At max load, you'll see a difference over silent, at the cost of almost double the db(A). With basic standard fan curves, setting to performance won't to anything at idle. If it's liquid temp, I'd leave it.īecause of the liquid and the huge area ability to cool, AiOs work just a little differently than an air cooler when it comes to fans. I wouldn't worry about CPU temps unless it goes above 75C.ĭepends on whether that 45☌ is cpu temp or liquid temp. I can't even hear my cooler, it's just that quiet, I usually keep it on the quiet setting.
I would set a warning at 65C, under max load I usually only get up to 60C (rarely ever), yes, setting them at high performance will make it cooler. Since these temperatures are great, how high must the temperature go before I get a warning? (because I can set when I get a warning) I believe that the temperatures will go lower with the high performance or even balanced settings. My fans are set on 'quiet' performance (lowest RPM's). This is my first time dealing with basic water cooling, as the previous PC's that I had built, weren't that powerful and never really required anything else than a stock CPU cooler. Do you have your fans set to high performance? Those are PERFECT temperatures, not hot at all.
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