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Cryorig H7 Making Weird Noise

ROBERT115
By ROBERT115
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My H7 makes a non-smooth noise where it doesnt sound constant. It is kinda like a rattle, my i7 6700k temps are great 20c at idle, but why is it making that noise. Can anyone help? Thank you

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I may be wrong here but 20C at idle would suggest to me that your heat sensors are faulty, an air cooler delivering sub-ambient temperatures is ludicrous. One would assume that your fan is the issue causing the noise however. I'd assume a faulty bearing or similar.

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Are you sure it runs at 20c at Idle? that is below ambient? 

 

Possible Issues:

Heat Sensors are broken and you're not actually achieving that?

 

I may assume a faulty Fan

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1 minute ago, Jekub said:

I may be wrong here but 20C at idle would suggest to me that your heat sensors are faulty, an air cooler delivering sub-ambient temperatures is ludicrous. One would assume that your fan is the issue causing the noise however. I'd assume a faulty bearing or similar.

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Are you sure that it's your H7? Does stopping the fan stop the noise?

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