@@kien1520 as long as the pump is the highest point in the loop then no, but with all the fear about tubes down going around I can say this. your pump wont fail if this is the only position u can put it in, you will just get some guggling noises and reduce the life of the pump, just try to stay tubes down or keep the pump the highest point in the loop. but if ur using the m22 kraken with the pump in the RAD then it doesnt matter
The funny thing is because the pump is in the RAD and you place the rad how i did then the pump will be at the highest point, but CLC coolers are weird, so that logic is not completly right for them, I know it's stupid confusing, I agree. But you may be getting that noise from your fan on that RAD, try another fan and see if it stops, if not, then see if they will honor the warranty
The 30L is a standard ATX mid tower pre-built if I recall. and this CLC can fit in any midtower case. You will just need what comes included with the cooler and thats all, you might want to get a small tube of thermal paste in case the pre-applied gets smudged by accident.
@@TheReal_G oh ok, then its for the infinity light logo on the CPU cooler part of the CLC. You plug that in your USB 2.0 header usually found bottome center of the motherboard to get the infinity effect, then download the NZXT cam software to control the light and other stuff on it.
I'm glad i could help, these lil PC parts can be a pain sometimes and even vets still look at the manuals lol if you need any further assistance let me know.
i bought mine yesterday and its awesome although many tech guys said its not worth it but on my case its awesome its working perfectly and the cooling great!
The reason they all talk down on it so hard is because price to performance and it being "water" it should have better thermals. But I feel it works fine and looks great, also a lot of cases do not fit 240's so this is a viable option, I like it and I installed it in my sons PC. I wouldnt use it on our PC's if it was terrible, I'm happy you like it cause thats what count's!
my cpu temp recently started to idle at 60-70 degrees celsius and while playing games it gets to 95+ celsius , i havent done anything to the pc it just randomly started, what do you think it could be? i dont know alot about computers but im trying to learn some
Did you build the PC yourself? What are the Spec? CPU,Cooler,Case etc.. If you built this PC and you built it over a year ago even 6 months this can happen, and you recently moved the PC, the thermal paste application can break causing hot spots on the CPU. check your radiator and see if it needs to be cleaned, pull the fan off and check in between it and the rad. Clean out the PC, use a can of compressed air, clean filters. if your using a tower cooler make sure the fan attached to the cooler is directing air flow toward the rear of the case assuming your PC is in a standard tower. If your using an AIO then the pump maybe dead, your PC would still turn on and work because the water and cold plate are in contact with the CPU so even with a dead pump your PC will still work and honestly this sounds like the issue. Let me know whats going on. Also you can send me a short video of the PC and then it thermal throttling if needs be. Again keep me posted and I hope you figure it out.
I really appreciate that really I do. It's the reason I started this channel. I really hope to keep proving useful to you and others for many videos to come.
No that is for the Infinity Logo on the pump, the wire that looks like a Fan connection coming off the Radiator that should either go to your CPU/CPU OPT/PUMP header is for powering the pump
If you can figure a work around the mounting then of course you can use the backplate on ur mobo, but also you may not get full mounting pressure which may in turn give you bad thermals. This of course if you can get around the mounting of the CPU cooler.
yes but after a while it gets easier to remove, I'm always switching coolers or CPU's so usually the first installs things are tighter or really hard to open up but after a few times they get smoother
in the manual it is written to connect the 3-pin pump power cable of the pump to the 4-pin CPU_OPT or AIO-PUMP, but I don't have those headers. Should I connect it to sys_fan ?
Thats pretty cool temp wise and cool it worked out for you, a lot of ppl do not like this AIO but it works fine as long as u do some research on your CPU and case airflow. Thats a warm CPU @ 95 TDP so thats really good temps
Please tell me exactly what you mean. If you are mounting to the front of the case and theres a radiator support bracket then try to leave out the spacers (washers) ALso you can send me some pics to me E-mail tech4u20@outlook.com and I can see what is the probable cause stopping the cooler.
