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Trust me, that noise will probably be 10x quieter than what I'm going through. Having my fans spin at 2500 RPM (changed now with custom) is like being near a plane during takeoff...

I do have the solid one and it is definitively a big factor! I do think that I can get the mesh one as an accessory. What do you think, should I? It costs about 30€ with shipping. Furthermore, I did try to flip my top fan to intake, but to no avail...

Sorry for not understanding your request earlier, but you are indeed correct. Something like prime95 without GPU stress seems to increase the liquid temp by about 5-6 degrees after 4-5 minutes. I also forgot to say, my GPU is terribly long, and so it barely touches the pumps (I mounted my AIO so that the pumps are on the lower end; Gamers nexus idea). Could that be the case? No, my case can't handle that, unfortunately. It is front mounted with the fans as intake.

But why does that only happen with my ryzen cpu? Besides, the mounting bracket is quite bad compared to the intel one, to be honest. The MB temps increase by about 5-10C while the cpu goes from 40-50 to 60-69. and my coolant temp does go down after quitting a game; however, it does take a minute or two.

Hello all! What I've noticed with my AIO cooler the past couple months is that the liquid temps are very high; a bit too high for my comfort. During idle, it stays in the 32-37 C range I believe. The problem is when gaming; I get up to 45 C and the fans are spinning like a plane jet. Is there something wrong with my AIO? This has only happened with my Ryzen 5 3600 processor. I previously had a i5 3570k and whenever I gamed it never went above 35-37 C or so. What could be the problem?

Gotcha. I will start with top and rear exhaust, and ill let it run for some time (when i get my h100i pro). But how should i mount my radiator fans? To pull the air or push?

That’s the part which sucks. I completely forgot about my case when ordering the h100i pro. Nevertheless, shall i go rear as exhaust and top as intake?

I need help with one more thing. I have the p400 case which is said to have bad airflow, especially when running with AIO’s. Question id: how should i configure my cooling for optimal performance?

Thanks for the help. I looked up some reviews of the h100i pro and it does seem a bit loud at max speed but it certainly performs well. My choice is the h100i pro mostly because of the fans and icue. Again, I appreciate your insights!

I think I’ll be taking thr h100i pro. It’s on a discount, now costing $110, $30 more expensive. What do you think?

Good to hear. But what about fan control? Can you control the max speeds they can spin or can you only change at what speed they should be spinning at?

No no, i meant by my motherboard. Is it capable of overclocking, if you know? That sucks. I think then I might be going with the h100i pro. If you have the h100i pro, may I ask how long the usb header is? Because my usb headers are on the south side of my motherboard, under the pcie slots.

Quick question, can you control max speed for fans in bios? Because i’d like to be able to control that. And do you think that with my specs, i can overclock?

Yeah, I checked that kitguru review and I wanted to see others to confirm the noisyness. Unfortunately as you stated, there are few reviews out there. But the real performance difference seems to lie on the fans, no? The radiators performs the same, right?

I meant no offence with that, just stating something wrong I guess. I don't need the exact temperatures or decibells. What I am asking is to test the h100i pro on an intel processor (preferably the older ones, but any will do) and someone else to test h100x. I am not asking that both be tested from the same user, but rather 2 or more different users so I can come to a conclusion of which one is worth the price.