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2070ko is just a cheap 2070
Yeah, but they have got so much traction for a 2060KO so why wouldn't they do a 3060KO?
Also, I need help with an AIO actually lol
I think they'll keep the marketing but not the cut down die thing, go ahead with question?
I need help with an AIO for my CPU that has RGB
X72 does have a rgb pump too iirc
I am not too educated with what parts of the AIO are what
But the cooling plate that goes on the CPU
Like thos
That corsair logo is on the pump
I wanna have good RGB with my RAM and fans ^^
Kraken x72 I think was the one with good pump rgb
u can always change out the fans tho
I just like people's reccomenations, because specs don't say anything
Ohhh, the NZXT, a personal favorite
nzxt looks hella nice but are more expensive than others
Yeah, that's a nice look for sure
Lol oof, forumula
Can they do addressable colors?
Formula?
not even rgb or black ram what a bad build
I am looking for smooth colors in my RGB, not the diode look
yea u can
I wish nzxt made their cases better airflow
I have no other issues with them
Just airflow
Also, I really want a verticle RAM board, but I think they are either huge or expensive
i wish nzxt had more than 3 h1 cases those things are never in stock
Verticl ram..?
Just a sec
yooo ram riser card
Wouldn't that hurt performance?
may i ask what is a ram riseer card?
vertical mount ram time
Ram communicates very closely with CPU requiring high speeds afaik
idk but i want somebody to make one @simple holly
So I dunno if a riser card of sorts can do that
Maybe you just saw a ram waterblock
oh ok
Those exist
It was two ontop of two
Huh
like a laptop or desktop
Like they are latter style I guess?
But that doesn't make sense for a Mobo because the bottom would be farther away
No... It's like this here
Oh?
thats funky idk how that would even work
Could be hedt 2sp board or smth
But I have only seen that once really
I really am a stickler for symmetry, and I was hoping for a Mobo that has ram on both sides of the CPU
Those are only either eATX or hedt
z390 dark has op ram placement
yuh those are great
I am really looking for dual side RAM
But I guess that's only for boards that do quad channel?
damn 90's are great
z490 dark has 8 pwm fan headers
Ya, x299 dark has 2 dimms on either side of the CPU, 1 dimm per channel
okay no need to flex your motherboard that cost half my build
im dead
Anybody have any mobos for me that have both sides?
Damn Forks
hook me up with whoever gave u it lol
You can pick up an x299 dark for $200 used
I'm kicking myself for not buying some for $225 new when EVGA offered it to me
@old jacinth dunno if any exists for AM4
Does that work with my CPU???
what are u lookin for @old jacinth
none on AM4 no, but you could get an x399 TR4 or TRX40 board
(not dual rank memory, memory dimm slots on either side)
Nevermind... Sucks that they haven't thought if that
Forks some might
usually for split ram like that its 6/8 lanes or more
That's what I want, 2x2
Dunno tho
@old jacinth oh yea a thing that might bother you is that AIO tubes come out the side of the pump, not the top :p
This is x399 1 dimm/channel https://www.newegg.com/asrock-x399m-taichi/p/N82E16813157801
But it's rare
Talking about the 2x2 being even thing
does anyone know any big ddr3 server ram sales
Nevermind guys, I guess it's not gonna happen :/
eBay prob lol
i'd check ebay
Ddr3 new is just not gonna happen at a good price imo
yea but any were else i should look
hol up ingame
I am trigger
How much ram total do you want
idk i just want more than 8 dimms
cuz im buying a barebones server when the virus is over
@idle tiger link your sources :D
I dunno where to get dem server ram
srry man
thats looks like $500 min
How do you think that would do against my CPU?
It's about two 2700x's worth of raw int /FP compute
I can't read the cinnebench score
There's a reason these chips are $1 / core
Reason: Bad word usage
to register all cores is a lot
Ya, have to use win 10 server to register > 32 cores
What was the score again?
Just click the imgur link itself
I've never run r 11.5 on anything modern, give it a shot and post the score in #overclocking I'd be curious
Uh, it's not there
Is it tho?
so what deal did u get @idle tiger
on ebay
and can someone teach me abt cinebench
ik abt it but never used it before
This was > a year ago, this kind of stuff is even cheaper now because #spaceheater https://www.ebay.com/itm/128GB-8x16GB-DDR3-PC3-8500R-4Rx4-ECC-Reg-Server-Memory-For-Dell-PowerEdge-R410/303059597777
I just searched "ecc 128Gb" that's on the front page of results
i meant the whole thing
I got the board for <$100, 4 opteron 6378's for <$100 as well
Two 1620W platinum supermicro PSU's for $40 a piece iirc, they're cheaper now
Though I used a 1600 t2 for bench
Let's move this to #cpus-mobo-and-memory
for an aio on the gpu is a 140mm radiator sufficient enough or should I go for a 240mm
Noctua is so far away
I used Amazon because on Newegg it was 240 dollars for a Noctua D15 Chromax
@open thunder my D15 non-chromax shipped from California iirc lol
Got to Illinois in 6 days with
shipping
some reason newegg is asking 240 dollars for a 100 dollar cooler
What method do you use for your cpu I always did the pea method
I used pea and I'd like to use x instead
I should repaste my CPU
I use the pea method
š
my CPU was pasted by somebody at Lenovo like 6 years ago so

I'm repasting sometime soon
I kinda imagine repasting it would be beneficial
It probably would
even just using the cooler that it came with, it stays under the limit
does get up to 70 though where the limit is like 73 so I really should repaste lol
but even then that's full load on four cores at 3.78GHz
Huh
Any idea why occt says my system is running at 120C
I'm assuming its a read error
my cpu and gpu idle at 50c
yeah i'd assume so if it really was at 126c im pretty sure it'd turn off or limit the voltage or something to get it stable
also is that the motherboard? might be vrms or something
that's the thing, idk what it means by system
is there another meathod to check temps?
