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creeperhunt42
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06-05-2022, 03:30 PM
#21
The cooler seems fine because it's running at 360 RPM with Arctic P12s, but I realized I connected the daisy-chained fan cable to the AIO pump header instead of the correct port. This caused the BIOS to assume there was no CPU fan at all—possibly fixing some thermal problems. It could also be related to the CPU voltage, which is around 1.35 volts when idle; I might need to undervolt it temporarily. I'm struggling with Aura Creator (the poor RGB software from ASUS) and my room stays cool at about 28°C on a hot day (around 22°C indoors).
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creeperhunt42
06-05-2022, 03:30 PM #21

The cooler seems fine because it's running at 360 RPM with Arctic P12s, but I realized I connected the daisy-chained fan cable to the AIO pump header instead of the correct port. This caused the BIOS to assume there was no CPU fan at all—possibly fixing some thermal problems. It could also be related to the CPU voltage, which is around 1.35 volts when idle; I might need to undervolt it temporarily. I'm struggling with Aura Creator (the poor RGB software from ASUS) and my room stays cool at about 28°C on a hot day (around 22°C indoors).

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djEthanol
Junior Member
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06-05-2022, 05:25 PM
#22
Not every radiator comes with a strong pump or proper fin design, so you might need to check reviews to find one that works well. I’m aware that some AIOs can be poor and others excellent. Additionally, I’ve swapped out all the original fans for higher CFM models.
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djEthanol
06-05-2022, 05:25 PM #22

Not every radiator comes with a strong pump or proper fin design, so you might need to check reviews to find one that works well. I’m aware that some AIOs can be poor and others excellent. Additionally, I’ve swapped out all the original fans for higher CFM models.

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R3kty
Member
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06-07-2022, 05:03 AM
#23
Back then, I purchased it and it stood out as one of the top AIOs you could get for a reasonable price. It even handled the i9-11900K nicely.
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R3kty
06-07-2022, 05:03 AM #23

Back then, I purchased it and it stood out as one of the top AIOs you could get for a reasonable price. It even handled the i9-11900K nicely.

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FikarXD
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06-07-2022, 08:47 AM
#24
Typically all automatic indoor air conditioners contain air pockets or tend to form them. These bubbles rise to the surface. If they form inside the pump, they can ruin its function. If they appear in a line, they may obstruct flow. This explains why placing AIO radiators on top is recommended—it helps them develop in the area with the least impact.
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FikarXD
06-07-2022, 08:47 AM #24

Typically all automatic indoor air conditioners contain air pockets or tend to form them. These bubbles rise to the surface. If they form inside the pump, they can ruin its function. If they appear in a line, they may obstruct flow. This explains why placing AIO radiators on top is recommended—it helps them develop in the area with the least impact.

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cecedabro
Member
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06-07-2022, 05:16 PM
#25
Because of the dimensions and form of my setup, I was limited to positioning the radiator exactly as shown in the image (though I realize I should have mounted it differently).
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cecedabro
06-07-2022, 05:16 PM #25

Because of the dimensions and form of my setup, I was limited to positioning the radiator exactly as shown in the image (though I realize I should have mounted it differently).

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