@@2020Tech4U ok so I put the bracket on to my AM4 motherboard and I then go to put the cooler on but then the AMD bracket that the cooler actually goes on just won’t work. I will send you some pics on email now
after a few months testing the stock paste application and thern changing to arctic silver I only saw a degree or 2 of change (cooler temps with arctic) so it doesnt matter, also I will be updating this video this month, but I'll give you a spoiler so if you diont want to know stop reading now...........Ok spoiler ALERT! this AIO like i kinda said in this video will not really be a great choice for overclocking and actually the stock cooler is on PAR, but the AIO will help to hold PBO a lil longer but the same numbers in the end, so like i said in the video this AIO is more cosmetic then over clocking beast lol
@@2020Tech4U thanks for the reply. I’m finding that it helps keep my levels great on my i7-6700k. I’m only overclocking 12.5% more so it’s a good cushion for lower risk. Temps are staying below 70 degrees on my highest demanding games, which is fine by me.. I don’t have room for anything else for now! Thanks again and good luck!
@@MatchaMan Wow I'm really suprised you got those Temps to be honest, great job and smart with keeping your OC at modest levels that is excellent thermals on the 6700K to be honest i think you got a good CPU.
I showed that the pump is on the RAD like 2 or more times in the video and also explained that NZXT didnt want to pay the Patent holder royalties to place it on the CPU heat sink. Even though they work with the company that holds the patent. did you watch the video? I even gave a close up of the pump on the RAD. I think you commented on the wrong video but its cool.
Hi I have the same cooler , but the CPU temp shoots to 99 immediately on running cinebench r23 even without over clocking . I got intel i5 10600k and z490 mother board. Unable to figure out what’s happening. Strangely the NZxt cam sw is able to control lights but says cooling device unavailable
This is why I uninstalled it, my temps will shoot to 91c or higher even when using Ryzen master stress test, I'm doing a follow up video where the stock AMD cooler is better then this cooler, but like i said in the video, this cooler is for looks not OC. I get messages from ppl saying they get great temps but I over clock and actually use PBO and this cooler isnt for either. I'll probably use ur comment in the update if thats cool?
@@2020Tech4U thanks , just an update. The thermal paste wasn’t applied properly and after fixing that the temps are pretty OK. Cinebench R23 tests were satisfactory without any throttling. Average temp was 85 deg.
@@cheesebalz100 I'm really happy to hear that thanks for the update, why did u buy this cooler? the infiniti logo? case restrictions? I wanna do a detailed update to the video and want real world reasons like yours. Do you over clock or 1 touch PBO things like that, if your ok with answering and me posting any findings, plus I'll probably ask u more questions. that cool?
@@2020Tech4U I got a i5 10600k which can be over clocked but as of now I will stick to stock settings. I play Digital Combat Simulator and wanted to use VR along with that , hence I chose the configuration . M22 seemed to be a affordable cooler within reasonable price range, hence I went for this particular cooler. My observation after 2 days of usage 1. The NZXt cam software doesn’t indemnify the M22 cooling device , infact it says no cooling devices detected. 2. We can control only the RGB lighting scheme through software 3. The other settings such as fan speeds etc can be changed only brought BIOS 4. All said , after fixing the thermal paste the PC is performing reasonably better with cinebench score of 9400 without any thermal throttling issues. I think the cooler is fine and hope it sustains that way. Thanks
@@cheesebalz100 I'm glad it worked for u in the end, have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling cam? I hate all the bloatware but these companies on purpose put the RGB on rainbow to make u install their software, I was going to order the EK open loop full water cooling kit and see how that works out, they start at around $250 but its an open loop, a custom loop is around $500 and I cannot afford it lol
If you are speaking about the Pump power coming from the AIO either plug it into a Pump header or the CPU Fan Header on the mother board. Actually any Fan header will work, just make sure u find it in the software your using for fan/pump control.
