G4560 Cooler

[stefs]

I buy a new cpu ram for my g4560, because i just want to have a little silent fan. But, new fan is too noisy when i have a ram, when i take it off, cpu fan start to work normally.
Advices?
Fan i buy is:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Aigo-PC-CPU-Cooling-Fan-Cooler-4-Heatpipes-CPU-Cooler-Fan-Radiator-Aluminum-Heatsink-CPU-Cooler/33012431056.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.64f64c4dmSbFOd

[WoodenMarker]

New ram shouldn't raise fan speeds unless the case has very bad airflow. Have you tried reseating the ram?

What are your specs? Are you using the stock cooler?

[Vejnemojnen]

Oh, are these capable? Do they have a beneficial effect on VRM airflow as well? I was just wondring, whether these top flow coolers offer better VRM flow compared to tower coolers.

[WoodenMarker]

10 hours ago, Vejnemojnen said:

Oh, are these capable? Do they have a beneficial effect on VRM airflow as well? I was just wondring, whether these top flow coolers offer better VRM flow compared to tower coolers.

Yes, downdraft coolers push air directly at the motherboard and the air has no choice but to go over the vrms. Tower coolers can also provide direct airflow but it depends on the cooler design and on how low the fan can be lowered. 

[Vejnemojnen]

5 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

Yes, downdraft coolers push air directly at the motherboard and the air has no choice but to go over the vrms. Tower coolers can also provide direct airflow but it depends on the cooler design and on how low the fan can be lowered. 

Thank you. I just want to admit, that those AIGO coolers look kind of nice (partly due to the design). I'm unsure whether they have good cooling abilities, as the surface area of heat exchanging parts look very restricted. Though I guess a 65w tdp cpu would be sufficiently cooled by it.