I've had nothing but headaches lately. I replaced all of my hoses in my loop with 1/2" x 5/8" hose just so I could use the compression fittings that someone gave me. After that my video boards were running hotter than Haydes. I tried everything I could think of. I even reapplied TIM to my video boards and that made it worse. I couldn't even play Fallout 4 last night because my video board was shooting straight to 70°C and would have gone higher if I didn't have my Temp Limit in Afterburner set to 70. It took me two hours to redo the hose back to 1/2" x 3/4" with barbed fittings and not a leak in sight and my temps are back to normal.

Zuhl3156
I've had nothing but headaches lately. I replaced all of my hoses in my loop with 1/2" x 5/8" hose just so I could use the compression fittings that someone gave me. After that my video boards were running hotter than Haydes. I tried everything I could think of. I even reapplied TIM to my video boards and that made it worse. I couldn't even play Fallout 4 last night because my video board was shooting straight to 70°C and would have gone higher if I didn't have my Temp Limit in Afterburner set to 70. It took me two hours to redo the hose back to 1/2" x 3/4" with barbed fittings and not a leak in sight and my temps are back to normal.

 
That sucks.
 
Is there a possibility that there may have been some trapped air in the system when you used the smaller hose?

That's kind of strange.   1/2id in both cases. I wonder if the compression fittings were pinching and restricting the hose somehow.   That's the only difference between the two I can see.   
 
You don't have a flow meter?
 
 
And yes, mods can be a nightmare if you install carelessly or don't pay attention to what you are doing.  
 
As a general rule of thumb, I don't like to install mods manually.  Too easy to screw things up that way and troublesome if you need to remove or reinstall.   I prefer to use mod managers whenever possible.  Especially when you're chasing down a conflict.

whiskers54

Zuhl3156
I've had nothing but headaches lately. I replaced all of my hoses in my loop with 1/2" x 5/8" hose just so I could use the compression fittings that someone gave me. After that my video boards were running hotter than Haydes. I tried everything I could think of. I even reapplied TIM to my video boards and that made it worse. I couldn't even play Fallout 4 last night because my video board was shooting straight to 70°C and would have gone higher if I didn't have my Temp Limit in Afterburner set to 70. It took me two hours to redo the hose back to 1/2" x 3/4" with barbed fittings and not a leak in sight and my temps are back to normal.

 
That sucks.
 
Is there a possibility that there may have been some trapped air in the system when you used the smaller hose?

Nah, same 1/2" i.d. hose. It's just really flimsy. IDK if I just got a cheap brand or all hose that size is nothing but weak junk. I was Folding along fine when out of nowhere I get some weird message that my GTX-980 is not a removable item. What? RealTemp had the GPU temp locked at 50 degrees while Afterburner showed all Zeroes for every setting. Device Manager said GTX-980 boards were operating normally. I reinstalled the drivers and here I sit, broken hearted. No more Folding on weekends. There was a notation in the Folding log file about some kind of file failed to download. Not my problem. I never heard of that junk from Stanford's server before this. Faulting Module for the BCC 117 was some kind of Cache.sys. Nevermind, here it is: discache.sys
 
 

The robot paid DLC any good?
 
 

fearpoint
The robot paid DLC any good?
 
 

I don't own it yet, but from what I am hearing, based on the price, they should have added a lot more to it for being $10.

fearpoint
The robot paid DLC any good?
 
 

 
IMHO I think it's good. Play through for me was about 4 hours. The main game in general however is better due to the new enemies that stay with it after the play through. For me, that adds value. I should also add that I bought it early.

stalinx20

fearpoint
The robot paid DLC any good?
 
 

I don't own it yet, but from what I am hearing, based on the price, they should have added a lot more to it for being $10.

 
While $10 is cheap considering what It costs to go to a movie, a little more content wouldn't hurt. But I'm not complaining and for me, if I had not bought the DLC package when I did, I would have purchased it at current price. But that's just me.

whiskers54
 
IMHO I think it's good. Play through for me was about 4 hours. The main game in general however is better due to the new enemies that stay with it after the play through. For me, that adds value. I should also add that I bought it early.

I notice when I fire my flare gun that there are never any Minutemen available any more especially against robots. On the other hand, no respectable Minuteman would be seen in the neighborhoods I tend to frequent.

Zuhl3156

whiskers54
 
IMHO I think it's good. Play through for me was about 4 hours. The main game in general however is better due to the new enemies that stay with it after the play through. For me, that adds value. I should also add that I bought it early.

I notice when I fire my flare gun that there are never any Minutemen available any more especially against robots. On the other hand, no respectable Minuteman would be seen in the neighborhoods I tend to frequent.

I can't recall the settlement name, but it's at the very bottom of the map. It's kind of in a swamp area, but there is definitely a settlement here. In that area tends to spawn a mirelurk queen every time, with 4-5 regular mirelurks. Can be quite challenging, and I you're on survival, can be your worst nightmare. If you have this settlement decked out, should make it a breeze.
(I would like to see Bethesda release a DLC with a quest to allow a "zombie raid" where 50-75 of the radiated zombies come and attack Sanctuary. This quest would then be repeatable)