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Thanks for this. That's great. Itmactually has holes on the bottom that I did not notice when mounting it. I am going with this. Cheers

Hi, I was trying to avoid build up of excessive dust, that is why i was trying to get neutral pressure, or at least a bit of positive pressure.

That's interesting. Do you mean opening the PSU and rotate the fan in order to push air in instead of out?

Then, they should fix it for you under warranty.

The case is a Corsair spec 06

Thank you all guys for he suggestion. I have a total of 4 fans plus the additional 2 of the AIO. Sorry for not being clear. The AIO is a 240 with two 120 fans. It would be in perfect balance if it was not for the PSU fan which is actually causing to have negative pressure inside. Maybe I can just remove one of the fans.

Hi DoctorNick, thanks for the explanatory picture. So i suppose there is no drawback in having the two portions of the radiator with airflows in different directions. I wanted just to be sure that I wasn't doing something completely stupid.

Hi, is this a prebuilt system or you builkt it yourself? IF it is a prebuilt system I suppose you are still under warranty. If you built it yourself, before contacting support, check that the LED cable are both connected.

Hi all, I am trying to balance the intake/exhaust ratio in my build. The AIO is a Corsair h100i Platinum mounted on the top. Does mounting the two fans running in different directions have any drawback? Thanks

Thanks. By resetting the bios to default they came back. Sorry guys. I am playing with a new bios. I have not built a new computer in 10 years... so I am getting used to the new interface.

Correct. This does fix the issue. Thanks

Hey Mira Yurizaki, thanks for the answer. I tried but did not manage to find the coolnquiet setting in my bios. I will try more careully later again. Thanks though.

HI Miniboys, thanks for the explanation. I should have been more specific. I was running cinebench restricting it to operate only on 2 threads. But I noticed that core load was jumping on different cores, instead of being concentrated on one, so probably is not a valid test for this kind of things.

Hello everyone, I am wondering if anyone else did not notice any woerd behaviour in idle from Ryzen 3000 CPUs. I have a 3900x on Asus Crosshair 8 with latest Bios update. I noted that also when is not overclocked but with default bios settings (cleared CMOS etc), Ryzen Balanced plan and with PBO enabled, the CPU never goes below 1.0 V voltage and never below 3900MHz clock. Also with this configuration I never saw any of the cores boost to 4.6 GHz under stress. Anyone experiencing something similar? Cheers

Probably unrelated. i just noticed that both my sata drives disappeared from bios. The ssytem does not see them. Is unrelated right? Or any of those settings could have affected ACHI?