Corsair H80i v2 running HOT repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.พ. 2021
- this is the watercooler from my media pc its running extremely hot so i thought i would take a look and find out why ..
yer ,. i found out .. wonder if this is just something that happens too them all eventually
sorry about the potato camera its the only one i have im no pewdiepie or Linus tech tips 4k ultra pockets hehe
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i seem too have forgotten too add the temperature before and after
thanks to bombrad bombrad for spotting this .
the before can be found at 3:59 and it was
around 83c - 90c on all cores at idle ( ambient temps were about 20c ish )
after
around 23c - 24c on all cores at idle ( ambient temps were about 20c ish ) - เกม
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I've been looking for accurate information for a long time on how to maintain the H80i V2.
Congratulations on the video!
Great guide. Mine just started acting up after 7 years. Probably just clogged up as well. Will have to give it a try.
That copper base seems to be as smooth as a baby's bum. Well done old boy. BTW like the background music excellent compared to the very loud garbage one encounters on a lot of videos.
Thank you appreciate you kind comments .. ye nice soft relaxing music not bass boosted can't sleep for days music lol ... Shiny copper base helps so much with the contact on the CPU for sure
Thank you sir, we have the same issues. Will disassemble soon.
Great video, thanks for sharing
Feels like sand because it is sand. The additive package they use in these is the same you find in a glycol/silica based antifreeze for a car. Exposure to high heat causes the Silica ( another term for sand ) to drop out of solution and form particles that clog the cooling fins.
I have a factory sealed H80i Version 1 I installed in 2014 and It's just become clogged today so I'll be taking it apart and flushing it and removing the clog. For coolant I'll use filtered water and 1/2 an ounce of VP racing brand Madditive inhibitor as it contains no dissolved sands and protects all metals from galvanic corrosion.
Noticed a performance problem while playing a very low performance requirement game.
Whats is the name of the tool that you used to extract the cooper
?
I wonder how solder flux and a heat gun would work for cleaning the copper?
hi, i hope you answer me, so i have a corsair h100i gtx and it share the same copper plate with the same gasket, and i ask you when you remove the gasket from the copper after when you assemble that plate do you put some glue or something between gasket and copper? thanks
Hi there yes they share the same parts only the radiator is different... And no the rubber just needs warming up in warm water and then cleaned it self seals when reinstalled .. it's only stuck when you take it apart due too pressure compressing the rubber on manufacture ... Hope that helps .. please please please tho run the cooler outside the pc and test that it doesn't leak before reusing it .. common sense I know but has too be said .. thank you for your question
nice job,
what about temps before and after ?
3:59 before temps (i seem to have remembered adding this one)
before
around 83c - 90c on all cores at idle ( ambient temps were about 20c ish )
after
around 23c - 24c on all cores at idle ( ambient temps were about 20c ish )
and yer i seem too have forgotten too place the temps i got at the end of the video too
i have added this too the description .. oh dear .. sorry about that ..
Hey have the same cooler and same issue (80-100C) what do you recommend to refill the aio after cleaning?
Also is the toothpaste necessary / very specific or will scrubbing with the toothbrush and water be good enough
Ok any decent toothpaste works ( use with water is fine distilled water is better ) .. it's the gritty Ness of it that does the work cleaning ... so any tooth whitening one .... And for refilling the AIO I suggest distilled water .. and some cheap biocide inhibitor ... Or you could buy all in one ready coolant clear from Corsair or Ek the ready too use stuff .... Both will work great ... I hope this helps .. was a long reply sorry
@@Soooperspeed thanks a bunch will be trying this soon!
@@jason4130 it has too say whitening .. as that toothpaste contains silica beads .. and it's that what does the cleaning when you work it in :)
Teşekkürler thanks .
Doest this still work fine, still no leaks? Can you give some update about that please?
Im about to give my old PC to my younger sister, have the same AIO but already 6/7y old. And you can hear a lot of air inside. Wanna fill it by cutting the hose, but then I found your video.
yep still running great in the media pc in my living room .. and temps are still good ... this fix was a pretty permanent one ( well till the water evaporates out thro the rubber tubing ) that can take a good few years tho .. :) hope this helps .
@@Soooperspeed Nice man, just finished doing the same with mine, but used car coolant instead xD will work fine too I guess.
I hope my lil sister will have some fun time enjoying minecraft with that old pc :D
@@domingokobza1633 car coolant will work as it's just water and glycol .. or it's water and oat ... But still better than just water ... Altho I would get a premix coolant down the line if you can for it as I'm uncertain how long car coolant will last ... But as said better than it was so result glad it helped you .
Damn my cpu went up to 105 Celsius I never noticed it but my fps started tanking I have lifetime warranty from xidax but this is ridiculous how easily it could of been prevented but not noticeable for a while. It's my first pc but it's cool a learning experience.
Sorry but what do you use in The spraycanister?
hello the spray canister that can be seen at 17:00 and various other times .. has distilled water ( not tap or mineral .. distilled ) so that it is clean and free from anything that could affect the copper parts :) hope that helps thank you for your question .
nice work bro u got my👍👍 , but I need to know the temp in same voltage use I got same cooler ,thank you.
