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Fixed pump speed which runs constantly at over 3000 RPM. Humming noises are included XD
Are you sure about that? Review on the pump says it goes down to 500 RPM but doesn't have the silent zero rpm mode like other higher end pumps ( has dc control right?).
Fixed pump speed which runs constantly at over 3000 RPM. Humming noises are included XD
I use FanControl to control the pump on my black LS720 and backed it down to ~2700 rpm so it's silent yet keeps flow up. Also have the rad fans controlled so it runs silently unless under load.
Wow. I paid full price for this on my build six weeks ago. Keeps my 7900x nice and cool. Highly recommend.
Paid $140 for a black RGB one back in Feb. 2023 for my 7900X and with fan profiles prioritizing quiet over cool I never hit the thermal limit. Cinebench tops off at 89-91C. Idle temps are around 55-60C, but I have a ton of crap running in the background that always keeps the CPU boosted to 5.2GHz under light loads.
I'd highly recommend looking at the Thermalright line. I bought a 280mm dual fan model with RGB etc ($50) that reduced my cpu from 95 to 68C while mining (using the included thermal paste).
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I had a deepcool aio leak all over my gpu and mobo after 3 years of use. Some might say liquid coolers are bound to leak eventually but it still sucks and I cannot recommend. I've gone back to fan cooled in my builds. I got the GPU replaced by MSI but was out over $500 for a new mobo and proc. Deepcool told me I was out of warranty on the cooler and closed the case. I wouldn't take one if it was given to me. Just one person's experience.
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I had a deepcool aio leak all over my gpu and mobo after 3 years of use. Some might say liquid coolers are bound to leak eventually but it still sucks and I cannot recommend. I've gone back to fan cooled in my builds. I got the GPU replaced by MSI but was out over $500 for a new mobo and proc. Deepcool told me I was out of warranty on the cooler and closed the case. I wouldn't take one if it was given to me. Just one person's experience.
thats why u need to get one with longer warranty and when its over get new one
cuz liquid cooler isnt permanent
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2 other AIOs people might consider for under $65:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W2GLV3D
https://www.amazon.com/Thermalrig...0B
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cuz liquid cooler isnt permanent
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