...All my components are liquid cooled with Thermaltake products,,,And Still that Noise is driving me CRAZYYYYYY  ....Thanks guys |
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JimBowy
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| Posted: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 21:03:00 Post Subject: |
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holy s#!7 tito, nice rig!
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Jason
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| Posted: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:37:08 Post Subject: |
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Wow. Is this a real system? Or from some computer geek's dream?  - just kidding.
I am still leaning on the pump motor... I have had similar experiences before... Sounds bad, warms up, and all is fine. 
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