huh, ya ig thats the motherboard according to that reading
hwinfo
k ill download it
should have a bunch of readings for cpu, mobo, drives, gpu, temps, voltages, and basically everything you can monitor
ok
aida64 can also work
i can't find where to download hwinfo from. You got a link?
can i figure out if my cpu cooler is making that weird grinding wheezing sound in my PC?
also those orange download buttons are an ad apparently
but yea the one for install and hit local
running it currently
Huh very interesting
I have no idea what could be causing that
could it be because i have a overkill kit of ram in rn for this sub par mobo? @cold island
prob not ram
huh thats pretty weird
what mobo is it?
its a oem part
probably that
wut cpu
i5 6400
so i'd assume its not because of high voltage/power from the chip, maybe the board damaged or it has like absolutely no airflow? idk much about mobo troubleshooting
great airflow atm actually lol
idk ill try another kit of ram or maybe i damaged it somehow
Switched kits, same thing
i've been getting pretty unlucky lately ngl
Wish I had one of those thermal guns so I could see if it was actually that hot lol
Hey guys, my GPU runs a little hot while under full load after Overclocking and still a little bit hot when I turn off the OC, what can I do to help cool it better? And for reference I haven't had many cooling issues, maybe I just need to clean out the dust.
@maiden delta insulate your hand with something thin/non electrically conductive/semi thermally conductive and tap parts of the mobo to find the hotspot. Most notably VRMs
not sure if this is the right spot, but im going to be buying a new case for my upgrades im doing in the fall, and the case i want isnt available yet but im looking to add a couple more fans to it when it is. does anyone recommend any good fans? im trying to stick to a certain color but at the end of the day its just a fan. but want something good thatll last a while
Would a surgical glove work? @magic sparrow
maybe? Quick tap(s) on something hot with that should protect you from burns I think
Alright. If something is actually 120c I think I'll feel it before I even touch it
okay thank you!
well internal temps is higher then external as well as I assume whatever is so hecking hot is probs under a heatsink... or should be (know some of those cheap heatsinkless VRMs)
Ok so i put a glove on and felt all around my motherboard while it was in use and nothing felt even remotely hot @magic sparrow
Did you make sure the readings were high as well?
Cuz if from cold boot the temps could've dropped
yes it is currently reading 120c
This is also the oem motherboard i have atm
Do you have any guess where the vrms on this board would be lol @magic sparrow
ya i felt there, it wasn't hot lol
im pretty confused why parts of it are 1c and others are 120c
ya...
that makes me think that the sensors are just off
I've also had my pc running for about 30 mins now completely fine
yeah the only other thing that i'd imagine would get 120c would be the chip, did u feel it?
the cpu?
oh
ya i felt it when i started and it was fine but i only felt the bottom half of it because my gpu covers the top
i can take the gpu out because i have integrated graphics and try again
i just felt the vrms again and theyu
theyre definitely warm but i can't imagine them being 120c
yea thats like 250f you would be able to feel that
ya lol
i wonder if i got an external fan and just focused it on there for a lil if that would do anything
probably not tbh
I dont really know what to do. Should this be causing any concern if the system seems to be stable?
i mean as long as it can pass stress tests and everything works fine, i think it should be okay
but its still super weird
I'm planning on selling this system too. My concern is I don't want the guy who buys it to get mad at me if it crashes. So Ig ill just stress test is for a whilr and if it's fine I won't worry about it
The only other place I can think of is CPU socket
Would the cpu socket be a different reading than the cpu package and individual core temps?
Because these are the cpu temps
Sounds like a measurement software error. Just happens on some platforms, especially rare or non-performance oriented stuff.
Sounds like that would be the best case scenario too
If the mosfets were 127C - you could probably smell it. And as you've tested before with your finger, they were not.
Ya lol
I'm also currently cooling it with 4 intake and 1 exhaust, aswell as having a in wall ac unit right next to it
would it be a sensor error or a software error? hwinfo showed it as 120c also
where does hwinfo get its info from?
