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PUMP RPM FOR MY LOUD AIO

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It certainly won't die at lower speeds, as long as it spins it's actually less wear.

Hi everyone, just wanted to know what pump rpm is good for an AIO bc my new Lian Li GA II sl-inf makes a lot of noise the only reasonable amount is the minimum 2200 rpm set on L-connect. PWM mode is good if im gaming but when im idling i dont want to have a nuclear reactor next to me (exagerating its like 40-50dB ~2800rpm), I didn't see a lot of complaints online and it didn't do that noise the first week so it might have a problem but i already RMAd my psu for coil whine and i dont want to do that process again...

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Is it mounted correctly?

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18 hours ago, Kilrah said:

Is it mounted correctly?

How do i know ? temps are good and it looks like every pc i saw so i’d say 90% sure  yes.

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https://www.cgdirector.com/mount-radiator-aio/#Why_Tubes_Up_or_Tubes_Down_Matters

 

If it's not mounted right the pump may be sucking air bubbles, and that's the most common reason for an AIO being noisy.

 

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1 hour ago, Kilrah said:

https://www.cgdirector.com/mount-radiator-aio/#Why_Tubes_Up_or_Tubes_Down_Matters

 

If it's not mounted right the pump may be sucking air bubbles, and that's the most common reason for an AIO being noisy.

 

Correct-AIO-Installation.webp.1f72779f87318e9040295431b792eb8c.webp

 

Incorrect-AIO-Installation.webp.7c90d368c4436124db86eba2b40f8b74.webp

Here is the pic, it seems good to me so idk maybe i should place the tube upper. i did try to max the pump out for an hour to evacuate air bubbles but it didn’t change anything

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Looks like it's on top so yeah that's fine.

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28 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Looks like it's on top so yeah that's fine.

RIP ima stay with music on everytime then, should be fine just hope its not broken.

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Where is the pump located?

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2 hours ago, RevGAM said:

Where is the pump located?

look at the other replies i sent a pic

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On 1/26/2024 at 8:45 PM, Kilrah said:

Looks like it's on top so yeah that's fine.

back to this topic since i have no way to get rid of the noise, is 2200rpm good for the pump ? because it seems that is the only way to get rid of the noise so i might just let the pump run at this rpm forever and stop having to switch between 2200 on hidle and PWM while gaming, if i play demanding games fans will get louder but i have a headseat on so i dont really care

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I mean as long as you're not throttling it's OK, sure... What's that pump's rpm at full?

 

On my AIO full is 2750 and I run it at "60%" which equates to about 2300 just to hopefully reduce wear since it's already more than enough in most cases.

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2 hours ago, Kilrah said:

I mean as long as you're not throttling it's OK, sure... What's that pump's rpm at full?

 

On my AIO full is 2750 and I run it at "60%" which equates to about 2300 just to hopefully reduce wear since it's already more than enough in most cases.

2200 min and 3200 max i have a 7800x3D so i think it'll be okay as it does not heat up a lot, it is just to make sure my pump doesnt die

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It certainly won't die at lower speeds, as long as it spins it's actually less wear.

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40 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

It certainly won't die at lower speeds, as long as it spins it's actually less wear.

Okay thank's a lot, i'll stay at 2200 then. I can barely hit 80°C while gaming+background task so i should be fineee on that part

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