I think Steve from Gamersnexus did a review of the 280MM and drained the fluid and I am sure it was a decent amount.Regarding the Arctic Freezer II, I was concerned at the amount they slosh about when you give the radiator a shake. Never heard this with others, so makes me question the amount of fluid they've used. Along with the 2 years warranty, don't expect longevity.
I think Steve from Gamersnexus did a review of the 280MM and drained the fluid and I am sure it was a decent amount.
I see the same mate with my 360 Arctic. I wouldn’t worry about it, just sounds like a lot of fluid moving around. Guess the true test will come in a few years.Yes, I saw that, looks like a good amount. But I can't get over the amount of sloshing that comes from the two i've installed (240 and 280). We'll see over time I suppose![]()
On a side note, great coolers aren’t they.
It required an extra set of hands, and is much easier to install outside of the case, but it was relatively simple I found.I installed them over the past week, so hard to tell at the moment since we've had a heatwave
Installation on AMD was a bit of a pain, I don't like the mount for it.
It required an extra set of hands, and is much easier to install outside of the case, but it was relatively simple I found.
Just ran CB and doesn’t look great for the temperatures on my 3900X. With PE3 enabled and -0.0250v applied, it hit 80c.On a side note, great coolers aren’t they.
Yes I am, using a Ryzen 3950X, I will test tomorrow morning what temps I am getting g and will let you know.@LtMatt
Are you running one on a Ryzen? If so, what results are you getting?
Yes I am, using a Ryzen 3950X, I will test tomorrow morning what temps I am getting g and will let you know.
Just ran CB and doesn’t look great for the temperatures on my 3900X. With PE3 enabled and -0.0250v applied, it hit 80c.
I’m going to reseat it at the weekend see if that helps.
If you're still getting 2 cores running 45c hotter than the others after replacing the cooler I seriously suspect you have a faulty CPU where the solder between the die and heatspreader is not making proper contact across the whole of the chip. I would definitely go back to OCUK customer services and let them know.Well all in and no difference with temps gonna just leave the overclock off till it cools down abit looks class have a wee prodigy ant gif in the lcd screen lol.