The super io chip usually, depends on the motherboard
I need a good heat sink for a fish tank build with special liquid
Ok so how would you recommend stress testing this for a little to see if its stable? @cold island
probably something like a cpu test like p95 to see if itās the cpu socket, otherwise Iād say itās just a reading error and fine
I'm running cinabench rn. Cpu temps went to low 70s and the mobo readings didn't budge one bit
Could yall give me a good heatsink to get for a fish tank build thatās filled with liquid getting cooled
I'd say you're fine and don't worry about it.
if they didnāt change ^
Alright sounds good
Take that sale money and grab a 10600k š

Sounds like a waste imo lol
My main system rn is fried so the money is going to that lol
Were you the one with the lightning bolted psu
Yep. And turns out it wasn't the psu. That same psu is being used to power this rig rn. Somehow, the surge came through my ethernet connection because only my mobo got fried and I have no ethernet connection anymore on any other computers
Isp is coming out Sat to check it out and I sent a rma request for my board
Happens
Hopefully the cpu isn't fried too
Thats what I'm hoping for
Could yall give me a good heatsink to get for a fish tank build thatās filled with liquid getting cooled
Or not
do y'all think that a 280mm AIO is enough for an i7-10700K? idk if it matters but i'll be doing mostly gaming (sim racing, FPSes, high framerate stuff)
a few of my friends suggested i go for a 360mm but that wouldn't fit in the case i want
yeah 280 should be plenty, but i'd suggest going for a 10600k, equal performance for less and can beat the 10900k with tuning
Yea go 10600k iirc it's better value for gaming
yuh
(if you're set on intel that is)
aight
Ryzen still dominates pure value
it doesnt really change a lot for cpu performance
@low pumice if there were cheaper z490 boards the 10600k would be killer for gaming at that budget
yea
Tho what about cooler I wonder. What do you need to get the 10600k to be really good in perf cooling wise
May need a $40 cooler as well (rn $60 as cheaper options are OOS I think)
probably at least a mid tier air cooler, and a 240/high end air cooler for overclocking
yeah a $40-50 cooler i think would be good
So I guess a good replacement for the 3700x gaming builds as cost would probs be similar I think
@magic sparrow we'll actually have to see if budget boards support higher ram freq
true there isnt a lot on the motherboards rn
@limpid goblet Just about Any Heatsink that isnt a liquid cooled one would work. Im assuming your going to be using mineral oil Like I have seen done on other builds?
Mineral Oil nah
Flameable
No thanks
I'm going to using ElectroCool @spark scarab
I've seen people suggesting using ammonia ([Edit]: Not a serious suggestion)
Are you trying to kill someone
I mean
ammonia has fumes that are deadly when breathed in in large amounts
^
That is a bit of a drawback š
ElectroCool is non-toxic, not flame able
Ive never heard of Electrocool
Cause It's expensive as hell
The ammonia is from the same school of thought as thermal-paste-on-the-socket
Oh Jeez
Not actually serious š
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Ah ok. Yeah Sure Mineral Oil is Flammable yet at the same time is cheaper and more readily available to the masses. Not to mention its non conductive at the same time
sure but nah
Which One are you looking at getting
Just wondering cause the viscosity of the fluid determines what type of heatsink you would need for the CPU
Huh
They have different types on the Engineered Fluid Website
Oh ye
EC-100, EC-120, EC-130, EC-140
And?
Well One would assume that each one has a different viscosity or thickness to it
So based on what I am seeing You should be fine with standard heatsinks that typically run fans on them
I would put fans in just to have the illusion of cooling while the liquid is actually flowing around the tank
@low pumice I expect very little z490 boards to not support decent RAM speeds and considering the only Intel CPU that seems pretty decent is 10600k, you'd probs be buying a Z series
@magic sparrow I'm saying budget like b460 h470 whatevery they're called
z490 too expensive
10600k loses its value without OC tho
ye, but only Z series can OC dont forget
um theres a leak that asus is unlocking oc
Amonia is a poor coolant choice - it's only really used in some sub-o chiller applications because it has a specific heat that's almost as good as water.
Kinda poisonous.
Yeah And Deadly
Yeah. I'm gonna edit the original message to point out that it's not a serious one
Though the "non practical" part did get me thinking about a what-if... If you had an unlimited budget, what would happen if you filled your loop with conductonaut or some similar product?
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I just did some googling... Some people have actually tried liquid metal cooling loops
Ouch That could be bad buisness
so im considering getting an AIO, does anyone have recommendations for a 120mm or 240mm?
What CPU are you cooling?
arctic freezer II
@idle tiger out of stock everywhere
120mm is in stock in amazon but 120mm rads are pretty bad
Probably a 140 or 240 then. 120 probably won't be enough
To be honest though, air cooling should be more than nough unless you want the looks
im mainly looking at it for the looks
Why so many people build for looks š¢
I'd go with 240 then
corsairs are nice, but hard to find rn
alright
Everything is hard to find rn
would you recommend the h100?
meh
It's okay, not greatest
What fans do you recommend
P12
Arctic
Anyone happen to know of an Aluminum CPU watercooling block?
I was wanting to do some cheap watercooling which would mean an aluminum radiator, but I can't for the life of me seem to find an aluminum cpu block lol
@solemn bolt Cheapest decent ones are actually copper
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$260 for full RGB copper CPU/GPU loop
Ooooo that does look very nice.
