Hi,
First time water cooling my gpu's and had a water leak issue last night. My loop consists of three rads, res, pump, cpu block, and two gpu blocks linked with an EK FC terminal block. Never had a problem with leaks before but noticed water dripping off of my second gpu during leak testing with distilled h2o. I think the source of the leak is the FC terminal block as to my eyes the rubber inserts look a little too flat compared to the ones in the actual headers that were on the block, plus not a fan of using a dummy blank terminal in the middle. Any how was able to get the leaking to slow down by tightening the heck out of the screws thats why I think the source was the terminal block but can't say for certain as the top gpu was dry. Anyhow I completely drained my loop and about to start over with just manually linking the two gpus with tube and compression fittings. The two gpu's are 980 ti KPE with Classy KPE EK blocks. Worried about if the gpu is ruined or not as well. Anyone with more experience with EK products can please advise??
Thank you
Edit: Also whats the best way to manually run tube between two gpu blocks? Do both outlets need to be tubed between both cards or can I only run length of cored between the two cards for serial cooling?
Thanks
First time water cooling my gpu's and had a water leak issue last night. My loop consists of three rads, res, pump, cpu block, and two gpu blocks linked with an EK FC terminal block. Never had a problem with leaks before but noticed water dripping off of my second gpu during leak testing with distilled h2o. I think the source of the leak is the FC terminal block as to my eyes the rubber inserts look a little too flat compared to the ones in the actual headers that were on the block, plus not a fan of using a dummy blank terminal in the middle. Any how was able to get the leaking to slow down by tightening the heck out of the screws thats why I think the source was the terminal block but can't say for certain as the top gpu was dry. Anyhow I completely drained my loop and about to start over with just manually linking the two gpus with tube and compression fittings. The two gpu's are 980 ti KPE with Classy KPE EK blocks. Worried about if the gpu is ruined or not as well. Anyone with more experience with EK products can please advise??
Thank you
Edit: Also whats the best way to manually run tube between two gpu blocks? Do both outlets need to be tubed between both cards or can I only run length of cored between the two cards for serial cooling?
Thanks
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