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CPU: Ryzen 9 3900x CPU cooler: Noctua DH15S Motherboard: x570 Phantom Gaming 4 Ram: G.Skill TridentZ RGB 32GB DDR4 3200MHz SSD/HDD: 1 TB nvme, 1 500GB SSD, 1 100GB SSD GPU: Gigabyte 2080 super PSU: Kratos P1 750watt Chassis: ABS something, front glass panel taken off OS: Windows 10...

All of a sudden when I start a game my gpu fans go to 100 and then my screens go black. After browsing some forums I saw that it has to do with the temps and people suggested to change the thermal paste and pads. I did that and also cleaned the fans. It has helped, my screens no longer go black...

My PC is a pre-built and I have used air coolers in the past and I do prefer them. That being said I feel like I have very little space for a air cooler, I'd like to get a Noctua cooler soon just in case my pump does eventually fail. Which one would you recommend that'd fit? I have a 3900x so...

It's a Gamdias 240MM aio, I got it in March 2020

Okay I tilted it, here is a new vid of what it looks like now and with the same noise. The sound fluctuates based on what I'm doing on my PC which is weird. If I'm gaming it gets louder. So should I just leave it tiled like this for a few days? View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZbykwe6hO4

I checked all the screws and the fans and it isn't either of those. It sounds like it's coming from my somewhere near or @ my CPU. Could it be the pump?

I've had this noise for a while now and I tested all my fans so it's not coming from them. I believe it's coming from my AIO, this started happening after I changed the thermal paste on my CPU. Any ideas how to resolve this? I just put my PC on an angle but I'm not sure if it's air bubbles that...

I took the whole front glass panel off and I bought 2 mesh magnet panels I'm going to put behind the fans. I have to game on it to see but idle my temps are much better. That, combined with the washer idea you had will really help out my temps. I think I'm going to go back to the auto voltage...

Yeah I'd love to get a new case but I am terrible at building a PC when it comes to all the cables and wires. So you're saying I should pull the front 3 fans back a little so they're not right in the front?

This sounds really complicated and stressful. I'd rather just buy a air cooler tbh. What would you recommend for one of those? I'd like to get a noctua but as you can see from the pictures there isn't much room

Okay that's a really smart idea, I'll go to the hardware store tomorrow. As far as the cpu cooler, I have never installed one so are you saying I should add more water to it?

This is the PC I have, the radiator is mounted to the top, it has 3 120mm fans in the front, one in the back. I know it's a prebuilt, don't judge! I thought it was a great deal at the time. https://www.newegg.com/abs-computer-technologies-mage-h-ala120/p/N82E16883102750 I opened the side panel...

I'm using a Gamdias AIO liquid cooler. The case is not the best for airflow, it has a glass front and side panel. I had it on auto settings before and HW info had it around 1.4-1.45 voltage

I recently changed my thermal paste because I reached 98 C while playing COD Warzone. While I think it helped my cpu a little I'm still getting high cpu temps. I recently watched Jay's video here View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssuqhyqah2k&t=889s going over the stock voltage settings...

Yeah it gets to high 80s low 90s on demanding games, here is a pic of while playing such game. View: https://imgur.com/PPdNg18