Idk if this is the right place but how come my gpu temperatures are still high despite undervolting
@dusty olive during idle or usage
Usage. Gaming to be specific
And for that matter, you should send a pic of your internals so we know what your airflow looks like @dusty olive
My gpu is an rx580
I'm also using a custom fan curve and the most I get is 70 degrees
It either sounds like a faulty fan, dust buildup, or really bad airflow
Any fans in the front of the case?
One
And I'm assuming the cooler type right there is a dual fan on the gpu? Not a blower design?
So basically, your gpu's cooler is starved for air. There's not nearly enough airflow to satisfy both your cpu cooler up there and your gpu with just the one intake fan me thinks
Did you try looking at the temps with the side panel off?
that PSU should, in that position, be rotated so the fan points downwards
that is, only if there is a hole for the fan to pull air
Oh. I thought the fan should point up?
it will pull air into the PSU from the bottom of the case and exhaust out the back, leaving no hot air for the GPU
in that configuration, it sucks the same air that the GPU does
so they compete for air, essentially
So before we do anything else, you should check your temps with the side panel off so we know if it's actually an airflow thing or if it's something else
Alrighty
flip da psu doe :)
I'll do temp checks with the psu back down first. Then remove the side panel
You already have the side panel off š¤
must've put it on in the meantime
So far things seem to be good. Might increase voltage later
is liquid cooling a gpu hard? I noticed that installing a gpu block required me to remove the fan plating.
also, is it dagerous? could i potentially harm my graphics card with custom cooling?
eh you'll just have to know what you're doing
yeah you can probably just watch a single youtube video and know how to do it, the change of damaging it the same as an air cooled card if you dont make stupid mistakes on a custom loop (forgetting a plug or something)
So whats the pros and cons to water cooling? A few friends have told me not to do it due to the high maintenance and air cooling is basically just as good. Opinions?
pros
looks cool
better performance (as long as you dont have something like a single 120mm radiator)
quieter
cons
more expensive
the small risk of a leak
custom loops need to be flushed and sometimes the coolants dont play well (ie stains, gunk)
And what about AIOs?
aios are the exact same minus the last 2 cons
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Looking for sleeping kits for H150i Pro Rgb, canāt seem to find any that are compatible. Any help?
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guys what cooler should i get for overclocking my ryzen 5 3600x
it needs to be air because i bent my AIO pins when building my pc
@late talon theres a pretty good video I just saw a few days ago
this is actually pretty insightful on what to do
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AIO water coolers seem to be all the rage, but we're here to tell you that big air coolers are where it's at...
oh the irony....
Im getting a i9-10900k and I plan to overclock it. Should I go with a AOI cooler from corsair or do a custom liquid softline? I am only liquid cooling the CPU.
Have you done a custom loop before?
Cool beans
aio will get you 99.9% of the way there
On the other hand, a fully unlocked 10900k can crank out upwards of 300 watts
Or is that the kf?
Well then
not sure which to go with
softline custom looks cool
a decent 280+ radiator should take care of it decently, but you get diminishing returns adding more and more radiators
for $400 more the custom loop is kinda pointless, custom loops are 50% for looks
Both will cool okay, a good custom could theoretically be better, but the AIO should be able to pull it off
What style GPU are you putting in there?
Blower or open air?
blower
Will your radiator be intake or exhaust?
intake
How big of a rad can you fit in your case?
not sure- still deciding on case
you get it for being level 3
Anyway, if you can get a 360 rad that would be perfectly okay with AIO. 280 should also pull it off
I was already level three, but there was an incident
the general rule of thumb is 120m of radiator for each part cooled+120 extra
10900k could arguably be two parts with the power it can crank out, so at least a two fan, whether you go custom or aio
also single fan rads look weird
true
any idea when newegg will get them in stock?
get an 80mm thick 120mm rad ez
That is
I dunno
Would be interesting to fit in a case
But as for when things will come back in stock....
No clue
What brand rad are you looking at?
corsair maybe
Corsair is iffy. A friend of mine just got one and had to ship one in from the UK
id not go for corsair parts their gpu blocks are notorious for leaking
I think they fixed that
This true
no need to stress over the 120 per component+extra 120
probs get a bykski kit and maybe switch out the rads. May not have to but also might be nice for trying to get higher fin density
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looking at it I guess, unlikely that you need to switch rads out
But I mean... 360+240 CPU/GPU kit is only $260 so might as well go crazy
Is there any good 140mm case fans and cheap ?
This one ? https://www.enermaxeu.com/fr/products/fans/silent-fans/t-b-silence-adv/
Or this one ? https://www.bequiet.com/fr/casefans/448
What is the best aio that money can buy?
If you have an unlimited budget, just go custom
There is no best
x73 looks a bit better than h150i platinum, but h150i platinum performs a bit better iirc
if you can find H150i that are not $300+ or used at $200-250
is there any reason why i should get the Corsair XTM50 High Performance Thermal Paste Kit over the TM30 Performance thermal paste?
and/or does anyone have thermal paste recs?
The fans on the platinum just have a really high max rpm
@idle tiger clc360 is loudest aio right
I expected more from you..... >:(
Yea
That's from memory of GN articles
@sudden steeple Kryonaut best, NT H2 is good too.
