Hey there,
please excuse my english, I'm not a native speaker and don't really know all technical terms.
I have a problem with my alphacool eiswolf gpx-pro.
I've installed it to my 1080 about 2 years ago and it was amazing.
About 70 Degrees Celsius under full load, and it was almost completley quiet.
Today however I noticed that one of my fans made some noise, so I took it out.
While doing so, I had to remove my radiator, which made some noise (like water splashing, seems like it wasn't filled completely).
I did not fill it up before mounting it back in the PC, because I didn't worry too much about it.
But after starting my PC, my waterpump for the gpu, started blasting at maximum noise.
I checked the motherboard bios, and it seems like the pump is running at maximum power (it never has before).
Temps are also completely off, I get idle temperatures of about 60 Degrees Celsius, and when i start a game like Overwatch, it jumps up to 97.
I'm afraid to start anything right now, but I need my PC for Online-University-Classes, and of course for gaming.
Should I refill my loop ?
Could there be some debris inside the loop ?
please excuse my english, I'm not a native speaker and don't really know all technical terms.
I have a problem with my alphacool eiswolf gpx-pro.
I've installed it to my 1080 about 2 years ago and it was amazing.
About 70 Degrees Celsius under full load, and it was almost completley quiet.
Today however I noticed that one of my fans made some noise, so I took it out.
While doing so, I had to remove my radiator, which made some noise (like water splashing, seems like it wasn't filled completely).
I did not fill it up before mounting it back in the PC, because I didn't worry too much about it.
But after starting my PC, my waterpump for the gpu, started blasting at maximum noise.
I checked the motherboard bios, and it seems like the pump is running at maximum power (it never has before).
Temps are also completely off, I get idle temperatures of about 60 Degrees Celsius, and when i start a game like Overwatch, it jumps up to 97.
I'm afraid to start anything right now, but I need my PC for Online-University-Classes, and of course for gaming.
Should I refill my loop ?
Could there be some debris inside the loop ?