AIO Issues

[redcan0]

Hi everyone, I am attaching a picture of my aio. So my question is does it matter if the tubes are coming from the right or left? So If you take a look at the picture you see two circles the first circle is showimg where the tubes are currently coming out from. The second circle shows where the tubes should normally come out from. But does right or left really matter on the tubes in terms of cooling performance? Thanks.

[OnlyOneJame]

That's a nice setup! No, I don't think it matters if the tubes come from the left or right.

[redcan0]

2 minutes ago, OnlyOneJame said:

That's a nice setup! No, I don't think it matters if the tubes come from the left or right.

Currently my temps are a bit high with a Ryzen 5 3600 that is why I asked. On 4.2 GHz the temps are 50-55 while gaming and 63 on Cinebench and on a 4.4 GHz overclock its 58-60 while gaming and 75 in cinebench. Why are the temps high? Especially on the 4.4 overclock. I don’t understand.

[keysbeast]

the only thing with your setup it just puts the hoses in the sight line of the cpu cooler but i dont think it would hurt anything just might drive some people nuts on the looks LOL 

[OnlyOneJame]

5 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

Currently my temps are a bit high with a Ryzen 5 3600 that is why I asked. On 4.2 GHz the temps are 50-55 while gaming and 63 on Cinebench and on a 4.4 GHz overclock its 58-60 while gaming and 75 in cinebench. Why are the temps high? Especially on the 4.4 overclock. I don’t understand.

I'm not an expert on overclocking, but I think these temps aren't high enough to worry about. They seem typical for a 4.4OC on a 3600. 

[Coolmaster]

14 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

On 4.2 GHz the temps are 50-55 while gaming and 63 on Cinebench and on a 4.4 GHz overclock its 58-60 while gaming and 75 in cinebench. Why are the temps high?

Those aren't super high. Anything less than 80 I consider good. And you only start to thermal throttle around 90+

[redcan0]

2 minutes ago, Coolmaster said:

Those aren't super high. Anything less than 80 I consider good. And you only start to thermal throttle around 90+

I am using a 360mm AIO for a Ryzen 5 3600. While these temps are not high shouldn’t it be lower when the cooling on the cpu is considered?

[redcan0]

Hi everyone, I have a Silverstone Permafrost 360mm AIO and it sometimes make a water sound. Once in every 30 minutes this water sound comes from the AIO for only one second. Since this sound is not very frequent it doesn’t bother me. But is my unit defective? Will this sound affect cooling performance? Thanks

 

Oh and also I think my AIO is underperforming a bit I get 65 Degrees on Cinebench R20 with a Ryzen 5 3600 at 1.25V 4.4 GHz isn’t 65 a bit too much for a R5 3600?

[AndreiArgeanu]

Is your AIO mounted in the right position? There's a video by GN detailing the position your AIO should be in + testing. That maybe why it makes that noise.

 

[redcan0]

1 minute ago, AndreiArgeanu said:

Is your AIO mounted in the right position? There's a video by GN detailing the position your AIO should be in + testing. That maybe why it makes that noise.

 

Its mounted like this it should be correct

[AndreiArgeanu]

Then it's most likely normal, it's probably just an air bubble making it's way through the loop.

[Cyracus]

19 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

But is my unit defective? Will this sound affect cooling performance? Thanks

 

Oh and also I think my AIO is underperforming a bit I get 65 Degrees on Cinebench R20 with a Ryzen 5 3600 at 1.25V 4.4 GHz isn’t 65 a bit too much for a R5 3600?

No on both accounts.

@4.4ghz 65º sounds about right, you might be able to drop a few degrees by changing your fan setup to have the radiator sucking in fresh air from outside the case

[redcan0]

1 minute ago, Cyracus said:

No on both accounts.

@4.4ghz 65º sounds about right, you might be able to drop a few degrees by changing your fan setup to have the radiator sucking in fresh air from outside the case

Front mounting the radiator is very difficult I have to both move the radiator with its fans to the front and also move the case fans from the front to the top.

