SpiderMan

Did you remove the processor to check for bent pins??? Just thinking maybe the pins are damaged. Place the CPU with the IHS upside down on a flat surface and see if the substrate of the CPU is flat or curved (the substrate is the green PCB with the gold contact points). Is the BIOS currently up to date?

Wow! Wish we had that in the USA. I know some credit card companies "extend" the warranty period but I've never used this at all (usually have to register the product on the page of the warranty w.r.t. the credit card company with proof of purchase).

Its pretty subjective on "loudness". For me, 2000RPM is perfectly fine and not "loud", for as long as its not an electric leaf blower. Corsairs ML lineup has some that are up there IIRC.

Anytime. 50CFM or above is also pretty good, in the 1200-2000 range.

I've heard some manufacturers telling customers to use the retailers return/exchange window before using your warranty and RMA. I would just simply return it and claim its defective and exchanged out for a new one.

I find that to be pretty low CFM on a 120mm. But, if thats the max RPM, it would be understandable. No worries!

Depends on the size of the fan; 80mm, 92mm, 120mm, 140mm, 200mm. If its a 120mm, I'd expect to see at least 60CFM or greater.

I was able to visit of the the Fry's Electronic store back in 2017 when my mom and I went on a road trip down to North Carolina and then stopped to visit friends in Georgia. They took us over to the Fry's store to see what it was like and I thought it was cool, but there was hardly anything on the shelves. After that, we went to the Micro Center down the road from there and I was amazed with the product selection. In fact, that was where I got my NZXT Phantom 530 (it was between this and the Corsair Obsidian 750D Airflow...I should have picked the latter). It's sad to see them go b

Welcome to the forums!!! What are the timings on the RAM modules? If the 16GB 3600 is CL16 and your just doing gaming, that would be perfect. If its 3600 CL18, they are ok, but I'd pick the 3200 if they are CL16.

Welcome to the forums!!! I would personally stay away from the H1 case in general, even after the recall unless third party testing can safely determine the replacement PCIe riser cable will be completely fixed. Their H510 case is a complete no no if you want airflow and cool components.

We need more information to go off of with what the system will be used for and what CPU. Also a budget would help, unless you want to spend $2k on a motherboard, that can be arranged.

Are you sure you were reading the temperatures correctly?? You didn't mix up Tj max with the actual temperatures? What were you doing on the computer at the time you saw this temperature reading? Was it under a load at all? Do you have adequate airflow in your case? Check by removing the side panel and see if temperatures improve. Are you overclocking at all?? What are the VCORE voltages like? Ryzen tends to pump extra voltage at idle which results in higher temperatures. Did you recently just put the build together and saw these temperatures?? Can be bad mounting of the CPU coole

Welcome to the forums!!! Do you have a full list of specifications??? Also, if you have a F-SKU processor and no graphics card installed, i.e. a i7-9700KF, you will not have any video whatsoever as F-SKU processors do not have a iGPU.

Are your temperatures even good in games/benchmarks?? I hope you don't design staircases. All jokes aside, I feel like this "stepping" of the fan speeds are not going to be very acoustic and also stress the motor a lot depending on the load.

I have no idea if they do, but once they do die (because eventually they will with time and read/erase cycles), I'd try and modify a casing by swapping the innards of a new SSD into one. I wouldn't believe they die that often as they are pricey/seem pretty good quality.