CPU cooler vibrating when cpu under 100% load

[Cheeky Bugger]

I have Coolermaster MasterAir MA410P and when rendering a video in Adobe Premiere,CPU cooler vibrates quite a bit.When gaming it's all fine,but when under max load,it seems like cooler has to work hard to keep the cpu under 70 degrees celsius.Is that normal or i should tweak it somehow?

 

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600,stock clocks

 

[RollinLower]

vibration is most likely some kind of imbalace in the fan. you could try swapping the fan out for a high quality one like a Noctua.

[Cheeky Bugger]

3 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

vibration is most likely some kind of imbalace in the fan. you could try swapping the fan out for a high quality one like a Noctua.

I will do that,thanks for the help

[RollinLower]

1 minute ago, Cheeky Bugger said:

I will do that,thanks for the help

alternatively you could set the fan curve in your BIOS to a slower one, tough that would likely also yield higher CPU temperatures.

[Cheeky Bugger]

3 hours ago, RollinLower said:

vibration is most likely some kind of imbalace in the fan. you could try swapping the fan out for a high quality one like a Noctua.

Damm,you were right about the imbalance of the fan,i had look and i noticed i've placed the fan a bit too high on the cooler,now its more centered and it's not making that vibrating noise,also i think the temps are lower since i can hear the fan is not spinning at that kind of high rpm as before,thanks a lot

[LogicalDrm]

Just gonna note that it still vibrates, even if it doesn't make any noise. If you touch it, you might feel it. My U14S does that even on lower loads. Doesn't make sound, just vibrates.

[Cheeky Bugger]

On 4/2/2020 at 9:30 PM, LogicalDrm said:

Just gonna note that it still vibrates, even if it doesn't make any noise. If you touch it, you might feel it. My U14S does that even on lower loads. Doesn't make sound, just vibrates.

Could that hurt the CPU? 

[LogicalDrm]

1 hour ago, Cheeky Bugger said:

Could that hurt the CPU? 

If it's tight, no. CPU has the retention arm to keep it in place and cooler would need to be rocking loose to harm it.

[Cheeky Bugger]

4 hours ago, LogicalDrm said:

If it's tight, no. CPU has the retention arm to keep it in place and cooler would need to be rocking loose to harm it.

Interesting,i didn't know that,cheers