I'm new to this too, but what I learned in my research was that your AIO should be connected to AIO header rather than CPU. The AIO pump will run at full speed not so on CPU. Once I did this my CPU temp came down.
Hope this helps.
Thanks bgunner. This was the little nuances that I wanted to know about the board and associated software. I will put the push and pull front intakes on CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT so they can be controlled together and the 140mm top exhaust on CHA_FAN2.
Thanks for your reply. I found a couple of videos of a guy testing out the the placement of a 240mm AIO in my new case. He actually recommended putting the hoses down from the pump and at the bottom of the radiator. It was an air/noise issue. And the pump is lower than the top of my radiator.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've been looking at a lot of testing videos on how to position the AIO. I have it in my current case as top exhaust. My CPU temps were still a little high so that's why I decided to put it in front.
Hi all, I've been reading this forum for years and have learned plenty. I am having a PC built with the following:
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB
Asus Tuf Gaming X570 Plus Wifi
Asus Tuf Gaming 3090 OC
NZXT 120mm X53 radiator
Lian Li 120/140mm SL fans
Lian Li Strimer cables (GPU and MB Power)
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