@@2020Tech4U thanks but I found the proper connection for the AOI pump worked with the 3 pin connector into a 4 pin input just leaving the one pin on the motherboard outside of the connection.
hi there ive been following your steps to install the aio but i notice the pipes are leaning on the graphics card, and my friend said its bad because its picking up heat from the graphics card, should i rotate the radiator?, sorry i have bad english
Its ok as long as ur Graphics card has a back plate. but if it bothers u then u can turn it. The back plates are for looks and do not act as more surface area for the GPU Die for cooling. I would not do this if it was a bare PCB
@@realishticz NP, all this PC stuff is trial and error, dont be scared to try new things and turn on settings and push ur system within its capabilities, this is why we build them lol
@@2020Tech4U you did not show us that you put back the glass panel. Im having trouble with the tube blocking the glass panel back. (Radiator on rear just like you did here)
@@pablohanmaaa you talking about the case's side tempered glass panel? if so just push it on and tighten the screw.if your talking about the hoses coming from the CPU mounted NZXT logo they can swivel up or down to make room. if those arent it go on IG and send me a pic 2020Tech4U on IG
Please ask away I love answering lol The fans for PC's are opposite then a home fan, the air flow is toward the housing supports unless otherwise stated on the housing of the fans, it makes them look reversed.
maybe i read ur question wrong i apologize. with my build there is not much over ambient temp inside the case to make a big difference, i moved the RAD to top and in front and there was no difference in temps, the 3700x is a 65 watt TDP processor and when iput heavy load on my PC i take the side panel off just to keep it at around ambient. I apologize for misreading ur comment
@@charliewhetren4720 u can use any fan u like, the NZXT fan is optimized to push air thru a radiator where case fans are for air flow, but u can use them if u like, if u have a static pressure fan those are for RADs that fits the RAD 120mm then of course use it. count the blades if there is 7 and really fat blades those are Static pressure, 9 and slim are airflow optimized. static for Rad's airflow optimized for case.
Hi! I have just bought and installed the nzxt kraken m22. I accidentally touched a bit the thermal paste and It is giving me 33/36°C while in Desktop. And 50/56°C while gaming. Temp on street is 26°C. Is It okay? One more thing. I have 3 fans on the front giving fresh Air to the tower. And I have two 140mm fans and the top taking the Hot Air of inside to the outside. Should I change them to get more fresh air? Or maybe one of them?. Thank you!
What CPU? I figure either R5 or I5 65 Watt TDP, I used this cooler with an R7 and I was getting a lot higher temps by like 10c plus, Those are great temps btw, if that cooler is keeping the CPU at those temps then it will boost longer and will not wear out as fast as compared to a stock cooler running higher temps so your doing good especially if the CPU is higher then 65watt TDP, Fans are perfect position, the best way to check is get some incense and run the smoke along the cracks of the case and see if air is trying to get in, that would be negative pressure (not what you are looking for) if smoke is blowing away (positive pressure) which is ok, getting neutral pressure is not easy to achieve and takes a lot of trial and error, but positive is fine especially with filters. Everything looks good to me and if it bothers you then remove the 4 screws and buy some thermal grizzleys thermal past (kryonaut) apply the paste evenly to the IHS (the CPU) and re-seat the Kraken lol but again those temps are good not bad.
@@2020Tech4U my CPU is an i5 8600k 3'6ghz. Thank you for the answer! I'll try out that incienso thing! But I am Happy that i buld It on the right way 🙇🏻♂️❤️
@@tonyguerreiro3679 Jayz2cents did a great video on the incense and how to do it and explains great detail on the different flows. I hope this all helps.
podría ser el ventilador o las aspas del ventilador golpeando algo. Además, con la bomba dentro del radiador, podría haber burbujas de aire debido a la evaporación del agua. prueba primero la teoría de los fanáticos y luego actualízame.
@@gplibertador Entonces podría ser que el agua en el circuito esté baja y reducir la velocidad de la bomba es asegurarse de que no entren burbujas en la bomba. Esté atento a la bomba porque no dan una advertencia cuando se apagan por completo
Had mine a Lil over a year. My temps were around 50°C to 68 when playing games, but now my current temps are 85-100 now when gaming. Idk what's going on. Lol
Have you cleaned the radiator? compressed air thru the fins also the fan, clean the CPU and the AIO block of all Thermal paste and reapply a quality paste, maybe hydronaut. Do you hear gurgling coming from the radiator? If so make sure the hoses are down on the RAD and if u still hear it then you need to refill the AIO, the Kraken should have a fill port, I'll be doing a video on refilling AIO's hopefully by this week, actually how to fully maintain a AIO video. Let me know if any of this helped.
