[SOLVED] AIO Pump & Fans RPM

[Ejaay-_-]

Hi everyone,

I wanna ask if this RPM for my AIO pump and the AIOs Fans are normal?

The CPU or CPU_FAN is where I connected my AIOs fans
and the CPU_OPT is where I connected the AIO pump

I'm using Auraflow x 360 and Ryzen 5 3600 (I'm averaging at 37-42degrees)

 

[Mr.Spock]

the temps are definitely not critical, RPMs are a bit high for idle but that may be your motherboard fan curve. you can probably keep the pump speed a little closer to constant then the CPU fan should probably max out less

 

[CountMike]

Hi everyone,

I wanna ask if this RPM for my AIO pump and the AIOs Fans are normal?

The CPU or CPU_FAN is where I connected my AIOs fans
and the CPU_OPT is where I connected the AIO pump

I'm using Auraflow x 360 and Ryzen 5 3600 (I'm averaging at 37-42degrees)

Pumps should run at (near)full speed even at idle. if your MB has AIO_PUMP header stick pump in there and radiator fans to CPU_FAN. If not, reverse connections you have now.

 

[Ejaay-_-]

the temps are definitely not critical, RPMs are a bit high for idle but that may be your motherboard fan curve. you can probably keep the pump speed a little closer to constant then the CPU fan should probably max out less

So should I set a custom fan curve for both ? or should I just maintain this speed?

 

[Ejaay-_-]

Pumps should run at (near)full speed even at idle. if your MB has AIO_PUMP header stick pump in there and radiator fans to CPU_FAN. If not, reverse connections you have now.

Unfortunately, I don't have an AIO_PUMP header, I'm stuck between CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT and the rest are SYS_FANs, I followed ID_coolings video instruction about this. Will this affect the lifespan of the AIO if it stays at this speed all the time?

 

[CountMike]

Unfortunately, I don't have an AIO_PUMP header, I'm stuck between CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT and the rest are SYS_FANs, I followed ID_coolings video instruction about this. Will this affect the lifespan of the AIO if it stays at this speed all the time?

I don't believe so, motor is same as in fans, often better.

 

[Mr.Spock]

you can flatten out the curve for the pump, the other should take care of itself to adjust to the increased flow - you can tweak it then if you need to

So should I set a custom fan curve for both ? or should I just maintain this speed?