the i change the thermal paste on the aio for and crank the oc to 5.0 on my 9900k. that will read on the oled since read bios. I don't think this is an overall issue, as long as it doesn't start climbing into the mid 70's obut what are you guys seeing as far as temps with the 240 on?įans on cpu fan header and aio on the aio port. My buddy has a 240 corsair h110 and he is generally sitting at about 32-34 idle and hasn't gone about 55. That being said, i'm trying to understtand if honestly the 340 would cool better than the 240 and by how much? now that i have everything working its great, even on Max on all fans i'll sit around 38-41c and spike up to upper 50/low 60's while playing. (i had befroe the pump in the pump and the rad fans on the CPU, but i lowered the 240 and now my fan cables can't reach so easier this way. I got everyothing up and working, got some additional fans so at this point i've got all the Ryujin (base and rad fans on splitter) in the AiO, i've tied the top of case fans to the CPU just to avoid the alarm. If all is connected correctly in Fan Expert you will be able to set a curve for the pump, a curve for the VRM fan, and a curve for the rad fans, Keep in mind the rad fans run in tandem so only one rad fan will appear in Fan Expert.
You will also be able to control the VRM fan and Rad fans in Fan Expert on custom curves. I run my pump at 70% for light to moderate temps, then have it ramp to 100% as temps hit high levels.
I just rename CPU Fan to PUMP in Fan Expert. I like the CPU Fan header more than the AIO header as you are able to control pump speed more granularly.
If you do this you will be able to control all fans (with custom fan curves if you choose) through Fan Expert. Is one better than the other, for example connecting the pump header to the AIO and then the Rad-Fan's to the CPU fan? or running everything off just one or the other?įor best control I suggest connecting the Ryujin to the CPU Fan header and the rad fans connected to the fan connectors on the AIO. SO i haven't tried the AIO-Pump and presently have it connected to the CPU Fan instead.
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