Can you please check this list i have put together please

orbitalwalsh said:
normally deal with different brands, but i stick eibaer/silent loop AIO on the Main CPU header- set to max and set up a pump warming if their is no RPM detected - though other AIO will have pump sound issues so finding the idle speed range

i know asus boards, he AIO/PUMP header auto set speed for 100%
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It seems ok just the exhaust fan makes a racket cos it's set to 100% all time need to change it better to set to PWM mode? Temps seem good seen them go up 40°c max so far then drop back down to 24°c while on desktop/idle not tried any gaming yet been too busy
 
orbitalwalsh said:
normally deal with different brands, but i stick eibaer/silent loop AIO on the Main CPU header- set to max and set up a pump warming if their is no RPM detected - though other AIO will have pump sound issues so finding the idle speed range

i know asus boards, he AIO/PUMP header auto set speed for 100%
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It seems ok just the exhaust fan makes a racket cos it's set to 100% all time need to change it better to set to PWM mode? Temps seem good seen them go up 40°c max so far then drop back down to 24°c while on desktop/idle not tried any gaming yet been too busy
 
Baz21226 said:
It seems ok just the exhaust fan makes a racket cos it's set to 100% all time need to change it better to set to PWM mode? Temps seem good seen them go up 40°c max so far then drop back down to 24°c while on desktop/idle not tried any gaming yet been too busy
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if its the exhaust fan yeah! cant remember asus but sure they have a silent mode - should do fine for the rear exit fan
 
orbitalwalsh said:
if its the exhaust fan yeah! cant remember asus but sure they have a silent mode - should do fine for the rear exit fan
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I think it is all the other fans I can't do anything with due to having it plugged into AIO connector on MB. Even the case fans with them being in the RGB header can't do anything with them. Sure is loud compared to my last system
 
orbitalwalsh said:
Think I've spent a small fortune on Silent Wing fans to keep personal systems as quiet as possible .. poor bank balance
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Might have to buy a different AIO turns out it's the fans on that, that are making the noise I don't like the information it gives you. Due to it only having one header connector it doesn't allow you to see the rpm of the pump it actually shows you the rpm of the fans so to make the pump act on 100% you have to have the fans at 100% so no where in the bios can I actually see how my pump is working.
 
Baz21226 said:
Might have to buy a different AIO turns out it's the fans on that, that are making the noise I don't like the information it gives you. Due to it only having one header connector it doesn't allow you to see the rpm of the pump it actually shows you the rpm of the fans so to make the pump act on 100% you have to have the fans at 100% so no where in the bios can I actually see how my pump is working.
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I tend to favour alphAlpha AIO units . They make bequiet! Silent loop . Plug the pump cable in to cpu fan header and set for 100% as it's silent then fans have a Y splitter cable and create a custom fan curve . Although silent loop more expensive the alphacool defsude version
 
orbitalwalsh said:
I tend to favour alphAlpha AIO units . They make bequiet! Silent loop . Plug the pump cable in to cpu fan header and set for 100% as it's silent then fans have a Y splitter cable and create a custom fan curve . Although silent loop more expensive the alphacool defsude version
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I have actually managed to quieten it down the only thing is you can never tell if the pump is running 100% nowhere will it tell you the only information you get is on the fans. Got it plugged into CPU header at minute I can at least change the fans to silent and just hope the pump is running at 100% with it being plugged into the 12v connection. Just going to watch the temps and see how it goes for now.
 
Baz21226 said:
I have actually managed to quieten it down the only thing is you can never tell if the pump is running 100% nowhere will it tell you the only information you get is on the fans. Got it plugged into CPU header at minute I can at least change the fans to silent and just hope the pump is running at 100% with it being plugged into the 12v connection. Just going to watch the temps and see how it goes for now.
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ah so the pump is connected via a 12v molex/sata connection ? if thats the case guessing it will be pumping at full power - as you say that only bad thing is if the pump goes you've got no way of knowing till temps spike up
 
orbitalwalsh said:
ah so the pump is connected via a 12v molex/sata connection ? if thats the case guessing it will be pumping at full power - as you say that only bad thing is if the pump goes you've got no way of knowing till temps spike up
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No it all gets powered by the one header connector which I have connected to the CPU fan header but it says in the MB manual that this connection supplies 12v so you just have to hope that the pump is working ok. Would be nice to have a LED on the AIO to tell you if the pump is working or not.
 
Baz21226 said:
No it all gets powered by the one header connector which I have connected to the CPU fan header but it says in the MB manual that this connection supplies 12v so you just have to hope that the pump is working ok. Would be nice to have a LED on the AIO to tell you if the pump is working or not.
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forgot to ask alphacool why Fractal Design didn' continue using them as OEM- seems they switched to Asetek.
I know their old design looks like bequiet! Silent loop but based on older design- unless this is the reason and bequiet paid for exclusive use
 
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