@@2020Tech4U I did everything put my temps are super high and the red cpu light comes on during install. Lol! I did have a malware and Trojan virus a week ago, but I removed it once it got detected. Could that be the case?
@@smithman013 What do u mean the CPU light comes on during install? When you turn on the PC? because thats normal for the lights to comes on because thats the mother board testing all components. POST stands for Power On Self Test. Ur PC is not on the floor correrct? Also the malware if removed properly should not be a issue. What I would do is undervolt the CPU. What are the full specs of the PC?
just ordered and i am definitely coming back to your video when it arrives 👍
glad to hear that, if u need any help please feel free to ask and I'll do my best to help u out
@@2020Tech4U I have a question!🙋♂️Is it bad to have the tubes positioned on the top of the radiator? I have seen some aios with the tubes on top.
@@kien1520 I suggest watching jays2cents video on AIO it’s short and give you an idea what is the best way to give it the longest lifespan
@@kien1520 as long as the pump is the highest point in the loop then no, but with all the fear about tubes down going around I can say this. your pump wont fail if this is the only position u can put it in, you will just get some guggling noises and reduce the life of the pump, just try to stay tubes down or keep the pump the highest point in the loop. but if ur using the m22 kraken with the pump in the RAD then it doesnt matter
@@2020Tech4U thx 🙏
wow is this why my kraken m22 buzzes now? nzxt installed my prebuilt with the hose at the top!
The funny thing is because the pump is in the RAD and you place the rad how i did then the pump will be at the highest point, but CLC coolers are weird, so that logic is not completly right for them, I know it's stupid confusing, I agree. But you may be getting that noise from your fan on that RAD, try another fan and see if it stops, if not, then see if they will honor the warranty
Great video man, looks great in red too.
I watched a lot of videos on installing this AIO and so far yours is the easiest to follow! ty and you gained a sub/like from me.
Thank!!! You help me install mine!!!!
Only problem I had I installed it upside down lol
Will this fit an omen 30L and if so what all will be needed to?
The 30L is a standard ATX mid tower pre-built if I recall. and this CLC can fit in any midtower case. You will just need what comes included with the cooler and thats all, you might want to get a small tube of thermal paste in case the pre-applied gets smudged by accident.
@@2020Tech4U thanks for the help, also ive seen i may have to so kind of 9pin usb male to female splitter?
@@TheReal_G That sounds like a front panel extender for ITX builds. is it a solid plug on 1 side and split plugs on the opposing?
@@2020Tech4U imma be honest im not 100% sure, new to pc world so im slowly figuring it out. And i think it has something to do with the usb 2.0?
@@TheReal_G oh ok, then its for the infinity light logo on the CPU cooler part of the CLC. You plug that in your USB 2.0 header usually found bottome center of the motherboard to get the infinity effect, then download the NZXT cam software to control the light and other stuff on it.
Your video helped me out so much you’re a life saver thank you !
I'm glad i could help, these lil PC parts can be a pain sometimes and even vets still look at the manuals lol if you need any further assistance let me know.
Wow man, thoroughly explained from beginning to end!!!!
Thank u so much.
I appreciate the nice comment TY, I just started editing a video on installing the Ice Giant and that cooler was really tough lol again ty
14:40, I think you made a mistake here, The way I know it is that the PUMP is in the Radiator in this one and not the cooling block over the CPU...
Indeed.
i bought mine yesterday and its awesome although many tech guys said its not worth it but on my case its awesome its working perfectly and the cooling great!
The reason they all talk down on it so hard is because price to performance and it being "water" it should have better thermals. But I feel it works fine and looks great, also a lot of cases do not fit 240's so this is a viable option, I like it and I installed it in my sons PC. I wouldnt use it on our PC's if it was terrible, I'm happy you like it cause thats what count's!
my cpu temp recently started to idle at 60-70 degrees celsius and while playing games it gets to 95+ celsius , i havent done anything to the pc it just randomly started, what do you think it could be? i dont know alot about computers but im trying to learn some
Did you build the PC yourself? What are the Spec? CPU,Cooler,Case etc.. If you built this PC and you built it over a year ago even 6 months this can happen, and you recently moved the PC, the thermal paste application can break causing hot spots on the CPU. check your radiator and see if it needs to be cleaned, pull the fan off and check in between it and the rad. Clean out the PC, use a can of compressed air, clean filters. if your using a tower cooler make sure the fan attached to the cooler is directing air flow toward the rear of the case assuming your PC is in a standard tower. If your using an AIO then the pump maybe dead, your PC would still turn on and work because the water and cold plate are in contact with the CPU so even with a dead pump your PC will still work and honestly this sounds like the issue. Let me know whats going on. Also you can send me a short video of the PC and then it thermal throttling if needs be. Again keep me posted and I hope you figure it out.
