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thenightflyer said:
Thanks to izo1 and mm2margaret suggestions i solved the problem. I put again thermal paste and temp now in idle is max 30. But anyway i ordered a new water kit, ek water rgb kit 360...i think it’s time to return alphacool to amazon
PS do you use EATX12V1 cable too? I mean the one over pci-e slots...
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Good to know! It was either paste or pump speed.

Honestly it's better to just get a real watercooling kit and spend some time setting it up because it's a much more elegant solution than AIOs (or multiple AIOs for CPU + GPU). Your ears will thank you for it :)

As far as the EATX12V1 that's on board (next to PCIe slots) you don't need to connect that. It's only for super heavy loads over PCIe.
 
mgregrs said:
Good job, great news! :D :thumbup:

Thanks for the .aml, I have also worked on your .aml, but surely you have done better, just copy and paste ... hahaha I would like to start reading some ssdt´s programming but the language is a barrier and translators ... Tomorrow I will test your .aml and I inform you, thank you very much friend
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BavarianDNA said:
Plus im noticing from time to time the cpu temps rasise up and come down in matter of few seconds. Do you have an explanation for that?
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Yes between 30/ 34 °C at iddle, my config is almost the same has yours and I have a custom watercooling.

My water cooling system is :
- one radiator Alphacool NexXxos xflow XT60 240 mm
- one radiator NexXos xflow XT45 240 mm
- CPU XP3 water block
- Pump Alphacool VPP655 PWM
- Station baie dual 5,25"
- two Noctua fans NFP 14 PWM
- two Noctua fans NF A12x25 PWM
- two Noctua fans NFF 12 PWM
- GPU Alphacool GPX-A Vega M01
 
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@WoodCabin
Very nice! Now I'm happy with that result - it's exactly like it should be ;) :thumbup:
***BUT what I have to mention on the same time
I'm crazy, but you are 3 times more than me :lol:
--> 5,5 Tb of storage in NVME 960 PRO SSDs :crazy::crazy::crazy::D :thumbup:
It was and always is my goal for Dec2019/Jan2020
but you achieved that a lot faster than me - it's beautiful
and extremely comfortable config to do everything,
absolutely everything what we need :D


BavarianDNA said:
Plus im noticing from time to time the cpu temps rasise up and come down in matter of few seconds. Do you have an explanation for that?
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It's normal, when you do something, cpu frequency are highter, and temps go up,
when you don't need power and highter frequency for opening programs, show something etc
CPU come back to his default frequency and cool down... :)

BTW: @Loloflatsix Did you delided your CPU? :)

BavarianDNA said:
Thanks bro, yeah my request is somehow sounded like a beginner and im in fact a beginner to some degree. I've been running Mojave 10.14.6 smoothly right now. I modified my own ssdt and now i also took some from rj510. the problem with my system is narrowed to 2 things : My GPU Fans (Which im currently testing out a solution for it), Do share if you have a solid one (mine is Asus strix vega 64). The second issue is kinda an issue (Fenvi t919). its not showing in the PCI list but under blutooth it shows that is supporting continuity and handoff but doesn't work from the power on the pc tho.

I have read KGP extensive walk through procedure steps and successfully installed Hackintosh.
Plus yours and rj510 helped in some way to improve it.

Im currently also running Catalina on a separate drive and seems running normal. But didnt have time to test it thoroughly.
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OK OK, so it's not so bad :)
So if I understand well - your problem with GPU fans is only on Mojave?

@BavarianDNA Can you share your IOreg? (and some *.aml which you try to use for your WiFI/BT)
Maybe we will find solution for you Fenvi... :)
 
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mgregrs said:
Nice, now I'm happy - it's exactly like it should be ;) :thumbup:


It's normal, when you do something, cpu frequency are highter, and temps go up,
when you don't need power and highter frequency for opening programs, show something etc
CPU come back to his default frequency and cool down... :)

BTW: @Loloflatsix Did you delided your CPU? :)
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Not yet : to be honest I'm a little afraid to do it myself and near me nobody to do it. :O
 
If you have good tool it's easier than you think, but I remember my first time, :D
or even that moment with my actual 7900X, I was a little afraid too...
That's why I read a lot of comments and opinions before and I bought Rootkit tool
which was more sure for me than DerBauer DelidDieMateX .
It was 1-2 moths after CPU release so I had to import it from US, instead buying
DerBauer tool from Germany (which was a lot easier to send to France) :p
I don't know maybe today exist some "even better tools" than these 2, but I
didn't heard nothing about that...

I think if you have very good WC config, it's not something "must-have",
but it's true -that is a huge difference in temps, especially with high load and CPU OC.

I'm very interested what we will have under die -with new 10000 processors :D
 
mgregrs said:
If you have good tool it's easier than you think, but I remember my first time, :D
or even that moment with my actual 7900X, I was a little afraid too...
That's why I read a lot of comments and opinions before and I bought Rootkit tool
which was more sure for me than DerBauer DelidDieMateX .
It was 1-2 moths after CPU release so I had to import it from US, instead buying
DerBauer tool from Germany (which was a lot easier to send to France) :p

I think if you have very good WC config, it's not something must-have,
but it's true -that is a huge difference in temps, especially with high load and CPU OC.
I'm very interested what we will have under die -with new 10000 processors :D
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I will take a look at Rootkit tool.
My custom WC is good and I can push a high load and CPU OC without heating problem.
The new 10000 series processors should be a good upgrade I read for the 10980XE perhaps about 5.0 or 5.1GHz I believe, is all cores for $ 979, so cheaper to my 7940X. :D
 
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@Loloflatsix Probably best to wait for the 14 core (or more) versions of the 10000x processors, seeing as how Intel has so radically dropped the price......they, like the 9900 x299 processors do not need delidding....
 
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