It’s very important to me, please help me.😭
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trail pebble
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trail pebble
There’s a faint noise coming from it. What do you think the problem might be?
Your riser cable is physically incapable of producing noise at the voltages that will normally go through it.
Its hard to tell from your video because of your exhaust fan running, I'd set the power of that fan to 0 to confirm, but it's either coil whine from your GPU which is normal or it's micro vibrations from your fan not being secured properly into the case. I don't see any bottom screws holding in the fan
rain helm
I found the source of my noise problem — the issue is that the screws weren’t tightened properly, and the 360 mm water cooler is preventing the case’s built-in 120 mm fan from being positioned any higher. How do you think this problem can be solved?
trail pebble
thats just a limitation of the case and your radiator being too long
You can move the fan to the side and have it as intake, if your aio is set to exhaust you dont need the rear fan
~399-400mm top radiator fitment maximum when using standard 25mm fan on rear
rain helm
thats just a limitation of the case and your radiator being too long
I saw on YouTube that someone had an ASUS ROG radiator, and then they pushed bottom case fan upward and their problem was solved.
Do you think if I replace that fan, the problem will be fixed?
trail pebble
You could get a slimmer fan
your radiator is just too long for the position its in to accomodate the 25mm stock fan
But I'd recommend just populating the side intake fans and letting your top aio be your exhaust
itll do a lot more than that fan on the rear
rain helm
You could get a slimmer fan
You mean the same 120 mm size but smaller? I didn’t quite understand what you meant.
trail pebble
fans are typically 25mm thick but you can get slimmer or thicker models
for example hyte's fp12s are 32mm thick
rain helm
fans are typically 25mm thick but you can get slimmer or thicker models
What’s your opinion about Cooler Master models?
rain helm
for example hyte's fp12s are 32mm thick
I’m in the Middle East; you can’t really find these kinds of things here, and the country’s import situation isn’t very good.
rain helm
for example hyte's fp12s are 32mm thick
What do you think I should tell the seller I’m buying from, or what should I search for online, so they can get me the thing you have in mind?
trail pebble
Again, I'd recommend getting rid of the stock fan on the rear, using your top mounted aio as exhaust, and getting 2 140mm fans for the side intake
rain helm
Here, you can only find Cooler Master fans, DeepCool fans, and some Lian Li models — that’s it.
trail pebble
they will probably all work just fine
rain helm
Again, I'd recommend getting rid of the stock fan on the rear, using your top mo...
You mean pull the AIO back and completely remove that rear fan?
trail pebble
You dont even need to touch the aio, just get rid of the fan
rain helm
oh alr
rain helm
You dont even need to touch the aio, just get rid of the fan
Right now, since I don’t have a fan, won’t the case temperature go up?
Although currently, my graphics card temperature is 80°C.
trail pebble
gpu temps will improve if you install the side intake fans
rain helm
gpu temps will improve if you install the side intake fans
u meant those 140mm fans ?
trail pebble
Yep
rain helm
ok
trail pebble
Id probably go with whatever coolermaster fans you can get
Ive had bad experiences with deepcool fans and the lian li ones are overpriced
rain helm
How much impact do you think it will have on the temperature?
rain helm
Ive had bad experiences with deepcool fans and the lian li ones are overpriced
In my country, only these kinds of things are available here unless you order from Amazon, but that takes 30 business days to arrive.
If I remove that 120 mm fan, will it have any effect on the temperature?
rain helm
ok
rain helm
youd see a bigger benefit by moving that fan to the side panel
I just need to unplug its cable from the motherboard and unscrew its screws, right?
trail pebble
yeah
rain helm
ok
Do you think reverse fan has a big impact on temperature?
And if I get those regular 140 mm fans, approximately how much will the GPU temperature drop?
I mean, is there a big difference between a reversed fan and a regular fan?
trail pebble
yes
reverse fans are only really good for airflow when theyre not impeded by something
rain helm
yes
140 mm reversed fans are really hard to find; I have to get 120 mm reversed fans for my case.
trail pebble
theyre not as efficient as regular fans at moving air normally and they have poor static pressure properties for uses on a radiator for example
rain helm
alr
I’ll take a break and later I’ll go fix that noise and fan issue once and for all.
what do u think about this fan?
trail pebble
its probably fine
rain helm
After I remove the fan, do I need to make any changes inside my BIOS?
trail pebble
if you had a fan curve setup for that fan in bios then youd need to make a new one for the fan header you moved the fan to
trail pebble
follow where the cable goes and just unplug it straight out of the fan header
rain helm
