Cooler Master Seidon 120v sound

[Pagesset]

Lastly, my 2 months old computer started doing a water noise. It's not normal water flowing noise, it's a quite low noise which appears every 2 seconds. I know it's water flowing, but I think it may be air inside or something like that. Is it a big problem? Will I have to change my cooler?

 

[clutchc]

Yes, from your description of the noise... it sounds like air is trapped in the coolant. If you can still RMA it, I would. Depending on how much air is present, it could deter cooling.

 

[Pagesset]

Yes, from your description of the noise... it sounds like air is trapped in the coolant. If you can still RMA it, I would. Depending on how much air is present, it could deter cooling.

I will change it to a air cooler but in a month. Do you think the water cooling will "explode" or something in a month of use?

 

[clutchc]

Yes, from your description of the noise... it sounds like air is trapped in the coolant. If you can still RMA it, I would. Depending on how much air is present, it could deter cooling.

I will change it to a air cooler but in a month. Do you think the water cooling will "explode" or something in a month of use?

No. But cooling performance my suffer.

 

[Pagesset]

Yes, from your description of the noise... it sounds like air is trapped in the coolant. If you can still RMA it, I would. Depending on how much air is present, it could deter cooling.

I will change it to a air cooler but in a month. Do you think the water cooling will "explode" or something in a month of use?

No. But cooling performance my suffer.

As far as I've seen it''s not a really big sound, it''s just when you put your ear on it. I will keep it in my computer until temps get bad. It won't explode, right? I have read horror stories about watercooling. My watercooler does a little sound which is just noticeable when you put the ear on it. So, should I worry for the security of my computer? I mean, it won't explode, right? Or, it won't have water leaks, right?

 

[clutchc]

I've been on this forum since early 2009. I've never read of an AIO exploding. Not even leaking even (although it wouldn't be unheard of, I guess). Besides, there's nothing to "explode". It is just a tiny pump circulating a small amount of coolant from heat sink to radiator in a loop.