Are there 2080 supers with water blocks pre installed? If not, is it hard to put one in yourself? I am building with my friend who is semi-experienced with this stuff
Are they experienced with watercooling? And are you doing a full custom loop?
@sudden steeple Thermal Grizzly Kryonaught. Blown away by how good it is compared to the trash pre-applied stuff corsair had on my block. Pretty much the best paste aside from liquid metals
Oop, nvm. Mr1111 beat me with the recommendation š
thanks y'all!
Lol
what the difference between a water board and a pump besides how they look? Do they server the same purpose?
Water board and pump..?
sorry reservior
sooo... are you asking the difference between Pump+res combos and block+pump combos..?
I suppose im really asking about the water board do they server a purpose
like a distro plate?
Yes that
its basically a reservoir that looks nice
That should also cool vrm
Gotcha, thats what I thought didnt know if one was preferred or more beneficial over the other thanks
Distro plates are popular in hard-line tubing builds. Very high end stuff.
@low pumice were talking about distro plates :p
but i want a distro plate with vrm cooling lol
that looks like a GPU block to me lol
Sorry really new to pc parts and such and i keep discovering more and more
just the right size for a gpu block :p
but yeah they're mainly for looks
I can't tell the difference between a gpu block and a distro plate
they're pretty similar :P
Easy to tell imo
like sometimes they'll have the in-out built in I think
ones like 9 inches long and the other is as big a front panel lol
okay but imagine a backplate thats a distroplate
That Would Be a interesting Concept
Save on Space in the case and still have a distro block would be kinda cool. Also at the same time being a backplate for a GPU
This is my first time doing liquid cooling and I have a few questions: is it ok to turn off the computer every night and back on In the morning? Will the cooling parts mold? And when should I change the coolant? I am cooling my cpu and gpu with softline. Thanks!
https://www.arctic.ac/eu_en/p14-pwm-pst.html Is this case fan is good for its price ? And there's a value pack of 5 fans like this at 35ā¬
I've got a full water cooling kit coming in the mail that includes a 360mm and a 240mm radiator. Internal dimensions of my case are 420x508mm. I was thinking about cutting away the bottom of the case for the 360 and mounting the 240 on the front after taking away that drive cage. Maybe I can find a way to move the drive cage to the area I have the cables hidden in right now? Thoughts?
Even if you could find a way to fit both radiators in there is seems very inefficient. Why not just buy a new case?
Sleeper aesthetics
Hmm. Well i honestly don't know how your gonna pull that off lol. You could probably get a 240 in the front if you removed the drive cage but I have no clue about the 360 rad.
Maybe someone else will have an idea
is 60c ok for a gpu idk if i need some cooling
60c is okay as long as its under 90c its fine
Should I repaste my Noctua NF 15
It's on max load rn
@idle tiger do you know if I should?
I heard that I could heat it enough it would spread correctly
Unless I been lied to all my life by my Uncle
I'm getting the TD500 mesh white case from cooler master and need an exhaust fan, would the Noctua NF-F12 be good/would it fit?
Yes of course it will
question. If i have a corsair node will rgb fans of a different brand work with the node?
i believe only if they have the proper connectors, which likely they will not. you can order adapters from places like eBay tho. I had to for my SilverStone 360mm AIO
Ok great thanks. I couldnt see getting a few more fans for 100 vs 30 lol
there is a video by TechLens on YT that explains how to
ive been trying for 40 minutes to screw my noctua nh-u12a into the bracket and it hasnt gone anywhere
im not sure if im doing anything wrong or if theres something wrong with the screws
what are your gals and guys thoughts on a pretty good cpu cooler for a ryzen 5 3600, just incase i want to oc it?
Depends on budget >:D
the stock cooler is quite good, if you give it adequate airflow, you could oc a wee bit on it
also, keep in mind your 3600 might not oc at all due to silicon lottery
Generally there are ~40$, ~60$, ~90$, tiers and custom water for cooling :p
so i would test oc now, and see what your temps end up being
of course, temp does play a role in how high you can go
Ye don't bank on being able to OC more with a new cooler
It'll lower temps for sure but OC is only luck
plus, zen has never been a good oc chip
doesnt show 3600, but its all the same die
So um my chip can't do 4.2ghz at 1.275v
yep, thats how bad zen is with ocing lol
rip
@grand pilot
You probably can. If someone isn't selling adapter cables on ebay, you can easily make adapter cables (eBay would be cheaper b/c bulk prices on wireing supplies is so much better)
I haven't looked at it for a while, but I believe the corsair fan pinout is just the standard power/data/ground, with the fourth pin just for connecting the next fan in series (because of how the fan nodes are wired)
Thanks!
So I'm gonna be getting my big water cooling kit soon. I remember seeing that using straight water is the best for it and to use an additive that kills the microorganisms in the loop. Does anyone have one that they'd recommend?
