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#1 godonholiday
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well these look interesting as alternatives to a specific kit..

http://www.madshrimps.be/articles/article/136/Home-made-CPU-GPU-Chipset-water-blocks-tested/3#axzz2a3TNLHMa

 

the gtx590 has one screw hole that is out of alignment though.. So not sure I could just use a 4 legged one?

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=962&catid=1519&page=2#prodlist

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#2 godonholiday
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[QUOTE="godonholiday"]

I have a similar issue, but my games kick me to the desktop?

Any ideas?

superclocked
The first thing to do would be to monitor your temps with CoreTemp & GPU-Z, install the latest drivers, and monitor your voltages with a multimeter. Let us know how that goes.. Also, what are your PC specs? Be sure to name the brand of power supply...

Thanks.. I will monitor the temps.. I use GeForce Experience for drivers. Games it happens with (all through Steam): DOTA2 ARMA2 F1 2012 MS Win 7 Home Prem 64bit OEM 2 X 8GB 2x4GB CMX8GX3M2A1333C9 GByte GA-P67A-UD3 (Version B3) Intel Core i5 2400 s1155 CORS 850W CMPSU-850TXV2 PSU
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#3 godonholiday
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[QUOTE="LordEC911"]

[QUOTE="The_Animator420"] I wasn't aware that a CPU cooler would be compatible. Good to know. So a h100 or similar would work?superclocked


It won't be unless you plan to custom make a mounting system or try to jimmy-rig it which would be a bad idea.

It's well worth it. With no fans on my radiator, my 1.1GHz 560 Ti temp maxed out in the 60's. And I ran my 7900gt at 725MHz, which was higher than I've ever seen...

Thanks for the info and screenshots... The gtx590 has 2 chips.. so I would need 2, and from the pictures, they need an in and out.. so each chip would have 2 tumes - 4 in total. So I guess I would have to think about that. I guess the custom ones only have one in and one out.. I will have a look at pricing. thanks. so i would need a pump, motor, tubes and fittings right? Thanks
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#4 godonholiday
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I am thinking about water cooloing my GPU. I have never done it before, but as I will most likely pick up a console this year and wait to upgrade my PC next year.. I though now would be a good time to try it out?

 

If it goes well, maybe I start my next build as a water cooled one from the start.

 

I have gtx590, and was wondering if anyone had a recomemnded list of suppliers for the parts i will need and an idea of cost.

 

As I am just trying it out, it can all be noob entry level stuff.

 

Thanks for any help

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#5 godonholiday
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I have a similar issue, but my games kick me to the desktop?

Any ideas?

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#6 godonholiday
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I did it a couple of months ago.

You'll have to swap all hardware, I had to do a Repair install of the OS (because I switched from an AMD cpu to Intel), install the new drivers, and maybe Windows will ask you to re-validate your copy of the OS i.e. Product Key.

But I didn't lose any files. My suggestion is to follow a step-by-step tutorial online.

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Thanks.. do you happen to know any reliable sites?
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#7 godonholiday
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So I am looking to upgrade my motherboard.

 

Can I just swap it in and restart the PC? Or will it require a fresh install of the OS, apps, files etc?

 

Anyone done this recently?

Thanks

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#8 godonholiday
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Windows aero?

Ignore it.

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#9 godonholiday
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I get a popup message in windows saying that I should change my visual settings to improve performance?

I am mostly just using the web or playing games?

I have the default Win7 theme set.

Any ideas what might be going on?

 

Sys:

MS Win 7 Home Prem 64bit OEM

CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 s1155

GPU: GIG GTX590

RAM: 8GB 2x4GB CMX8GX3M2A1333C9

MoB: GByte GA-P67A-UD3 (Version B3)

CORS 850W PSU

Win7 Rating: 7.4

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#10 godonholiday
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One of the better out there is BitDefender.  But it has Ubisoft's Uplay on a blacklist and it used to have problems with Steam...

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Thats what I am worried about .. Steam, Uplay, Origin etc.. I dont really want to have to turn it off when I game..