Liquid not flowing properly [SOLVED]

[doeree]

I recently built my first LC system and i am having problems with running liquid through the loop. In every tube that runs downhill there is only a tiny stream flowing. My pump isnt pulling any water to fill the huge air bubbles out of the res its attached to ( i have a combo)

 

[Lutfij]

Is your pump a PWM variant of the vanilla pumps? If so you'll need to perform this.

Might I ask what the rest of your loop consists of?

 

[doeree]

Is your pump a PWM variant of the vanilla pumps? If so you'll need to perform this.

Might I ask what the rest of your loop consists of?

Im sorry i solved the problem by moving the case, then the loop really started flowing I should've closed this thread

 

[Lutfij]

Could you detail how you solved the problem? It'd help the rest of the community in case they had encountered a similar issue. I'll be glad to close this thread once you've passed on the information 😉

 

[doeree]

Could you detail how you solved the problem? It'd help the rest of the community in case they had encountered a similar issue. I'll be glad to close this thread once you've passed on the information 😉

Ok. I had a D5 Revo Pump from EK, wich is surely more than enough for a Graphics Card (Gtx 1080) , a Cpu and a big, 480mm Rad. I was building in the Thermaltale Core P5, wich is excellent for watercooling. When I filled it up there was always only a little stream of liquid flowing and it wasnt pulling out of the Res. My Loop is: Res - Pump - Cpu - Motherboard - Gpu - Rad - Res.

Im using the built in waterblock on the maximus formula VIII, and cpu blocks from ek.

I just tilted the case in all directions (even completely upside down) and refilled the res regularly. There was still a middle sized bubble in the gpu block but it dissappeared after about 3 days.

 

[Lutfij]

I've selected your post since you've passed on your suggestion of how you solved the issue. This should also be of help to the community 😉
Closing this thread. Please PM if you'd like it reopened.