I think EK has good fluid
Like, a good micro organism killer? Or do you mean a water replacement that they have?
you know alcohol would actually be an amazing coolant if it wasn't so combustible @topaz blaze
ikr
Doesn't alcohol have a fairly low heat capacity though?
like this stuff
https://www.ekfluidgaming.com/ek-cryofuel-clear-premix-1000ml
The EK-CryoFuel is a new revolutionary coolant for PC liquid cooling systems. EK-CryoFuel is the most chemically stable coolant that provides enthusiasts and gamers with the best possible level of performance and thermal efficiency with emphasis on color
Ethanol has a much lower specific heat vs water, it's mainly useful when you need sub-zero coolant with a low viscosity.
2.44 vs 4.186 J/g*dec C
Opinions: Scythed Mugen 5 RevB vs beQuiet Shadow Rock 3 ?
not counting availability problems
shadow rock looks much nicer
and has a fan that i know is good
the mugen has an extra heat pipe tho
i have the mugen its great
if you have an easy to see through side panel, get the shadow rock, if you dont care what it looks like, get whatever is cheapest, they will both perform well enough, and even a 5C difference isn't enough to really make a difference in performance.
@twin urchin
Thanks. They seemed like the heatsinks should have similar capabilities (including the asymmetrical design) and my experience with scythe is pretty damn favorable (I used a Ninja mini on a Q6600 for 12 years).
It's going to be a few months before I build anything, but I've been eyeing the Mugen for a while, and found that particular be quiet cooler the other day that seems very comparable in prices and capability
Hey guys! I was curious if anyone has experimented with noctua's u14s or d15 on a 3900x. Specifically, a u14s running two 140mm fans vs a stock nh-d15, and then a nh-d15 running two of the NF-A12x25 fans. Is there performance parity between the dual fan config of the u14s with the d15? What about the dual 120mm config for the d15?
U12A > U12S because a12x25
yāall arenāt ready for a14x25
lol that'd be sick, but I believe with Noctua's roadmap it's not going to happen until sometime 2021
also isnt the u12s with 2 fans just a u12a or does it have a ram cutout
u12a has more heatpipes and a shifted heatsink for full ram clearance with the fans attached
... rip paper
okay I didnāt know if it had anything different for more ram support cool
Yeah, it's an amazing cooler. It just doesn't help that it comes in at a premium of $20 more than the d15
yuh
also Iād assume that the fan speed deltas would impact performance a decent amount so itād be harder to tell whatās from the cooler
I agree
still be pretty interesting tho
Um. Maybe don't do a mass tag š¬
I can possibly help depending what you need
cant mass tag? mb
it says cant find fan controller
and ive done all the online things to fix it so far
nothing still
i have 3x3 9 total fans
Honestly @ .here might not be an issue after looking at the rules you might be allowed to, idk.
maybe i have to separate them into 3 controllers? instead of 2
Hmm..so like is it multiple controllers then?
I don't know much about thermaltake fan controllers, but is there a limit to how many you bridge? Maybe try just two chained together and see if that works to troubleshoot
Maybe? Try it. Shouldn't hurt
which is weird. if it does work that way since it isnt even detecting the other controllers
in the software
so peculiar
So like do the fans power up?
yeah them mothas be lit up bro
Huh.... Maybe try a different USB port. I assume they use usb
yeah they are hmm i'll try everything
thanks for helping me think things though
through
no worries thanks i'll let you know if anything works
does anyone knoww when newegg wwill havethe 10900k?
Stock is wack
facts dude i just dont know when to watch
@idle tiger re the video earlier... "I'm sorry professor, my fan ate my homework"
How do I find the TDP of a laptop cooler
You could try looking for reviews. What cooler are you looking at?
Well, I bought a pc and itās an AIo
Trying to figure out the TDP so I can choose a cpu to upgrade to
I am coming from a Pentium
I did my research
Now I need to pick 1 of the 5 I chosen
What's the CPU in the pc right now?
Itās a 35 watt cpu
On an AIO?
How many fans?
Just one
Hmm
Itās a laptop cooler
You have a laptop cooler in a PC?
Oh, okay. I though you were talking about an AIO water loop
What's the model number of the CPU currently in there?
Do you know if it's in a socket or just soldered to the board?
Socket LGA1150
I am also using the H81 chipset
So definite compatible
So any idea on knowing the TDP of laptop cooler?
Not really... might be able to make some guesses though. How many heat pipes are there?
1 or 2
1
Okay
I donāt know how big
Wonāt say
Thatās the pic I got
And no specs on measurement
Already checked
Wasnāt sure which channel to go to with this, but my pc just a couple minutes ago randomly crashed. Video input was gone and my pc stayed on for a good minute. Then it shut off, and restart on its own. Is this something I need to worry about?
Possibly, especially if it does it again
@eternal flint I'm gonna guess a fairly low dissipation on that. maybe 50w max?
This is actually the second time in about a month. Not a frequent issue but it has happened a couple times
What are the specs of your system?
50 watts max? @brisk rain
CPU: fx-8320
RAM: DDR3 16GB
GPU: 5500 XT
MB: ASUS M5A97
Storage: 500GB SSD
Pretty dated system
Should I take it safe and stay at 35 watts or should I take gamble and jump to 45 watts?