Thank you very much. What a explanation!
I really appreciate that really I do. It's the reason I started this channel. I really hope to keep proving useful to you and others for many videos to come.
Your video was as promised. Thank yo so much, your video was extremely helpful!
TY I appreciate it a lot,
that android cable is pump power right ?
No that is for the Infinity Logo on the pump, the wire that looks like a Fan connection coming off the Radiator that should either go to your CPU/CPU OPT/PUMP header is for powering the pump
May I Ask Where You Got The Two Plates From? For AMD
The universal plate came with the cooler, and the other plate comes with your AM4 motherboard.
For my amd motherboard is it really necessary to use the backplate it comes with or can I just use the one with the motherboard
If you can figure a work around the mounting then of course you can use the backplate on ur mobo, but also you may not get full mounting pressure which may in turn give you bad thermals. This of course if you can get around the mounting of the CPU cooler.
Such a good video!
Thank you!!
sorry I took so long to reply, I did not see a few comments
For some odd reason the bracket for mine is extremely hard to get off. Did you have this problem by any chance?
yes but after a while it gets easier to remove, I'm always switching coolers or CPU's so usually the first installs things are tighter or really hard to open up but after a few times they get smoother
I don’t know why but one of my spacers would not go in
Which spacer, looks like a plastic gear or the long cylinder one?
May need to hold the backplate on the back or take the motherboard out and put on a box maybe
in the manual it is written to connect the 3-pin pump power cable of the pump to the 4-pin CPU_OPT or AIO-PUMP, but I don't have those headers. Should I connect it to sys_fan ?
yes that is perfectly fine. You connected the Fan thats on th RAD to the CPU header correct? But yes that is fine, the pump will run at full RPM
I have this aio installed on a 109850k. It seems to be working fine so far. The temps are 27c on idle and 44c while gaming. It doesn't get too hot.
Thats pretty cool temp wise and cool it worked out for you, a lot of ppl do not like this AIO but it works fine as long as u do some research on your CPU and case airflow. Thats a warm CPU @ 95 TDP so thats really good temps
I don’t get it bro I do all the right stuff and the cooler won’t go on to the screws?! I only got this today
Please tell me exactly what you mean. If you are mounting to the front of the case and theres a radiator support bracket then try to leave out the spacers (washers) ALso you can send me some pics to me E-mail tech4u20@outlook.com and I can see what is the probable cause stopping the cooler.
@@2020Tech4U ok so I put the bracket on to my AM4 motherboard and I then go to put the cooler on but then the AMD bracket that the cooler actually goes on just won’t work. I will send you some pics on email now
@@2020Tech4U I have sent an email
This video helped me so much thanks :)))
the stock thermal paste was good enough right?
after a few months testing the stock paste application and thern changing to arctic silver I only saw a degree or 2 of change (cooler temps with arctic) so it doesnt matter, also I will be updating this video this month, but I'll give you a spoiler so if you diont want to know stop reading now...........Ok spoiler ALERT! this AIO like i kinda said in this video will not really be a great choice for overclocking and actually the stock cooler is on PAR, but the AIO will help to hold PBO a lil longer but the same numbers in the end, so like i said in the video this AIO is more cosmetic then over clocking beast lol
@@2020Tech4U thanks for the reply. I’m finding that it helps keep my levels great on my i7-6700k. I’m only overclocking 12.5% more so it’s a good cushion for lower risk. Temps are staying below 70 degrees on my highest demanding games, which is fine by me.. I don’t have room for anything else for now! Thanks again and good luck!
