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CORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H80I V2 RECERTIFIED UPGRADE
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Rear exhaust (even when run as intake) can be a tough location in a system with high gpu load. If you stay with 120mm, you will see an improvement by getting it out of the GPU heat zone.

CORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H80I V2 RECERTIFIED PRO

A single ML120 Pro or even running the twin pack in push pull would be an improvement.

CORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H80I V2 RECERTIFIED SERIES

As soon as the ML series came out it became almost an automatic replacement with slightly better performance and noise. They tended to be coarse in tone, high revving, and consequently unpleasing. The fans that came with the GTX/v2 series coolers were SP120L and SP140L. on my test bench, I'm running the Capellix 280mm cooler on a Ryzen 7 3700X that has been running Folding At Home 24/7 for many months. I cannot speak to the other coolers that you mention but I can say. They've also made improvements in more than the RGB. You'll have significantly higher cooling capacity and a new cooler (they tend to lose some efficiency over time).

CORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H80I V2 RECERTIFIED UPGRADE

if you want to upgrade to a 280mm radiator, that would certainly help too. I need to edit that at some point to clean up the formatting but there's a discussion on this in there.īut. That particular gotcha has caused all manner of grief as most BIOSes attempt to control it as a 3-pin DC fan.

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This means that you have to either set the header to PWM or to full speed at all times (or both if you just want to be sure). Now - one thing about this generation of pumps is that they are powered from the CPU Fan Header and they require the full 12V at all times. This isn't the same as the speed of the fans. Second - HWInfo is probably reporting the speed from the CPU Fan Header. Try doing something crazy - reverse the fans to intake and pull the outside air in over the radiator. That's bad, especially with a powerful GPU like the 2080 Super. so GPU waste heat is actually getting sucked through the radiator. The problem here is that the GPU is right under it. In most installations, this cooler will be mounted on the rear exhaust, right above the motherboard and set to exhaust.

There are a couple of things that we can look at before we replace the AIO.įirst - the mounting. If you know of a cheaper solution, fans wise, do tell. I might even entertain replacing the Corsair rad fans w/ a pair of my beloved brand by Noctua. Might you have any thoughts on any of these or even something else? Would love to hear your thoughts. I've been eyeballin' brands Corsair, NZXT, EVGA, Thermaltake.all 280mm AIO's. This is the 1st time I'm feeling more confident that what I need is a higher C/w capable AIO. But never wanted to, for fear my issue w/ even a new AIO would surface. I've been itching to pull the trigger on a 280mm AIO for some time, now. Sure as shit, my fans haven't reached DC9/MD80(I'm going w/ these planes as my dad spent his career working on them. we (or you) really need to get a look at that coolant temp.ĭamn, DevBiker that is truly some helpful info, no joke, yo! iCue reports my coolant temp(at least I think that's what the temp sensor is reading) as 40C / 104F. And the stock fans at 100% do bear an uncanny resemblance to a 737 taking off. if the coolant hits 40C, the fans go to 100%. All of these fans run at whatever speed I set them to, and do NOT change speed w/o my input.ĭoes anyone have some advice? Does anyone need more info?Īctually, I see in the title that it's an H80i V2. My case has 5 140mm(3 intake, 2 top exhaust) Noctua fans that all run off of a 4-ch fan controller. It's when they jump to 950rpm that gets to me. BTW, the rad fans are tame when at ~750rpm. That's fine it's when the rad fans start to fluctuate frequently that irritates me. When I enable folding again, the rad fans usually steadily increase, sometimes not, like, right now where the room temp is 78F. If I stop the folding, the radiator fans settle down, AND don't throttle any. In this PC, I'm running a 2080Super, if that helps. Nothing, at least, that would warrant immediate RPM changes in the radiators stock dual fans. HWiNFO64 V7.06-4500 doesn't show any wild temp fluctuations on the CPU or GPU. In the last ~18 months, it's been throttling wildly. It's important to note that for all this time, I have been running since 9/2016. For ~three years, I don't recall this ever being an issue.

Corsair hydro series h80i v2 recertified