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Yea the bleed would probably sort it but they're not user-serviceable, luckily Corsair customer support seems to be pretty good so I'll have a closer inspection tonight and maybe fire them a quick email.
Naturally I'll come back crying if the backup H50 does the same thing, but cheers for the help.
Good point with the rad, I'll check when I get home. The pump still reports its RPM though, would that stop if it was jammed/broke?
Luckily I have a spare H50 from my old q6600 rig lying around, didn't want to disturb it but looks like I'll have to to rule out a fault with this one.
I did...
No overclock
Tim was razor thin (I use a glove to spread it and take my time)
Heatsink appears to be sat correctly (tight as can be, rear bracket flush)
So I'm guessing its the H50. Guh.
Would a faulty H50 really cause temps that high? I mean the fluid will still convect if the pump was faulty...
My i7 hits about 97c under full stress (Prime), with a Corsair H-50, it's a new build but surely this can't be a reasonable temperature?
I tried once using stock TIM and once again using Arctic Silver 5, same result.
Anyone have this setup? I'm beginning to think the H50 is faulty...
Heh I didn't admit it to the website I was RMA'ing it to ;)
But to be honest it was totally intermittent, and there's no guarentee it couldn't crop up again...
Well I feel stupid.
After disassembling the entire rig to RMA the motherboard I found a small case screw lodged in between the pins on the back of the DIMM slot that was giving me trouble, seems to be running fine now.
Doh.
PSU = His is a good make and should have a decent warranty, no need to upgrade.
SSD/HDD = Sort of agree, although I went from a regular 7200RPM to an SSD and the performance increase for gaming wasn't all that much, let alone from a Veloci
GFX = Agree. Anymore than a 460 and the CPU/Memory...
Asus P6X58D-E & 6GB Corsair XMS3 7-7-7-20
Installed: 6138MB
Shows: 4088MB
Oddly after a few reboots it showed fine, 3 days later and it cropped up again. When it shows 4GB the machine BSOD's under load, when it shows 6GB it does not. RMA is in progress.
RAM is fine, survived 4 hours of...
I've actually just upgraded from nearly your exact specs. Weird.
Core2Quad Q6600
4GB Corsair Dominator 1066Mhz
XFX 750i SLi
2 x XFX GTX275's SLi
My advice is upgrade. On my two 275's the CPU/RAM was the major bottleneck, I was expecting to see a mild performance gain in what I moved to (see...
To me, this sounds like a bad idea, but Lenovo's business all-in-ones (A70z) come with wireless keyboards and mice.
After speaking to Lenovo they seem to think there should be no issues with having 100+ of these machines within 1m of two or three others, but something tells me that that many...
Can you not install WHS on the same drive as data?
I was going to go with two drives in RAID1 with data + WHS on, is that not possible or do people just generally like to keep the two separate?
Yup, duplication is performed at hardware level, Windows sees one volume.
I'm assuming you could test this by taking a drive out and sticking it in another PC but I've never actually done this (so don't do it unless someone more knowledgeable tells you its OK).
I know its a fairly new product so not a lot of people will have one yet, but if anyone has a MicroServer and some AFD's could they post here if they are working?
Going to pick up a MicroServer next month and whack Ubuntu server on it, and a pair of WD20EARS in RAID1. Potentially a lot of...
Not been boomeranged back anywhere yet, menus still ridiculous, didn't craft in beta so couldn't say.
Generally feels smoother and less laggy (though still far from perfect), occasional crashes but less than beta.
So basically what you'd expect in moving from Beta to Live.
As a note for...