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Hey guys!

 

 

I just have a question.

 

 

At what RPM should I run the pump on my H110i GT? Cuz I saw a video on youtube where his pump was just running around 700ish RPM in Corsair Link but I think it was a H100i GTX though. Mine is currently running on Quiet Mode and the pump is around 2363-2365 RPM even on idle. Is it ok to run the pump at this high RPM? Sorry for potato english.

 

 

Thanks in advance!  :)

 

That's the stock speed for the pump. You only have two options to choice from and that's Quiet/Performance. Of which doesn't make much of a difference in getting rid of the heat. 

 

Just keep it on Quiet and forget about the Pump RPM.

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Hey guys!

 

 

I just have a question.

 

 

At what RPM should I run the pump on my H110i GT? Cuz I saw a video on youtube where his pump was just running around 700ish RPM in Corsair Link but I think it was a H100i GTX though. Mine is currently running on Quiet Mode and the pump is around 2363-2365 RPM even on idle. Is it ok to run the pump at this high RPM? Sorry for potato english.

 

 

Thanks in advance!  :)

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Hey guys!

 

 

I just have a question.

 

 

At what RPM should I run the pump on my H110i GT? Cuz I saw a video on youtube where his pump was just running around 700ish RPM in Corsair Link but I think it was a H100i GTX though. Mine is currently running on Quiet Mode and the pump is around 2363-2365 RPM even on idle. Is it ok to run the pump at this high RPM? Sorry for potato english.

 

 

Thanks in advance!  :)

 

That's the stock speed for the pump. You only have two options to choice from and that's Quiet/Performance. Of which doesn't make much of a difference in getting rid of the heat. 

 

Just keep it on Quiet and forget about the Pump RPM.

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That's the stock speed for the pump. You only have two options to choice from and that's Quiet/Performance. Of which doesn't make much of a difference in getting rid of the heat. 

 

Just keep it on Quiet and forget about the Pump RPM.

Thanks! I thought so because I tried to check any possible settings/options in Corsair Link to possibly change the pump RPM manually but didn't find anything. So I guess I'll just have to leave it in Quiet Mode then.  :)

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Pretty sure pump's don't work in RPM. That's the radiator fans.

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Pretty sure pump's don't work in RPM. That's the radiator fans.

AIO pumps are impellers iirc (like a jet-ski) so they do spin, and therefore have an RPM. Which can be changed

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AIO pumps are impellers iirc (like a jet-ski) so they do spin, and therefore have an RPM. Which can be changed

 

Didn't realise you could change the RPM of an AIO.

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Didn't realise you could change the RPM of an AIO.

 

Yup, you can change the pump's rpm on H110i GT, H80i GT and H100i GTX using Corsair Link software. 

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