What kind of AIO should i go for my Coolermaster 520rgb case? 240 or 280?
And for the fans should i go Corsair LL120 or Corsair ql120?
H81 š
About how much do you think it would cost.to custom water cool a gpu with a 240mm radiator and soft tubing
Just a rough guess not so sure but maybe 200$
300$ from a reliable company
Like Thermaltake they sell it for 272
@green robin
Ok thanks
Yeah
anyone know some good rgb fans, need some better cooling for my case rather then the fans that came with it
will those be better then the case fans?
What case fans do you have?
idk man, they came with the case 3 or 4 years ago and with the upgrades it really starting to heat up
What case?
They're probably better but it won't make much of a difference in that case because the airflow is poor
ok thank you, plus i want rgb XD
Who doesn't š
tired of just the red fans
can someone please point me at the rgb color effects joke chart?
nope
@calm turtle
time to make my pc white
White pc's look dope imo
White reflects light well
yessir
Is it possible to sync Cooler Master Wraith Prism and RGB Fusion 2.0 to have the same color in cycling mode at the same time?
Please ping me if you can help
Yes
Is there in easy way to do it? No clue
It is possible though
@simple anchor Is this just a stock Wraith Prism cooler?
If so, AMD lists them as compatible with RGB Fusion. Which cable are you using for the color control?
ah, the ring
ngl, I've never been able to get the ring to do anything except a rainbow cycle
Anybody knows a cheap and efficient colling system for overclocked cpu?
Use the eco preset on your ryzen cpu
Scythe mugen
Scythe Mugen 5 is hard to come by these days
Well you can go reaaaaally cheap and get water cooling parts that look weird like those simple blue "cpu cooler" blocks you see for like 5 bucks. Most expensive part would be a radiator so you just zip-tie the things together and you can technically get the job done. @granite idol
has anyone tried to water-cool the ASUS ROG Strix 5700 XT?
Those cheap blocks don't have micro fins and when they do, no gasket for waterflow. Also poor mixed metal quality so you need to understand how to deal with mixed metals in a loop @solemn bolt
Much worse then cheapest AIOs and probs same, or worse, as a $25 Gammaxx 400 air cooler
Well the cheapest dual rad AIO on Amazon is going for about $60usd, which is fine for overclocked cooling and it is a good solution. But I heavily disagree that the cheap no-fin block with a 240 rad would be worse than the Gammaxx 400. @magic sparrow
Why would that be?
Gammaxx 400 is actually a decent cooling solution
some crappy block with some crappy pump with a low fin density rad is not
Because I've seen videos of people using those really crappy blocks and basically saying "Yeah it's not as good as the proper cpu water blocks with fins, but it's still really good if you're ok with some Jank".
the cpu block itself being bad isn't too bad
pump and rad tho
unless you're back to talking about AIOs?
Even the cheapest rad still has plenty of fin density to dissipate heat properly. And I was talking about cheap water cooling vs the Gammaxx
But yeah skimping out on the pump is definitely not good for the long term lol, but for testing out overclocks it's fine
My point is, cheap custom loop is risky, for little performance gain if any, and only a short term solution. It's got no real benefits over just a gammaxx 400 @solemn bolt
Gammaxx 400 is stupid good value, Better cooling than the NH U12s
Oh yeah for sure it's a good value, and going jank on water cooling is risky, I just wouldn't stick an overclocked cpu under it lol
It's probably better to just splurge and get the cheap 240 aio
I guess it just depends on what overclocked cpu is under there
Unless you're trying to cool a 10900k OC, it's good for OCing
Anything but the highest end chips, I would put under that cooler
10600k OC, go for it
3700x OC, go for it
Like my Ryzen 3900x I wouldn't let touch that Gammaxx while doing anything strenuous, let alone overclocking.
Nah it'll do fine
Nh U12s can cool a 3900x fine
Gammaxx 400 performs better than an u12s
OC it will definally struggle
But normal load
My beQuiet Dark Rock 4 sits at 90c under a full load hellllll no the Gammaxx won't be good enough lol
Lol might need to repaste
I did twice lol
Dot method?
Yup
Yea gotta do x method
It still touches the edges though so it's not the paste
One sec lemme find the video
Just that 12 cores under 100% load will overwhelm any air cooler lol
Here
A quick view on different application methods including the most common products and also a look on how liquid metal spreads under pressure.
That only matters if it's not covering stuff properly, my application is fine
I know mine is bad
Also it's not the Pro model, it's the singel tower design
This thing
https://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/1376
Oh wrong one
But still similar
Gammaxx 400 beats out dark rock slim, thought that was the single tower one
But I mean, $50 gets you Mugen 5 Rev B/Thermalright Macho C and $60 gets you whatever the Mugen upgrade was from Scythe
If you want that OCed CPU stuff
Isn't 60$ the scythe ninja or whatever
Yeah, Ninja smth
I'm just gonna assume it's cheaper on whatever site you're looking at
But gammaxx 400 can handle mid end chips OCed, and high end chips stock.
