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H110 loud?

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I installed it yesterday and the pump is silent on idle.

 

I haven't tried putting it on 100% all the time though.

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I installed it yesterday and the pump is silent on idle.

I haven't tried putting it on 100% all the time though.

That's my goal, silent at idle! What about the fans for it, should I look into geting silent ones? I just want to be silent at idle. Gaming can go as loud as it wants! xD
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Hi guys, I'm going for a silent build and I got a H110 for my i7 4790k. My question is, is the pump for the H110 loud? If so, is there any way of making it quieter?

Thanks in advance! :)

There is no way to slow down an asetek pump. They're passively controlled from the loop itself. I have heard swiftek's pump is variable however.

Within corsairlink the fan's attached to a corsair AIO are controllable (mine run at 600rpm, basically silent, the pump runs at 40Db H100i)

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There is no way to slow down an asetek pump. They're passively controlled from the loop itself. I have heard swiftek's pump is variable however.

Within corsairlink the fan's attached to a corsair AIO are controllable (mine run at 600rpm, basically silent, the pump runs at 40Db H100i)

Alright, thanks guys. :)
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