- Apr 1, 2016
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Specs:
Case: NZXT h500i
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X
Mobo: ROG STRIX X470-F
Cooling: cooler master MasterLiquid ML240R
Video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9LrekBVGJhZD9Enr6
Hey everyone,
Me and a friend just installed my new AiO liquid cooling (my first ever) and I have some concerns..
We all know the Ryzen 7 3000x runs HOT, I'm getting idle temps between 38-42c, but it fluctuates ALOT... I decided to run a prime 95 test with the Smallest FFTs, and immediately shoots up to 88c then goes up to 91-92c. and stays there, I notice the fans run really fast, and but the radiator seems cool to the touch. When I feel the pumps, they are vibrating which indicates that water is flowing through them, but I'm wondering why my temps are shooting so high when I run Prime95 (is that normal?) and also why the radiator is not heating up.. I also notice a noise when the fans start to speed up, I don't know if this noise is the fan inside the radiator (if there is one? I'm not all too familiar with water cooling) but I posted a video, any help would be appreciated it.
Case: NZXT h500i
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X
Mobo: ROG STRIX X470-F
Cooling: cooler master MasterLiquid ML240R
Video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9LrekBVGJhZD9Enr6
Hey everyone,
Me and a friend just installed my new AiO liquid cooling (my first ever) and I have some concerns..
We all know the Ryzen 7 3000x runs HOT, I'm getting idle temps between 38-42c, but it fluctuates ALOT... I decided to run a prime 95 test with the Smallest FFTs, and immediately shoots up to 88c then goes up to 91-92c. and stays there, I notice the fans run really fast, and but the radiator seems cool to the touch. When I feel the pumps, they are vibrating which indicates that water is flowing through them, but I'm wondering why my temps are shooting so high when I run Prime95 (is that normal?) and also why the radiator is not heating up.. I also notice a noise when the fans start to speed up, I don't know if this noise is the fan inside the radiator (if there is one? I'm not all too familiar with water cooling) but I posted a video, any help would be appreciated it.
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