Cause on Newegg right now, the Scythe Mugen 5 is sitting at $130
Mugen 5 rev b
Which is out of stock at $50
Gotcha gotcha
Honestly though, if you were overclocking I would still go for the $60 aios I think
Leaky boi
45$ +7$ shipping on wegg
Macho C is $55 rn
I dunno about the Macho C, it's kinda skimping out on those fins
How good is the macho C? I'm only really familiar with le grand macho
High import fees to Canada tho, idk for US
Windale looks decent for stock operations though
Windale noise normalized is a bit worse then other options
Yea but scythe has really good noise normalised perf from good heatsinks and lower rpm fans
Ninja 5 and Mugen rev b at least
(not a bad thing)
Also note, amount fins aren't everything. Look at CNPS20x and D15
Wdym cnps20x just stacked like 20% more fins and barely beat out d15 xD
That's a twin tower design though lol
You're mostly looking at fan in noise normalized
Other stuff will only change things a small amount
Oh nice cnps20x is 100$ now, decent deal.
I gotta head out, you peeps have fun~
Cya
That's be a nice thing to happen
Im thinking of buying a closed water cooler with some rgb on the block. Is the H100i worth the price or should I buy something else?
my rgb ram matches with my NH-D15 no matter what you say
@lofty hinge i went w/ a Silverstone PF360-ARGB Permafrost 360mm, was $130 when i ordered
nice I'll check it out
Any good modern day fans that push out some decent CFM. I can care less about the RGB stuff but even Corsair's older single color LED fans are hard to find these days. Most RGB stuff is only about 50+- CFM
didn't say anything about noise level lol
Does anyone know if Corsairs H150i cooler can fit on cooler master's HAF 932 Advanced??
This drives me nuts - Linus should've used a scale to measure out each part of epoxy, $15 on amazon.
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tecc tip
Corsair H100i RGB Platinum AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 240mm, Dual ML120 PRO RGB PWM Fans, Intel 115X/2066, AMD AM4/TR4 is this the most recommended cooler on the market rn
How much better are AIOs compared to air coolers
Hot and loud
AIOs arn't objectively better than air coolers :P
the best if u wanna look rlly kickass and have the best cooling is custom loop
Then is the cooler master ml240 rgb v2 good?
Question for yāall: how bad an idea is it to build a water loop without a reservoir?
Trying to plan out a water loop in my Lian Li ITX box and thereās not a lot of space in there for something like that.
you dont really need a reservoir. look at AIOs
they just make building and maintaining your loop much easier
your gonna want a small pump/res for a custom loop
It would jus make bleeding and filling your loop way more difficult
but it would work
Yeah. Iām basically limited to a very tiny amount of space near the front 120mm intake for any cooling hardware I want to add. Iām sure there are some pump/res combos I could look at to go there, but thereās almost no room to speak of.
Was actually considering pulling a Frankenstein with an old Asetek pump Ive got in a drawer
i know that there are some rad/res combos that you can get
The reservoir just takes up a bit of space at the top of the rad
I;ll have to look into that. I hadnāt considered that the res could be combined with the rad like that.
(this will be my first adventure in water cooling, so clearly Iām a glutton for punishment)
http://www.swiftech.com/mcr-x20-drive-rev3.aspx something like this
Hm. Need to find one in a 120mm variety. Thereās no way I can fit a 240mm rad in here
Also need to figure out a solution for my GPU - there is no block for the Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Gaming OC that I can find, so I need to figure out how it varies from the reference model to see if I can just use one of those blocks
(Plus or minus copper shims and thermal compound/pads)
It's not a reference design? What about something like the NZXT G12 - is there an equivalent?
The NZXT G12 covers the VRMs and VRAM
Sadly
Okay, a cursory visual analysis suggests that the layout for the components on the Gigabyte card is roughly similar to reference with two exceptions: the Gigabyte PCB is shorter by about 3cm (because of where the reference card puts the blower fan), and the Gigabyte PCB also has a row of eight tall capacitors between the VRMs and the area of the board with the VRAM and die sit, which is why its incompatible with the reference block.
(Also explains why no one has tried to make a block for it in bulk, because the components that need active cooling are separated by a wall of capacitors that would require some fancy handling to cool properly)
for itx custom loops you dont really need reservoirs, just a rad, cpu/pump combo, and gpu block
Can I connect a fan into a AIO pump header?
@pliant niche Yes, but make sure to tell your BIOS youāre doing that, or itāll run it at 100%
I remember doing something like that the first time I booted my system
Reason: Bad word usage

Any good coolers for Ryzen 5 3600 under $70
Stock
Really cause Iām using that cooler and Iām still getting around 80-90 Celsius
What sort of load?
running at stock speeds? because you should be well below that if you're not OC'd. might need to reseat/repaste
Maybe
not a direct comparison but i was using the stock cooler on my 2600 and was hitting maybe 55-60 under load, at stock speeds
what's your idle temp?
Hey
CoolerMaster MasterLiquid ML240L RGB V2, Close-Loop AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, 3rd Gen Dual Chamber Pump, 240 Radiator, Dual SickleFlow 120mm for AMD Ryzen / Intel 1151 https://www.newegg.com/product/N82E16835103297?m_ver=1
Is this any good?
So?