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weird gurling noise

BlaireCelestia
By BlaireCelestia
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I have two aios and im not sure which one is making a weird gurgling noise is there a way to find out which one or is that a normal thing for aios to do? 

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You could unplug the pump and see whether the noises stop or not. However please don't do that under load, as it could lead to high temperatures.

Some of these noises can also be normal, especially when the AIOs were just recently installed. Air bubbles can get stuck inside the pump mechanism and cause noises like that. Eventually, those should clear tho.

 

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It should be safe to disconnect the pump(s) (one at a time) to see if the noise ceases, as long as you do it briefly with the PC sitting "idle" on the desktop or something. Don't do it long and don't do it with the system under load (although realistically the worst that would probably happen is the PC shuts down to protect itself from dangerous temps). 

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Photo please. How long have you had them installed?

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