High Ambient temperature and Cooling

[abbatrombone]

I have a nice noctua cooler but realized that my room can hit 90+ degrees F (30+ C).  Im not sure if air cooling would be that affective. Would liquid cooling be better in this case or would i run into simalar issues.

 

I know that LTT had a video about cooling but didnt have what happens at high temps.

[thrasher_565]

1 hour ago, abbatrombone said:

I have a nice noctua cooler but realized that my room can hit 90+ degrees F (30+ C).  Im not sure if air cooling would be that affective. Would liquid cooling be better in this case or would i run into simalar issues.

 

I know that LTT had a video about cooling but didnt have what happens at high temps.

i think it will thow wont be as good for the cost...

 

noctua dose not have the best cooler dont no witch on is the best thow

[NorKris]

lets say u have a very hot cpu;
an Air cooler has lets say a max "cooling capacity" of 55c-60c (at 200w) over room temp,
55-60+30 = 
A 360 AIO has an 45-50c of cooling capacity"
50+30= 

 

if ur cpu pulls more than 200, weeell

 

[abbatrombone]

11 hours ago, NorKris said:

lets say u have a very hot cpu;
an Air cooler has lets say a max "cooling capacity" of 55c-60c (at 200w) over room temp,
55-60+30 = 
A 360 AIO has an 45-50c of cooling capacity"
50+30= 

 

if ur cpu pulls more than 200, weeell

 

Are you saying the math is [cooling capacity]  [Room Temp]?

[abbatrombone]

17 hours ago, thrasher_565 said:

i think it will thow wont be as good for the cost...

 

noctua dose not have the best cooler dont no witch on is the best thow

The cost tends to be higher which im not a fan of but your computer overheating can be costly as well is why im asking.

[NorKris]

15 minutes ago, abbatrombone said:

Are you saying the math is [cooling capacity]  [Room Temp]?

yep

if ur cooler can do 60c on a 200w cooler and ur room temp is 0c then ur good, normal room temp is 20c to 30c,  just add that nr   

[IkeaGnome]

Your OP isn't very clear. 

It reads like you want to lower your room temperatures because the computer is warming it up? Or are you trying to get your CPU to run cooler now? If so, what CPU and which cooler do you have?

[abbatrombone]

1 hour ago, IkeaGnome said:

Your OP isn't very clear. 

It reads like you want to lower your room temperatures because the computer is warming it up? Or are you trying to get your CPU to run cooler now? If so, what CPU and which cooler do you have?

Sorry if im unclear. My room gets very warm beacuse of how its built PC or No PC.

 

Im trying to better optimize my system under those conditions

[thrasher_565]

4 hours ago, abbatrombone said:

The cost tends to be higher which im not a fan of but your computer overheating can be costly as well is why im asking.

the pc will thermal throttle so no harm done to it.  but  a prorper water cooling loop can cost like $1000... so... it would be lower temps but it also will dump even more heat in to the room... making it even hotter... witch would reduce how mush cooler it would be...

 

for that $1000 you could just replace something when it die's is the point in making.

Edited April 8, 2023 by thrasher_565

[abbatrombone]

2 hours ago, thrasher_565 said:

the pc will thermal throttle so no harm done to it.  but  a prorper water cooling loop can cost like $1000... so... it would be lower temps but it also will dump even more heat in to the room... making it even hotter... witch would reduce how mush cooler it would be...

 

for that $1000 you could just replace something when it die's is the point in making.

Didnt realise it would be 1k was thinking 200-300, i figured the heat would be an issue either way thanks for the input.

[freeagent]

You cant escape high thermals if ambient is high. On an AIO it wont take long before the coolant is heat soaked and you and you're fans start to ramp. That is assuming you're CPU is under any kind of significant load. If yo are just a regular user I wouldn't be too concerned. Just move as much air through the case as you can tolerate. A high airflow setup is encouraged for those who are thermally challenged

[abbatrombone]

On 4/8/2023 at 12:20 AM, freeagent said:

You cant escape high thermals if ambient is high. On an AIO it wont take long before the coolant is heat soaked and you and you're fans start to ramp. That is assuming you're CPU is under any kind of significant load. If yo are just a regular user I wouldn't be too concerned. Just move as much air through the case as you can tolerate. A high airflow setup is encouraged for those who are thermally challenged

I should be good then with my 7000D 3 140mm front 3 140mm top and the cases exgaust should make it good.

 

 

I figured your statements would be true (espically as a chemist) but wasnt sure if there was stuff i wasnt accounting for