Lian Li Lancool III Full Tower PC Case - RGB VERY NOISY

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Hi all,

I have just taken delivery of an Overclockers built gaming rig and have plugged it in for the first time, only to be met by what sounds like a wind-tunnel. I am literally composing this post while the fans speed up and slow down, with nothing else pulling on the CPU or GPU.
I expect this sort of noise in high traffic areas of AAA FPS games like COD etc, not when I'm browsing the web (for a solution to the noise).

Is there a control UI where I slow the beggars down? Or is it a symptom of an underlying problem such as CPU AIO cooler not working?

Any help gratefully received.
 
probably in the bios - fan curves


possibly, but mid-air diagnosis (haha pun) is nearly impossible without knowing what the cpu/gpu temps are

Thanks for reply. I wouldn't know how to do Bios stuff; I did go to Lian Li site and downloaded what feels like a useless PoS app, unless I'm not using correctly. See image
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The temperatures seem cool enough for the case fans not to even be running. I'd also like to turn of the go-faster stripes (rgb) if poss.
 
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yeah those idle temps look more than fine so i suspect your cooler is working, though would preferably want to see the semi-loaded/fully-loaded temps before i commit 100% to that statement lol.
i suspect it will be the fan curves that will need tuning
Should OCUK have done this? I paid a premium for them to build it, and waited a month with 2 component changes because of stock errors on their part.
This thing is doing my head in, it's so loud, and obviously will tax the fans if constantly on fast to high-speed.
 
I have just realised I haven't activated the Windows 11 yet; could that be preventing the apps (Gigabyte Control Centre) and Lian Li control from working correctly?
 
OK, thanks.

Somethings not right. Gigabytes Control Centre just not working on the system.

I ordered this PC with W11, is it normal for it to arrive without it registered/activated?
 
If you can get away without it I'd avoid Gigabyte Control Centre - It has a bunch of telemetry and other background processes which can intermittently cause slow boots or one CPU core being busy for minutes at a time and I've had performance issues with 1-2 games like Hogwarts Legacy with it though strangely isn't a problem for most games.
I have downloaded the programs on its list bar one or two; I can now use fan control, but even when set to silent the PC is very loud. I will have to ring support as this noise level is commercial use.

Is there anything you'd recommend to replace GCC?

Also, is there a way to turn the RGB lights off? I chose basic case in my build but OCUK messed up on stock, so offered the RGB version at no extra cost, or wait for the basic case to come back in stock.

I appreciate the help guys.
 
So I have been onto support; they said to bring down the speeds with the fan curve through the control suite. Are there any recommended speed/temp settings, or a site that recommends the settings for the components in the system?

Also, there's a high pitch, fluctuating whirring noise which support suggested is coil-something-or-other, and nothing can be done to stop it. To me it has a rhythm synonymous with moving parts like pumps/fans. Anyone had any issues like this, and did you solve it?

Thanks
 
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