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You can get an R9 280x for £200

Hmm, I don't understand how air bubbles can go from the res to the pump. Could you post a pic of your setup? The BIOS options are fairly easy to change in regards to fan speed. To my understanding, the fan controller that the pump is plugged into can throttle the electrical current making your...

The Pump should be plugged into the CPU fan header, could you try take off the fan thottle whatever it may be called in BIOS. Cool n Quiet, Thermal radar or whatever and bump the fan, or the headers RPM up to max? I don't know if that's advised for water cooler though as I've never done one.

Can't you just plug it into the Earth wire from a wall socket XD

Is your PSU a mini itx PSU? If not you will need to upgrade that too probably. This might be of some use to you. http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/355888-28-phenom-athlon-750k

NZXT Kraken G10 with ... NZXT: KRAKEN X60, KRAKEN X40 Corsair H110, H90, H55, H50 Antec: Cool H2O 920V4, H2O 620V4, H2O 920, H2O 620 Thermaltake: Water 3.0 Extreme, Water 3.0 Pro, Water 3.0 Performer, Water 2.0 Extreme , Water 2.0 Pro, Water 2.0 Performer Zalman: LQ-320, LQ-315, LQ-310

I remember something similar happening to me a few years ago with Asrock overclocking. I think I just used the jumper, but it could also be your Ram. From what I remember all those years ago, I had to underclock the ram before I boosted the FSB up, or did you use a multiplier? Worth a shot. Try...

It's weird. It could be the joints need tightened? Have you sat the rad down low, so it's below all the rest of the system and let it run for a long time to see if it still happens? Are you able to increase pressure from the pump? What liquid are you using, could this liquid have any evaporation...

I have no idea about water cooling as I've never dine it, but since the rad is where the air is congregating, it could vbe possible the rad has a small gap, just big enough to let particles from air into it. But then again, Air always gets into radiators at home and you have to bleed them, so I...

Ok, thanks. Another Q, to my understanding, a peltier will generate electricity if heated at one end and cooled at the other and attached to a power bank So what stops it generating electricity on a mobo? The current you add? or is the surface of the peltiers flipped in regards to whats being...

AMD if you game is regret.

PCSpecialists aren't the cheapest. If you ever used Lego as a kid congratulations, you already have the basic skills developed necessary to build your own PC, you should consider this as you will save money and you will have a sense of pride. Aesthetics are cheap too, can get 2x neon cathodes...

Closed water loops are basically an air cooler only big difference is the water allows the heatsink (rad) to expel the hot air directly out the case, so if you have good airflow a typical decent heatsink and fan will give you not too dissimilar performance, but the h80i lights up which is cool.

Nvidia GTX 770 or AMD R9 280x.