Problema com o pino do módulo AIO do Arduino?
Problema com o pino do módulo AIO do Arduino?
I’ve got your situation—Ryzen 5 3600x with a stock cooler running hot, and you’re considering an air cooler for better cooling. The noise issue is real, but bending the AIO pins during installation isn’t recommended unless you’re certain it won’t affect performance. If you decide to fix it, using pliers might help, but it’s best to double-check your setup before proceeding. Leaving it as is and moving away from AIOs could be a safer long-term choice if stability matters more than quiet operation.
The cooler typically relies on the CPU_FAN header, similar to what you're doing now, so you might not require it. However, if the connector is intact or the link between the connector and the board remains stable, you can gently reshape it.
You can simply bend the pins back. As long as they stay intact, you should be okay. However, invest in a good air cooler for a fraction of the cost compared to an AIO. You'll maintain similar temperatures, like with the Noctua NH-D15 or BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 4, while reducing noise levels by half. Additionally, you avoid issues like pump failure or buildup over time.
Adjust them gently so they align properly. As @minibois mentioned, simply connect the aio to the fan header. Both use 4-pin PWM and should function with either option.
I would employ pliers as recommended and maintain a steady grip. A tiny flathead screwdriver could also help direct the tool slightly.