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Enermax Liqmax II 240 for Ryzen. Anyone have it?

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Because I have it but the temperatures of my 3700X are really really weird, peaking at 80º while playing Borderlands and around 55º while idle so, I wanna now if some of you knows more than me about this one or have it or something and if this AIO is good for Ryzen.

 

I know that the Ryzen 3000 are warm CPUs but not for 80º in a AIO, and yes, the assembly is well, the thermal paste is the Artic Silver 4 and it was spreaded also well, then, I have some thoughts:

1- This AIO is insufficient.

2- The case isn't good enough (Phanteks P400S).

3- Both ?.

 

Thanks!

 

PS: The ambient temperature of my room is around 20º.

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is it mounted in the front? frontpanel looks very restrictive. You could try taking the frontpanel off and seeing if that helps

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1 minute ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

is it mounted in the front? frontpanel looks very restrictive. You could try taking the frontpanel off and seeing if that helps

Ye, it is mounted in the front, the last time that I removed the front panel didn't notice so much variance. I'll try it again this afternoon.

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