[SOLVED] AiO starts roaring loudly from nowhere

[svat]

Hello guys, i own SilentiumPC Navis RGB 120 AiO on ryzen 5 3600. Today i turned on pc and after 20 sec my AiO starts humming loudly, it was sound comming from water pump and it was noise like it started working on full load. Is it normal or should i replace it. I own this Aio for 15 months and this is first time that happened. After turnning pc off and on it stopped. btw temps are good, while gaming 55-60C(idle 35) cpu

thanks for any help

 

[kerberos_20]

too much air in pump, show pic of your aio position

 

[svat]

Here,

https://imgur.com/a/mQuz9V6

View: https://imgur.com/a/mQuz9V6

 

[Owterspace]

56k warning dude.

Your pump is running dry, got some bubbly in there. Probably almost time to replace.

 

[svat]

What is bad on this placement?

 

[kerberos_20]

What is bad on this placement?

watter is heavy, air is light, where do you think air will end up trapped?
that spiral thing u got doesnt look good

 

[svat]

But there is no other normal placement that will look normal, i have 2 120mm fans on top and 3 in front of the case. Imagine how it will look like if on one of this positions was radiator. I was looking for more images of 120mm aio placement and everyone have 120mm aio in the back of case, 240mm on top and 360mm in the front. And how can i tell in wich tube is pump pumping water to the radiator and out of radiator? Thanks for answers anywas

 

[Phaaze88]

For the time being, why don't you just give it try with the top mount and see what happens?

 

[svat]

It happened only once its not frequent and im not skilled in building pc. One guy build it for me. Is it hard to change it or i can make it?

 

[Phaaze88]

Just once?
Ehh, you probably just caught the hybrid cooler with its pants down once, I wouldn't worry about it until you notice it happen more frequently.
Some air pockets made their way in after the last shut down, and the pump was pushing them out when you powered it up.

 

[svat]

Thank god. I so i shouldnt be worried till its more frequent.

thanks for help

 

[Phaaze88]

Correct. You would need more 'samples' before we can say something's really wrong.