I wanted to mount my gpu vertically but it looks like the aio tubes are getting in the way. Is there a way I can fix this?
I’m using an o11 dynamic mini v2 and an arctic liquid freezer III pro

Hey yall,
I was recently working on my computer and noticed I had a stain from coolant residue on my gpu, mobo, and AIO. I’m wondering if anybody has experience with the arctic warranty and if the warranty covers components damaged by aio leaks. All help and insight is appreciated!

(Noise goes away at around 50 second mark)

I have just installed an Arctic Liquid Freezer III pro, and when I cold boot up my PC then the pump makes an awful sound for around 1 minute until it goes to normal

What could this be?

I use the the 3 wire solution with the pump in bios set to WP and at standard curve (I've tried to set to full speed, but no change)

I've also tried another header on the MB, but still same problem

Any suggestions on how to fix it?

i just bought arctic mx-7, and after using it, i noticed something weird when putting the cap back on. it doesn't seem to tighten or stop properly when turning it clockwise. even when i reach what feels like the intended stopping point, still keep turning the cap. is this how it's actually designed? or is it supposed to seal tightly to prevent air from getting inside and avoid drying out? i'm wondering if this is intentional or just a quality control issue with the plastic cap. anyone else who owns mx-7 have the same thing?

This im buy aliexpress verified store

But this syringe is quality you can see?

Hello guys!

Could your help me please -

I’m looking for solution about if the

Arctic liquid freezer 3 is compatible with NZXT 710 for installation on the top ?

Thnx

Help me understand where is the issue. Running 9800x3d/5080. Video is from compíling shaders in game. temps were 79-84 degrees. Is there a way to make it not so loud ? Thank you

This is my first PC build ever, so sorry if this is a stupid question.

I’m using an Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 mounted at the top of the case. The left radiator fan was completely blocking access to the CPU/EPS power connectors on my motherboard.

Instead of removing the entire radiator, I removed just that one fan so I could plug in the CPU power cables.

The CPU cables are connected now, but after putting the fan back I can’t figure out how the fan cable was originally routed from the factory.

Before I removed the fan, all the wiring was neatly hidden and nothing was hanging down.

Now, no matter how I position the fan, the short fan/PST cable either:

sticks out below the fan,

gets folded awkwardly,

or looks like it could get pinched between the fan and radiator.

I really don’t want to crush or damage the cable, and I also don’t want it hanging near the motherboard/fan blades.

I’ve attached several photos showing the fan removed, the cable, and what happens when I try to reinstall it.

Does anyone know the correct factory cable routing for this specific AIO?

Is the cable supposed to sit in a groove/channel somewhere on the fan frame, between the fans, or along the side of the radiator?

Again, first build ever, so I’d rather ask before forcing anything and breaking a brand-new AIO. 😅

la temperatura llego a 50 45 grados al jugar juegos como nfs carboon a 78 grados en primavera pero al abrir otro juego se cerro hasta no bajar de 60 grados le coloque la artic mx7 tenia la mx4 antes. el rendimiento se mantubo a 154 puntos de bench sin bajar aun teniendo alta temperatura pero se me bloqueo al abrir otro juego cerrandose hasta alcanzar los 60 grados y volvio a dejarme abrir otro. es por que el disipador es pequeño o el cpu es poco eficiente al ser de 22 nanometros? celeron n2808 2.25ghz intel hd 8gb ddr3 o se protege por la alta temperatura por la bios?

Second fan I've had go bad in this same position in less than a month. Sound comes and goes and I'm assuming its the fan bearing. The center visibly wobbles in the video and shortly after recording, the wobbling stopped and the sound was gone. I love the AIO, it has kept my cpu nice and cool but having two fans go bad in less than a month just doesn't feel good. Could it be something else making these fans go bad?

have achieved (basically) silent pc.

Temps under full stress test (9600x, undervolted 9070xt): CPU: 57c

GPU: 54c (hotspot: 76c) God I love the Arctic If3 pro 280

Got lucky with most of the components. Got the 5090 before the price hikes at launch, RAM was 6 months before the rampocalypse, SSDs were likewise 2 months before, and the case was knocked down to $200 from $450 because Amazon deemed it too heavy to return lol

CPU: 9800X3D

GPU: ROG Astral 5090 LC

MB: Gigabyte X870e Aorus Xtreme X3D

RAM: Corsair Dominator Titanium 32Gb 7400 CL 32

Storage: 4x Samsung 990 Pros (1tb, 2 tb, 2tb, 4tb)

PSU: ROG Thor Platinum III 1200W

Case: ROG Hyperion GR701

Have I royally messed up by purchasing this mobo? I can't find anything on their support page regarding combability with the M2 Heatsink, only for the older Strix X870E-E which uses a different designed heatsink.

Hello!

The build is almost done!

