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Replaced the CPU with 5900x.. sorry I didn't see this post earlier.

3200Mhz

still holding up fine, running the same cooler on my 5900x now :)

Thanks for the info! I wasn't aware of A2B2 vs A1B1. I ended up adding two more dimms and another m2 and a better case and gpu in the end though! :D

running cinebench steady at 75degC with auto fan speed - almost silent

I wanted to do the same but the case was too tiny to mount it up top, Moved them into Phantek P600S and the water cooler is top mounted now :D

How do you find the fan noise? I think looking for alternatives to reduce the noise.. the performance is great though

@@junkpeanut The fan noise varies speed. It can get a bit noisy sometimes. I might eventually look into quieter alternatives myself but for now I'm cool with it.

Spot on, I ended up getting a new case.. Phantek P600S now :)

The motherboard has a water pump header :) Any header would do it just fine though. Its pretty quiet and i do not mind running it at full speed, but for super silent PC you might want to use a header that can control speed.

I can't find out how you connected the cables onto the Mainboard. Iam having the same water-cooler and an x570 e Mainboard. For me there is a white 4 pin connector on the asus board where it's written AIO Pump. But the connector on the pump got 3 pins 2 + 1 with missing the one after the first two pins.

Front intake, rear exhaust. Definately need to work on better exhaust. I am going to move all my parts to a new case soon

@@junkpeanut Hope you know, that the air direction comes in from the open face of the fan and goes out the side of the fan with the plastic braces. I do hope that's how it is set up in the redo.

Blowing air into the radiator helps with cooling and the back side of the radiator does not look as nice.. I think it looks tidier with radiator exposed too :)

I do not have the final answer for that yet, still playing with PBO, it seems to have a mind of its own. I think finding the lowest stable core voltage first is the key there, as the temperature is largely dependant on the core voltage. I think the default PBO in Ryzen Master was set to 1.5v but I think it can be a lot lower than that. From what I've tested so far, just setting manual OC seems to be way to go. I did notice PBO running some cores up to 4.5Ghz time to time but not really sure how practical that really is. More experiments required. I assume you are interested in the max cooling performance. FYI I am currently running manual 4.3ghz all core with 1.4v. At idle it sees around 34c CPU and 40c CPU package or 68c CPU and 79c CPU package at full load with 2000rpm fan speed. I run it silent at 600~1000rpm though.

Chad Kim What do you recommend buying 16gb 3600mhz c18 or 32 gb 3200mhz for the Ryzen 3900x

​@@mohammadb17 Apparently 3600 c18 is the sweet spot for Ryzen 3000's due to IF divider coming into play when going over that

@@junkpeanut i think i keep seeing at least 4,2ghz at ~1.35v so i dont know what you need to set it up for higher than that