I'm not too sure what you mean .. the voltage is controlled by the motherboard and as it is a pump it's 12v all the time as for the temps I got better temps after the repair and too this day still have and it's still working great too .if you could narrow down what your asking I will see if I can reply better for you . thank you for your 👍 I really appreciate it
What type of screw driver did you use? Mine looks like a cross.
hi there .. at 2:45 i show the screw driver and what type it is .. from a place called Halfords in the uk .. pozi drive i think it is . Philips cross head there is a code on the driver itself maybe googling that will help more :)
@@Soooperspeed :( lost one screw its threads was rounded already. but already saw sa heatsink, it has calcified deposits inside. but i cant disassemble sa pump. mine is H80i . forgot to bring a distilled water hahahahaha
Is it some sort of special liquid you put in as new?
It is better too use distilled water and some water-cooling inhibitors .. you can buy premixed ready water for water-cooling .. just don't get colours as they are not as good as the clears .. search water-cooling premixed clear
@@Soooperspeed hey if my cpu got to 105c at idle everytime because of this stupid cooler does it mean the cpu is toast. I have seen some artifacts along the windows loading circle but since reinstalling os and beating the radiator they have disappeared I though it was of my unstable overclock.
What does the asus motherboard do with voltages that's cool I'm gonna look for that jazz 2 cents video
i tried and fucked up the screws. screws are made of soft material, very very bad. shame on Corsair
Im about to do this but still watching the video. Mine looked nearly identical. Im soaking my block in vinegar. What exactly did you use to replacd the fluid?
i used distilled water and some corrosion inhibitor from watercooling dot co dot uk basic version no frills you can see it in the video later on what i used , using vinegar is a good idea should be spotless then :)
@@Soooperspeed thanks man. Still 98 temps. I think i have a pocket of air in the block still
@@d2ricci oh dear temps still high have you checked the pump is working .. what you can do if your finding it hard too get the air out drop the radiator below the pump and fill it hanging down .. till it slightly overflows .. then hand over the end too seal it shake it up a little so the air rises and fill it again .. the temps should come down then unless there is something else wrong .hope that helps :)
@@Soooperspeed pump works. I sas it running and temps were good then all the sudden, not so good. I decided to flush it a few more times until no more sediment. Also, ill rebrush the fins.
Hey man, just to update you, im sitting at a max of 80C after an OC. I think some toothpaste was left in the fins along with the additional sediment in the radiator caused this. Thanks for the vid!
and would you write all liquids you use to fill after repair pls by ML ?
I used distilled water and some inhibitor from ek concentrate ... Altho you can just buy a bottle of any premixed fluid and it will work fine ek primochill or Corsair fluid are probably my favourite
Now I dont know what to do.I have H115i v2 and performs terrible.Had 6700k until few days ago and it was hot(lol, the cooler was bad) and now with 10700k when I saw on stock speeds I get 90c I knew something is wrong so I bought Artic freezer 2 3 days ago and its night and day. Corsair can cool 130w,it gets to 95c lol.Artic on 200w is not close to 90c so something is wrong.I have warranty still but now after your video I'm so tempted to open it and see wth is wrong
Ye it's very likely too have gunk in the CPU plate .. I have found its common on these .. if it's in warranty get it replaced if they refuse too replace it you can still open it then without worry and clean it then .. glad too hear your temps are under control tho , tho thing worse than overheating issues
this liquid is simple water?
It's very likely distilled water , biocide , anti corrosion inhibitor and glycol .. not straight water because the pump cold plate is copper and the radiator is aluminium .. this would be bad for galvanic corrosion without inhibitors but you water is 97 percent the main ingredient .
For the life of me I can't remove the copper plate. I got small philips screw set and none of those sizes can turn the damn screws.
use a good fitting larger screwdriver they are really really set inplace .. warm up the plate if you can that will help .. or cool it down same result really .. bigger screwdriver (but make sure the tip fits the screws really well or you will strip them ) hope that helps
@@Soooperspeed I'm looking for one with a long grip, the ones I have a short body. That might give me the grip I need. Thanks man also "but make sure the tip fits the screws really well or you will strip them" THATS what she said!
Before the voltage and after voltage is not the same...
how do you mean .. the voltage is controlled by the pc as its a fan header pump so will ramp up and down as needed in software .. do you mean this
@@Soooperspeed Overclocking the processor means more voltage. more voltage means more heat. for example video time 38:58 before Processor power 113 and 93.6w after49 and 40w this is huge difference 70w -30w.Although the load percentages that confuse me here are almost the same, I could not understand why there is such a voltage difference.
@ ah yes the motherboard im using when running this cooler was an asus board this has asus core enhancement and will ramp up and down voltage and clock frequency's and many other factors according too the thermal capacity of the cooler used ... it changes everything quite often and can swing lots so can cause this .. jays2cents did a fantastic video on this very phenomena diving deeper into this than i have here ,
@@Soooperspeed thnax for explanation ;)