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Old June 13, 2011, 05:00 PM
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I've just completed a CPU loop. I noticed loud gurgling coming for the radiator(MCR220). I've shaken the thing a few times but the problem persists.
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Old June 13, 2011, 05:07 PM
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did you let it bleed? It sounds like it would be air bubbles in your loop. It will dissipate in roughly a day.
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Old June 13, 2011, 05:10 PM
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Air in the lines maybe? I used to get a girgle or two when I move my PC around, how I get rid of it is ( I am a res) tilt my pc so that the air moves up into my res then I open the res to let the air out and add some more distilled water until it is full.
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it's means the air is not yet purge or you have air getting in the loop, more detail, best a pic will help.
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I've actually removed the loop. think there might be a leak somewhere because therres a few drops of water in the corner of my case.
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it's means the air is not yet purge or you have air getting in the loop, more detail, best a pic will help.
or just not enough fluid in system to keep it quite
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I've actually removed the loop. think there might be a leak somewhere because therres a few drops of water in the corner of my case.

re check all hose connections, WB's
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Old June 13, 2011, 07:28 PM
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I tightened the fittings again. gave the radiator a good shake(5 minutes long I'd say). set the loop up agian, filled the res to the top. I turned on the system and still get gurgling.

I purchased the loop used for a good price...maybe theres something wrong with the rad.
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pic of your setup please....
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