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I was averaging 180fps before the update 11/18/2/ on fully maxed out graphics settings, I loaded up the game a few days after the update and now my fps peaks at 50-60 with constant drops all the way down to 15. Happens on every map. I have changed zero settings, made no changes in windows, have...
No I see that, point being there isnt much room for air to collect in there that you can then bleed out and add more water. Plus its at the bottom of the loop so I'd expect he's got an air pocket the top rad somwhere.
You likely have a good amount of air trapped in the radiators. Grab the case while the pumps running and give it a good hard rock, youll likely see large air bubbles make their way through the tubing. Do that few times in different directions until they die down, once the loop is more filled...
You were correct, the Bitspower Z-Multi 250 V1 res tube is not the same thread pattern as the Singularity Protium 3.0 pump top.. I was hoping it was standardized like G 1/4 fittings are..
Upon opening these components, the Protium 3.0 pump top screw holes did NOT align with the Protium 3.0...
You were right. It worked pretty flawlessy, which is rare in my experience.
I did have an issue with windows not being activated. Only noticed a couple days after I was up and running. Could have happened AFTER I uninstalled my old Asus mobo software, maybe that was linked to my license key...
If I go back to this plan, could I install the new drive in the secondary slot in my old machine, clone the drive, then install the new cloned drive in the new build? Seems like it should work just the same...
My primary reason for these questions is that I have a half a dozen cracked software (cad/cs6 etc) that I want to make sure work on my new build. Especially since I may have to go to windows 11. I think theyll be more likely to work if I have them working on the new drive with windows 10, then...
So what I'm really wondering is if if I clean install windows completely independently of the old drive, then install the old drive after everythings up and running, will the system just ignore the old os volume and allow me to see the rest of the storage? Or should I delete the OS volume? If I...
So I bought this stuff arriving today which I THINK should accomplish what I'm trying to do...
https://www.performance-pcs.com/products/singularity-computers-protium-3-0-d5-pump-top-acetal
https://www.performance-pcs.com/products/singularity-computers-protium-3-0-argb-d5-cover-black...
So after thinking about it and all of the unknowns I have about how the intel to amd could effect the functionality of a clone, I'm going to do a clean install of windows for the new pc.
Now my question is, if I use my current windows license for the new install, could I use my 'old' drive in...
Roger. So the 'old' drive is PCIe 4.0, the new one I purchased is PCIe 5.0. I'm thinking I should install the old drive as you suggested in the M.2_2 slot which is PCIe 4.0, then after it's up and running, install the new PCIe 5.0 into the M.2_1 slot and clone it as i don't think the 5.0 is...
Starting a new build and havent quite found a process exactly like I'm looking for..
I have windows 10 and programs installed on a Samsung 980 M.2 NVME (1tb) intel chipset mobo.
New rig is an AMD build, amd Im thinking of getting a Samsung 9100 M.2 NVME primarily to utilize the PCIE 5.0 lane...
Getting pretty aggravated trying to figure this out at this point.
So I have a Swiftech MCP655 OEM w/ speed control. I have a Bitspower Z-Multi 250ml res. In my current build inlet and outlet are on the bottom. I want to utilize what I already have and get the necessary parts to achieve the...