Hi everyone, first time posting on this forum. Please let me know if I need to change anything to comply with forum rules.
My system specs are:
ASUS Strix x570 - E Gaming
Ryzen 5900X with default PBO enabled (Hydro X kit CPU XD7)
EVGA 3080 Ti FTW3 with resizable bar enabled (not sure if that make any temperature difference) (EK Vector FTW3 water block)
64GB of Curcial Ballistic RAM at 3200mhz with XMP enabled
Mallnox Fiber ethernet adapter and some nvme drives.
Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL case (I know... everyone and their grandma are using the O11)
I just built a custom water loop system a week ago.
Most parts are from Corsair, bought the HydroX kit and added another radiator. So I currently have 2 x 360mm radiator (the thinner ones).
Just finished bleeding the system and running some stress test. Not sure if those temperature are normal. I was hoping to have the temperature improved at least some what from the air cooled system. Dont have air cooled temp for reference but I do think the 70 80ish for the components are a bit too hot. So I suspect something is not right.
Here are the temperatures all in Celcius: (I am not sure why I cannot upload google drive images to this post so I attached the link directly)
Note that the temperatures are taken while both CPU AND GPU stress test are running simultaneously.
Ambient temperature: 20 deg
CPU Temp: Idle at 62 deg and Max 79 deg, screenshot taken while running AIDA64 with CPU and FPU stress test
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKuX2R7961E8D1w2NfmzkcD3-YU7kbMS/view?usp=sharing
GPU Temp: Idle at 36 deg and Max 70 deg, screenshot taken while running Furmark at native 1440p resolution
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xnhtwJQ56qjcCqetXIuFkroFhQA4pATr/view?usp=sharing
Water temp and fan/pump speed (iCUE dashboard):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wJ1vzM_bDGpOV_QWme9f66t4bRcwdERh/view?usp=sharing
A Picture of the finished water loop. First timer and I do see some bends not so straight but I can live with those defects for now.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fdMsl1ulJaWTPvzO7ugPAwxmikXLGCnD/view?usp=sharing
Water flow path: Res -> GPU -> CPU -> Top rad -> Vertical Rad -> Res
Airflow path:
Top rad fans (Noctua A12x25) are pulling so hot air can escape the case
Vertical rad fans (Corsair LL Fans... at least I think thats what they are) are pushing air into the case(questionable and would like some confirmation if this is the correct configuration)
Two more fans (Noctua A12x25 Chromax black edition) at the bottom drawing air from the base into the case,
Rear single exhaust fans (Noctua NF S12A, its an airflow optimized fan) pushing air out of the system
Also had an interesting observation. God of War pushed the GPU to around Max 80 deg not sure if God of War is pushing the GPU harder or Furmark is not pushing it hard enough.
Just want to make sure are those temperature normal? Did some research but didnt find one really match the hardware and watercooling components.
My system specs are:
ASUS Strix x570 - E Gaming
Ryzen 5900X with default PBO enabled (Hydro X kit CPU XD7)
EVGA 3080 Ti FTW3 with resizable bar enabled (not sure if that make any temperature difference) (EK Vector FTW3 water block)
64GB of Curcial Ballistic RAM at 3200mhz with XMP enabled
Mallnox Fiber ethernet adapter and some nvme drives.
Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL case (I know... everyone and their grandma are using the O11)
I just built a custom water loop system a week ago.
Most parts are from Corsair, bought the HydroX kit and added another radiator. So I currently have 2 x 360mm radiator (the thinner ones).
Just finished bleeding the system and running some stress test. Not sure if those temperature are normal. I was hoping to have the temperature improved at least some what from the air cooled system. Dont have air cooled temp for reference but I do think the 70 80ish for the components are a bit too hot. So I suspect something is not right.
Here are the temperatures all in Celcius: (I am not sure why I cannot upload google drive images to this post so I attached the link directly)
Note that the temperatures are taken while both CPU AND GPU stress test are running simultaneously.
Ambient temperature: 20 deg
CPU Temp: Idle at 62 deg and Max 79 deg, screenshot taken while running AIDA64 with CPU and FPU stress test
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKuX2R7961E8D1w2NfmzkcD3-YU7kbMS/view?usp=sharing
GPU Temp: Idle at 36 deg and Max 70 deg, screenshot taken while running Furmark at native 1440p resolution
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xnhtwJQ56qjcCqetXIuFkroFhQA4pATr/view?usp=sharing
Water temp and fan/pump speed (iCUE dashboard):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wJ1vzM_bDGpOV_QWme9f66t4bRcwdERh/view?usp=sharing
A Picture of the finished water loop. First timer and I do see some bends not so straight but I can live with those defects for now.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fdMsl1ulJaWTPvzO7ugPAwxmikXLGCnD/view?usp=sharing
Water flow path: Res -> GPU -> CPU -> Top rad -> Vertical Rad -> Res
Airflow path:
Top rad fans (Noctua A12x25) are pulling so hot air can escape the case
Vertical rad fans (Corsair LL Fans... at least I think thats what they are) are pushing air into the case(questionable and would like some confirmation if this is the correct configuration)
Two more fans (Noctua A12x25 Chromax black edition) at the bottom drawing air from the base into the case,
Rear single exhaust fans (Noctua NF S12A, its an airflow optimized fan) pushing air out of the system
Also had an interesting observation. God of War pushed the GPU to around Max 80 deg not sure if God of War is pushing the GPU harder or Furmark is not pushing it hard enough.
Just want to make sure are those temperature normal? Did some research but didnt find one really match the hardware and watercooling components.