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Performance metrics for 240mm AIO CPU units

Performance metrics for 240mm AIO CPU units

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mjminer469
Member
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06-14-2023, 01:14 PM
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Checked your CPU and coolant readings. Everything seems within normal ranges. Idle temperatures sit between 50-60°C lower than load levels, which aligns with manufacturer guidelines. Coolant stays around 32-35°C. Your setup looks well-configured with the Corsair components. The placement of fans and radiator should help maintain good airflow. If you're concerned about overheating, consider monitoring temperatures closely during intensive tasks. The AIO should provide adequate cooling for your current load.
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mjminer469
06-14-2023, 01:14 PM #1

Checked your CPU and coolant readings. Everything seems within normal ranges. Idle temperatures sit between 50-60°C lower than load levels, which aligns with manufacturer guidelines. Coolant stays around 32-35°C. Your setup looks well-configured with the Corsair components. The placement of fans and radiator should help maintain good airflow. If you're concerned about overheating, consider monitoring temperatures closely during intensive tasks. The AIO should provide adequate cooling for your current load.

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Jelly1233
Member
190
06-17-2023, 07:58 PM
#2
Water temperature is fine. Your CPU temperature looks elevated for idle. HWinfo64 provides more accurate readings. When starting up, select "show only sensors." You can execute Cinebench R23 as a CPU stress test for ten minutes while HWinfo64 monitors simultaneously. Elevated temperatures could indicate an inadequate cooler or mismatched CPU optimization. I observed reduced performance when paired with the Kraken X62 (280 AIO) and my 5800X3D. Switching to an NH-D15 with one fan yields improved results.
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Jelly1233
06-17-2023, 07:58 PM #2

Water temperature is fine. Your CPU temperature looks elevated for idle. HWinfo64 provides more accurate readings. When starting up, select "show only sensors." You can execute Cinebench R23 as a CPU stress test for ten minutes while HWinfo64 monitors simultaneously. Elevated temperatures could indicate an inadequate cooler or mismatched CPU optimization. I observed reduced performance when paired with the Kraken X62 (280 AIO) and my 5800X3D. Switching to an NH-D15 with one fan yields improved results.

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Brudora
Senior Member
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06-19-2023, 03:40 PM
#3
Setup appears fine. CPU temperature isn’t high—reduce it by about 20°C when idle (around 40°C at 22/24°C ambient on my 5900X). What are typical gaming temperatures? The fans spin slowly, but it shouldn’t raise temperatures significantly.
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Brudora
06-19-2023, 03:40 PM #3

Setup appears fine. CPU temperature isn’t high—reduce it by about 20°C when idle (around 40°C at 22/24°C ambient on my 5900X). What are typical gaming temperatures? The fans spin slowly, but it shouldn’t raise temperatures significantly.

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_nya_mew_
Junior Member
12
06-21-2023, 01:08 PM
#4
The temperature was at startup and drops to low 50s sometimes high 40s. In the game it seems to stay around 75-80°C, though I haven't confirmed. I plan to test games with HWinfo enabled, but not relying on it much. It seems to trigger issues with the icon. I think this is mostly due to my setup. Having a TG cover for the fans helps, even with the space corsair, but it's still insufficient. With the same configuration, Corsair 220T provided better airflow. You get what you expect when you focus on looks over performance. Lol
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_nya_mew_
06-21-2023, 01:08 PM #4

The temperature was at startup and drops to low 50s sometimes high 40s. In the game it seems to stay around 75-80°C, though I haven't confirmed. I plan to test games with HWinfo enabled, but not relying on it much. It seems to trigger issues with the icon. I think this is mostly due to my setup. Having a TG cover for the fans helps, even with the space corsair, but it's still insufficient. With the same configuration, Corsair 220T provided better airflow. You get what you expect when you focus on looks over performance. Lol