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Yes with the BeQuite cases you need a high SP intake fan. Noctua has a lot of different options so take a look at what has the best fit for your needs in your price range or maybe ask the shop manager to help you out since they probably won't have every option.

No the SW 2 are quite it was the coolermaster fans that were loud.

My personal setup is a Dark Base pro 900 with 2 silent wing intakes, 1 exhaust in the back and my AIO "Masterliquid ML240L" from Coolermaster as top exhaust but I changed the fans to Noctua fans because the stock fans were LOUD af. My temps don't go above 40C. so that seems to work.

So yes there are a lot of options to choose from, even AIO's in that price range. 2 things to look out for if you get a really beefy cooler, 1 make sure it will clear your RAM sticks and 2 make sure it's not too tall for your case. So I would get Noctua nh u12 or the Thermalright that you...

Okay, so you can take off the top part of your top panel. Also, you created a negative pressure in your case taking in alot of dust. I suggest getting a 20dollar fan in front or maybe just try the exhaust in the back as an intake in the front. Maybe a Noctua or something they are well known to...

So for starters, I would check for viruses. Try Malwarebytes or something like that. if that doesn't help I suggest upgrading your cooler or at least cleaning out all the dust and reapplying thermal paste.

I think an RGB splitter is your cheapest option, you won't be able to change the colours individually but at least they light up.

Looking at what they say on the site I suggest the "gaming app". MSI says its the only one that supports B250 mobo's so that is your safest bet.

Take a look here, hope it helps. https://www.msi.com/Landing/mystic-light-rgb-gaming-pc/download

Yes it should clear it just fine.

You can try cleaning the fan, it's not that hard at all and might fix your problem. Maybe see if something is hitting it or if you have to clean it out. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Asus+ROG+Zephyrus+S+(GX531GS-AH76)+Upgrades/118082?lang=en

What AIO is it? And maybe you have to just plug the RGB leads in the other way around.

Is it correct that your case has a fan speed controller? Maybe something went wrong on the case side, try plugging them into the fan headers on the mobo itself.

Do you have a special cooler or just a stock one? Also, does your case allow for good airflow? If it's not a virus and you are going through the trouble of cleaning and reapplying thermal paste you might want to install a better CPU cooler or extra case fan, for example, an intake fan and...

So resetting the bios did the trick altho I also both fans in a splitter and changed it to 2 different fan headers. so maybe it was that as well. thanks for replying.