Water boiling with h55!!!

[Orel]

I have the h55 120mm on the rtx 2080 ti using the g12 braket 

 

the temps after oc to 2000/7500  in one hour test are 66-69c 

Its is almost like the stock coller

 

i can tuch the pipes or the radiator and fell them almost to worm to tuch, like the water almost boiling! 

 

What  can I do? I can’t replace the h55 it’s to late, and I don’t have room for 240mm rad

 

here is a picture of it, it is the SP120 fan.

any seggustion?  

[Vegetable]

Aside from adding another fan to the radiator, theres nothing you can do to make it any cooler. You could get a bigger aio but like you said, you dont have room for it.

[Bananasplit_00]

If the water was about to boil you would probably not be able to touch the tubes without actiually searing your fingers, anyway thats what you get with a 120mm AIO. They kinda suck. You can try better paste, more fan speed and a remount though

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10 minutes ago, Orel said:

almost to warm to touch, like the water almost boiling!

FYI the human skin has a very low tolerance for temperature.  30°C feels lukewarm, but anything over 40°C will already be too hot to touch. 

[Shimejii]

120mm AIO generally does 120-150 Watts, 240 does 240-300. 2080ti is 250 by default, a lot of the AIO used are 140 or bigger. Even Kingpin's cards a 240/280 for Turing.

 

By default they will feel hot, that means they are doing their job. If the liquid temp goes above 65 though, that could be a problem for long term use, although its hard to say what its at without sensors

[Orel]

46 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

If the water was about to boil you would probably not be able to touch the tubes without actiually searing your fingers, anyway thats what you get with a 120mm AIO. They kinda suck. You can try better paste, more fan speed and a remount though

 

15 minutes ago, Joelw2003 said:

They're not even bad temps lmao and the was is not boiling if it was you wouldn't be able to touch it.

 

20 minutes ago, Shimejii said:

120mm AIO generally does 120-150 Watts, 240 does 240-300. 2080ti is 250 by default, a lot of the AIO used are 140 or bigger. Even Kingpin's cards a 240/280 for Turing.

 

By default they will feel hot, that means they are doing their job. If the liquid temp goes above 65 though, that could be a problem for long term use, although its hard to say what its at without sensors

 

41 minutes ago, Captain Chaos said:

FYI the human skin has a very low tolerance for temperature.  30°C feels lukewarm, but anything over 40°C will already be too hot to touch. 

 

46 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

If the water was about to boil you would probably not be able to touch the tubes without actiually searing your fingers, anyway thats what you get with a 120mm AIO. They kinda suck. You can try better paste, more fan speed and a remount though

A friend of mine gave me a ek varder 

i imiditlay went down from 70c to 62 max!

 

i want to add another fan, do a push pull, it will require a lot of work, is it worth it? You think I can squize more? 

[Bananasplit_00]

41 minutes ago, Orel said:

 

 

 

 

A friend of mine gave me a ek varder 

i imiditlay went down from 70c to 62 max!

 

i want to add another fan, do a push pull, it will require a lot of work, is it worth it? You think I can squize more? 

Thats quite the drop from a good fan, thats nice A single Vardar isnt too expensive so if you want it lower you could go for it or you could be happy with this nice improvement already

[SinisterVirtue]

2 hours ago, Orel said:

I have the h55 120mm on the rtx 2080 ti using the g12 braket 

 

the temps after oc to 2000/7500  in one hour test are 66-69c 

Its is almost like the stock coller

 

i can tuch the pipes or the radiator and fell them almost to worm to tuch, like the water almost boiling! 

 

What  can I do? I can’t replace the h55 it’s to late, and I don’t have room for 240mm rad

 

here is a picture of it, it is the SP120 fan.

any seggustion?  

How old is the Corsair H55? It sounds like a broken pump to me, same thing happened to me with my Corsair GTX h100i, it started to run at 87c on my cpu. Corsair parts have a warranty, so it may still be under warranty, just make sure you get a copy of the receipt wherever you purchased it from. I think on coolers it's 5 years. My cooler's pump was dead and Corsair shipped a replacement overnight to me.