Tt Andy

ThermalMike · March 4, 2015

Hey Andy,

I Dont think it was the air because I filled up all the way to full multiple times and made sure to take out all the air bubbles,

And since I Dont over clock I Dont think my temp went above 50 when I first time I checked my system was at 15

Any other ideas that it could be?

Also still no contact from the company is there anyone I can email? Or just reach out to me at negi781@hotmail.com

Not to worry, Mike will take good care of you

March 4, 2015

agreed nice positioning with the pump! cant wait to see the progress

March 4, 2015

Contest closed thanks guys for playing, will choose a winner soon

RudyWriltet · March 2, 2015

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March 2, 2015

Hello kpapad,

Welcome to the forums,

It seems like there might be a issue with your power supply, your right when the switch is set to off it should NOT have a consumption of 15 watts.

In order to determine the problem, can you please help me try the following steps

1) Plug the power meter to the wall and have nothing connected to it and see if there is any kind of power consumption?

2) Plug on only the power supply cord into the power meter and see if there is any power consumption?

3) Have you tried to plug anything else into the power meter?

Thanks

March 2, 2015

Hello Vitor,

We are sorry to hear what happened to your reservoir, i think it could be one of the two things that could have made it crack

1) Water temps exceeding 50deg Celsius

2) After a 24 hours of testing you need completely bleed out the air because it will start to produce pressure in your loop and the pressure will find the weakest point to burst.

Anyway i have let the team know what happened and we will have one of our customer service representatives contact you

Please let me know if you have any additional questions, sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused

March 2, 2015

Nice build man! love the paintwork

February 17, 2015

Hello terminal.velocity,

Have you tried other PSU's with your current system? or tried this PSU on another system?

it sounds like there might be a problem but in order to find out what the problem we have to find out if there is problems with the other components

Nunung Harini · February 16, 2015

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February 13, 2015

looking good!

February 10, 2015

A follow up to my previous post, where I made it possible to flip the case on its side, and also move the front io-panel and turn the front itself to be oriented the right way.

I still need ram-block, which will eliminate the crossing White tube, but I'm getting closer.

If you look closely, you can see my Aquaro controller in its house below the PSU. (in the second image)

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I have full buildlog over here:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1533741/build-log-thermaltake-core-v1-remake-and-full-custom-watercooling