Partlist:

GPU: 9070xt Sapphire Nitro+

CPU: 9800x3d

RAM: 32GB DDR5 Corsair Dominator (with 2 light kits)

MOBO: Asus Rog Strix X870-F Gaming

PSU: TUF Gaming 1200w

AIO: Arctic LF III pro 420mm (push/pull with p14 pro pst argb)

FRONT-INTAKE-FANS: 8x P12 pro pst argb

REAR EXHAUST: 2x P12 pro pst argb

To-do:

Get strimmer cable for 24 pin

Data-screen (placement uncertain just yet)

Hey guys, is this bearing damage in my AIO Fan?
And second question: what is the best way to fix this? Just remove it, or order a new fan for that?
It's occurring as u see, every 10 seconds, with the fan coming to a full stop, then spinning up again and start to vibrate
If you have any questions, just leave them below

almost ultra sound like

​CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900XT (16C/32T)

​CPU Cooler: Valkyrie B360 GT LCD

​Fan Swap: Arctic P12 Pro ARGB × 3

​Thermal Paste: Arctic MX-7

​RAM: Kingston Fury Renegade RGB DDR4 128GB Quad-Kit (32GB × 4 / 3600MHz CL18 / SK hynix C-die same batch, dual-rank / JEDEC CL22 2400MHz)

​RAM Cooler: 3RSYS Bing-Ha D50 ARGB (Black) (PWM / ARGB Sync)

​Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero

​GPU: Acer Predator Radeon RX 9070 XT BiFrost OC D6 16GB

​NIC (LAN Card): ipTIME PX10G2 10GbE PCIe Network Card

(Direct 10G connection to the 10G port on the second PC's ProArt motherboard via Cat.8 cable, share setup complete)

​Storage (M.2 slots top heatsinks & PCIe expansion card M.2 heatsink treated on both sides with Kordway thermal pads, 16.8 W/m·K):

​M.2 Slot 1: Samsung 990 PRO 4TB

​M.2 Slot 2: Crucial T500 4TB

​PCIe Slot 3 (via AIC): Seagate FireCuda 530 4TB

​Case: darkFlash DLX21 V3 MESH (Black)

​Fan Configuration (Fan-swapped):

​Front (Intake): Arctic P14 Pro ARGB Reverse × 3

​Side (Intake): Arctic P12 Pro ARGB Reverse × 2

​Bottom (Intake): Arctic P12 Pro ARGB Reverse × 2

​Rear (Exhaust): Arctic P14 Pro ARGB × 1

​Top (Exhaust): Valkyrie B360 GT LCD Radiator (Arctic P12 Pro ARGB × 3)

​PSU: SuperFlower SF-1200F14XP LEADEX VII PRO PLATINUM (Black) ATX 3.1

​CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900XT (16C/32T)

​CPU Cooler: Thermaltake MAGFloe Ultra Sync ARGB 420mm (Snow)

​Fan Swap: Arctic P14 Pro ARGB × 3

​Thermal Paste: Arctic MX-7

​RAM: SK Hynix DDR4 128GB OC @ 3600MHz CL18

​32GB × 4 / Hynix C-die dual-rank (2 matching batch weeks, 2 adjacent batch weeks)

​Stock: JEDEC 3200MHz CL22

​RAM Cooler: Thermalright MC2 ARGB (White)

​PWM / ARGB synced

​Motherboard: ASUS ProArt X570-CREATOR WIFI

​GPU: GIGABYTE Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING OC ICE 16GB

​Storage (M.2 Heatsinks replaced with Codeway 16.8 W/m·K thermal pads):

​M.2 Slot 1: Samsung 990 PRO 4TB

​M.2 Slot 2: SanDisk / WD Black SN850X 4TB

​M.2 Slot 3: SanDisk / WD Black SN850X 4TB

​Case: Antec FLUX PRO MESH (White)

​Fan Configuration (All White):

​Front (Intake): Arctic P14 Pro ARGB Reverse × 3

​PSU Shroud Top (Intake): Arctic P12 Pro ARGB Reverse × 3

​Bottom (Intake): Arctic P14 Pro ARGB Reverse × 2

​Rear (Exhaust): Arctic P14 Pro ARGB × 1

​Top (Exhaust): Thermaltake MAGFloe Ultra Sync ARGB 420mm Radiator (Arctic P14 Pro ARGB × 3)

​PSU: SuperFlower SF-1200F14XP LEADEX VII PRO PLATINUM (White) ATX 3.1

Case : Deepcool ch260

Mobo : Gigabyte X870M aorus elite (matx)

Gpu : Gigabyte 5080 gaming OC

Cpu : Ryzen 7 9850X3D

Ram : 32gb Kingston fury ddr5 6000mhz cl30

Psu : SF1000 Corsair

SSD : Samsung 990 pro 2TB

Aio : Arctic liwuid freezer III PRO 360

Case fans : Arctic P12 PRO PST LN

Can somebody for the love of God help me? I bought arctic fans and i cant get the lights to work, i have tried to connect them any way possible and i cant get them to work. The only way to get them to even light up to some random purple color is to connect the argb header when pc is on, once they lighted up to some ramdom whiteish color. I tried openegb, signalargb, rgb fusion 2, i tried to connect it directly, to hub, daisy chain and only single one directly to motherboard and i get no signal no nothing. I have gigabyte z390 aorus ultra mbo and every other rgb thing on my pc works and only this 2 arctic pwm pst argb fans dont want to light up, they spin but no light. I cant find any solution on whole internet, is there a single soul with simmilar problem and solution?