[Cyracus]

3 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

Front mounting the radiator is very difficult I have to both move the radiator with its fans to the front and also move the case fans from the front to the top.

I didn't mean front mount, top mount as intake was what I meant.
Also yeah, it would require rearranging things to manage airflow, I would expect less than 4º difference and it would then heat up the gpu... meant more as informational than advisorial... the important part was your temps are normal

[redcan0]

2 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

I didn't mean front mount, top mount as intake was what I meant.
Also yeah, it would require rearranging things to manage airflow, I would expect less than 4º difference and it would then heat up the gpu... meant more as informational than advisorial... the important part was your temps are normal

My current fan setup is 3 intake at the front and 3 exhaust from the aio and 1 exhaust from the rear so in total 3 intake 4 exhaust. Since flipping the fan to make it intake looks very ugly I wont make my AIO fans intake. However, I could make the rear fan intake instead of exhaust would that be better as intake?

[glenalz81]

You could try rotating the CPU block by 180 degrees, this would change the orientation of the in>out on the block and might help sort out any little air pockets.

[Cyracus]

3 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

However, I could make the rear fan intake instead of exhaust would that be better as intake?

might cause a slight reduction in cpu temps, again probably not worth the work involved

[narrdarr]

Just give it time it will go away.

You can turn down the pump speed for the time being. 

One of my aios took 2 weeks for the noise to go away.

[LogicalDrm]

*** Threads merged ***

 

 @redcan0, please keep your questions regarding same topic in one threads. Like these for your AIO's orientation and performance. I've also merged couple of your past threads and removed few because of reposting same thing again.

[Letgomyleghoe]

On 11/3/2020 at 12:06 PM, redcan0 said:

There isn’t any better cooling than an 360mm AIO though. Yes there are custom loop cooling systems or liquid nitrogen. But for a standard user 360mm AIO is the best. I really had my hopes up

not exactly true, some beefier air coolers provide the same if not better.

[redcan0]

1 hour ago, LogicalDrm said:

*** Threads merged ***

 

 @redcan0, please keep your questions regarding same topic in one threads. Like these for your AIO's orientation and performance. I've also merged couple of your past threads and removed few because of reposting same thing again.

Sorry about that. This water noise just started to happen so I was worried

[redcan0]

Hey everyone, I have mu 360mm AIO mounted at the top with a Ryzen 5 3600 and I am kind of getting high temps. I personally think the reason I get high temps is the radiator being top mounted. If I move the radiator to the front by how many degrees would my CPU Drop? I watched a few videos about this on youtube one vide the CPU drops only 3-5 degrees while in another video it deops 10 degrees. Which one ahould I believe? I really like how the AIO looks at the top but if I am going to get a 10 degree deop in temps I can move it to the front. Thanks.

[Mateyyy]

360mm AIO for a 3600? What do you mean by "high temps"?

Also, what components are you using, how are all your fans set up, and what are your ambient temperatures?

[redcan0]

5 minutes ago, Mateyyy said:

360mm AIO for a 3600? What do you mean by "high temps"?

Also, what components are you using, how are all your fans set up, and what are your ambient temperatures?

So 3 intake at the front 1 exhaust at the rear and the 3 fan AIO at the top as exhaust. I have a 2080 Super as a GPU. My ambient temps are about 28 degrees celcius. My cpu while gaming sits at 55 degrees at 4.4 GHz 1.25V and at Cinebench it is around 65 degrees and at idle its about 40. I have a friend with a 360mm AIO and a R5 3600 as well and he has his AIO as front intake. His idle temp is 29 and gaming temp is 45 which is very significantly lower than me which makes me upset. If I had those temps I could have even be overclocked at 4.7 GHz or something

[DG House]

we need more infomation on that, a picture and parts would be really nice