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S I have a corsair h100I v2 hooked onto a ryzen 7 2700x. under certain loads (monster hunter world being the big one) my CPU hits about 55c but what concerns me is that the liquid temp of the all in one hits 40C and the AIO fans speed up to 100%. is that for the AIO,s safety? Whats a safe temp for the AIO to hit without degrading the lifespan? funnily enough when my front panel is pulled off the AIO temp drops a degree or two consistently telling me that the airflow maybe isnt the best. i have the phanteks eclipse P400. I'm mostly just curious about the liquid temps though, is 40c safe liquid temp?

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Be considered when temps are above 75c on cpu with liquid cool.

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Just now, vjizzle2384 said:

Be considered when temps are above 75c on cpu with liquid cool.

Im not so much worried about the CPU as much as the AIO, is 40C a safe liquid temp for the AIO fluid to be at?

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2 minutes ago, scarface96361 said:

Im not so much worried about the CPU as much as the AIO, is 40C a safe liquid temp for the AIO fluid to be at?

Yes it is.  

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3 minutes ago, scarface96361 said:

Im not so much worried about the CPU as much as the AIO, is 40C a safe liquid temp for the AIO fluid to be at?

What I’ve read is the only time in your area liquid starts to evaporate is if you times are running really really hot all the time 75c and above

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CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X Processor (4.4Ghz), MOBO: GIGABYTE X470 AORUS Gaming 7 WiFi (AMD Ryzen AM4/ X470/ Intel Wave 2 WiFi/M.2), RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3000MHz C15, GPU: Gigabyte nVidia GeForce GTX 1080 Windforce OC GV-N1080WF3OC-8GD Graphics Cards, STORAGE: 120GB CRUCIAL SSD, 1TB WD BLUE, COOLER: Cooler Master 212 EVO RGB Black Edition, FANS: 4 x MasterFan MF120R RGB (2 Front, 1 Back, 1 Top), 1 x Noctua NF-P12 Redux 1700 RPM(Back off Cooler), PC CASE: Cooler Master MB500 case, PSU: EVGA 750 BQ.

 

My Kids PC:

CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 955 (95watt @3.5Ghz @1.40V), MOBO: ASUS M2A-VM, RAM: Kingston 8GB (4x2GB) DDR2 800MHz, GPU: nVidia GT 710 2GB DDR3 (OC’ed Clock to 1300Mhz and Memory to 950Mhz), STORAGE: 250GB HDD, 500GB HDD, COOLER:  Cooler Master 212 EVO, PC CASE: Cooler Master Q300L , FANS: 3 x upHere RED LED Fans (2 Front, 1 Back), PSU: Generic 300 Watt PSU.

 

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8 minutes ago, scarface96361 said:

Im not so much worried about the CPU as much as the AIO, is 40C a safe liquid temp for the AIO fluid to be at?

40C is very good for the fluid, you want to ensure it doesn't reach past 60C mainly for the longevity of the pump.

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48 minutes ago, scarface96361 said:

S I have a corsair h100I v2 hooked onto a ryzen 7 2700x. under certain loads (monster hunter world being the big one) my CPU hits about 55c but what concerns me is that the liquid temp of the all in one hits 40C and the AIO fans speed up to 100%. is that for the AIO,s safety? Whats a safe temp for the AIO to hit without degrading the lifespan? funnily enough when my front panel is pulled off the AIO temp drops a degree or two consistently telling me that the airflow maybe isnt the best. i have the phanteks eclipse P400. I'm mostly just curious about the liquid temps though, is 40c safe liquid temp?

These systems are built internally to ramp fan speeds up when liquid hits 40c (the specific AIO you have, I have as well, and hated this).  Took me about a week of researching to find a post regarding this as fact lol.  

 

Download iCUE from Corsair and put in a fan curve of your own to dismantle this issue.  I run 40% until 69c (never ever ever gets their) to ramp to 100%.

 

EDIT - that is, if you have Corsair link cable (9pin USB to micro usb) - if not, it sucks lol.

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Here's ICUE's AIO "default curves" hidden values for reference:

 

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I used them as a base for my custom loop which has the fans running of a pair of Commander Pro's.

 

NB. I wouldn't want to see the coolant temperature ever break 50°C.

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19 hours ago, scarface96361 said:

the liquid temp of the all in one hits 40C and the AIO fans speed up to 100%

Go into your BIOS and set the fans to run at 650 RPM each and forget about it

 

And I'm saying this since I dunno 6 years ago: auto controls or fan curves aren't meant for radiator fans and specially not meant for SP fans that NEED to run at a constant speed and not like a friggin rollercoaster of RPMs to be able to properly cool a radiator.

 

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