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acemaninwa871 last won the day on November 20 2020

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  1. As far as the CLC is concerned, it controls it's RGB and fans itself. Your single fan that you have will require something additional. If you want you can plug the fan cable to the motherboard and control its speed that way. But rgb is another matter. Minimum you will need at least a lighting node pro or core. I suggest the lighting node core since it reduces an item. The core is basically a lighting node pro and a rgb hub all in one. The commander pro has a lot to it. it's a fan speed controller, rgb, and temp sensor, and usb hub all in one. But you would need a rgb hub to connect the rgb from the fans. But it can control up to 6 fans. Personally I would get the lighting node core for your single fan. I guess you would use a couple splitters off of the CLC, but I don't really recommend that.
  2. I personally think you're on the edge with a 750w ps and a 3080.
  3. I have had my liquid setup since March, and I have the XG7 and I have never had a leak. But then again, I don't pry on it and try to make it leak either.
  4. You can use port 5 for the first or second pump. Doesn't matter
  5. Yes, I second that. You will need to replace all of your fittings. I suggest 14mm as it has a thicker wall. Both 12mm and 14mm have and ID of 10mm.
  6. Plug the res/pump into the 2nd led port on the copro, then plug the cpu block led cable into the female connector on the pump. You chain them together, the cpu block is always last. For your fans, you need to go into icue and tell it how many fans you have. Or not all of them will work.
  7. Yeah, they'll work fine. You won't have a lot of room in between the front and drive cage, but it will work. I know people using the thick corsair rads, and they are 56mm thick and using push/pull setups.
  8. The AX850 should have two individual pci-e cables to use. You just don't want to use the cable that has dual connectors on a 2080ti card. It draws too much power to pull through a single cable. That's why you want to use two. The good news is you can use your ax860i pci-e cables. The only difference between type 3 and 4 is the 24 pin EPS cables. The other cables are cross compatible. Here is the corsair cable compatibility chart. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/psu-cable-compatibility
  9. speeding up and slowing down the pump speed will help, but it won't totally get rid of the bubble in the cpu block. The gpu block one will go away speeding up and slowing down the pump. You will need to tilt the case so the bubble gets more toward the outlet area of the cpu block. Make sure your stop fitting is in the fill hole before you tip it. But that is the only way I could get rid of the bubble in the cpu block.
  10. No, you need a waterblock designed for a video card. You need to cool not only the gpu chip but other things as well. If I were you, I'd just go with a hydro x setup. You can see mine here.
  11. this is more of what can I do to get it to leak than showing it leaks under normal use. I can get a tire to leak if I put enough dirt in the bead.
  12. You don't need the fan hub with the lighting node core.
  13. Kinda takes away from having rgb if you can't do all the colors you want to do because the power supply cannot keep up.
  14. Yeah, wish I could say I was a fan of that, but I am not. But that still does not take away from the fact, usb, RGB and several other things use 5v. Am not sure how the trend is going down being rgb and usb are getting more popular. Unless we go to a 12v rgb, which is what i use on my rc helicopters. Granted, to adjust the brightness on my night heli I had to go down to 10.5v so they weren't blinding at night.
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