@@MatchaMan Wow I'm really suprised you got those Temps to be honest, great job and smart with keeping your OC at modest levels that is excellent thermals on the 6700K to be honest i think you got a good CPU.
Does this work with LGA1200 cpu socket?
Yes it does. This link should show the compatible mother boards pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/?compatible_with=fmx2FT
The pump was in the radiator. Consider that on this model .
I repeat, the pump is in the radiator
A lot of other AIO manufacturers are starting to put the pump in the rad to avoid patent suits. But I don’t care for the pump on the rad much
I showed that the pump is on the RAD like 2 or more times in the video and also explained that NZXT didnt want to pay the Patent holder royalties to place it on the CPU heat sink. Even though they work with the company that holds the patent. did you watch the video? I even gave a close up of the pump on the RAD. I think you commented on the wrong video but its cool.
Thanks for the instructions. Correction brother, the pump is actually mounted center on the radiator.
Thought I said that? lol Thank you for the nice comment bro
14:40 - The pump in the M22 is not inside the CPU block. The pump is at the center of the radiator. Check out ruclips.net/video/aTXYKaf949Y/видео.html
Hi I have the same cooler , but the CPU temp shoots to 99 immediately on running cinebench r23 even without over clocking . I got intel i5 10600k and z490 mother board. Unable to figure out what’s happening. Strangely the NZxt cam sw is able to control lights but says cooling device unavailable
This is why I uninstalled it, my temps will shoot to 91c or higher even when using Ryzen master stress test, I'm doing a follow up video where the stock AMD cooler is better then this cooler, but like i said in the video, this cooler is for looks not OC. I get messages from ppl saying they get great temps but I over clock and actually use PBO and this cooler isnt for either. I'll probably use ur comment in the update if thats cool?
@@2020Tech4U thanks , just an update. The thermal paste wasn’t applied properly and after fixing that the temps are pretty OK. Cinebench R23 tests were satisfactory without any throttling. Average temp was 85 deg.
@@cheesebalz100 I'm really happy to hear that thanks for the update, why did u buy this cooler? the infiniti logo? case restrictions? I wanna do a detailed update to the video and want real world reasons like yours. Do you over clock or 1 touch PBO things like that, if your ok with answering and me posting any findings, plus I'll probably ask u more questions. that cool?
@@2020Tech4U I got a i5 10600k which can be over clocked but as of now I will stick to stock settings. I play Digital Combat Simulator and wanted to use VR along with that , hence I chose the configuration . M22 seemed to be a affordable cooler within reasonable price range, hence I went for this particular cooler. My observation after 2 days of usage
1. The NZXt cam software doesn’t indemnify the M22 cooling device , infact it says no cooling devices detected.
2. We can control only the RGB lighting scheme through software
3. The other settings such as fan speeds etc can be changed only brought BIOS
4. All said , after fixing the thermal paste the PC is performing reasonably better with cinebench score of 9400 without any thermal throttling issues.
I think the cooler is fine and hope it sustains that way.
Thanks
@@cheesebalz100 I'm glad it worked for u in the end, have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling cam? I hate all the bloatware but these companies on purpose put the RGB on rainbow to make u install their software, I was going to order the EK open loop full water cooling kit and see how that works out, they start at around $250 but its an open loop, a custom loop is around $500 and I cannot afford it lol
Thank You!
Anytime, if u ever need help just message me.
Does anyone talk about the power connection for the cooler? I have many options and don’t want to mess that part up
If you are speaking about the Pump power coming from the AIO either plug it into a Pump header or the CPU Fan Header on the mother board. Actually any Fan header will work, just make sure u find it in the software your using for fan/pump control.
@@2020Tech4U thanks but I found the proper connection for the AOI pump worked with the 3 pin connector into a 4 pin input just leaving the one pin on the motherboard outside of the connection.
hi there ive been following your steps to install the aio but i notice the pipes are leaning on the graphics card, and my friend said its bad because its picking up heat from the graphics card, should i rotate the radiator?, sorry i have bad english
Its ok as long as ur Graphics card has a back plate. but if it bothers u then u can turn it. The back plates are for looks and do not act as more surface area for the GPU Die for cooling. I would not do this if it was a bare PCB
@@2020Tech4U okay i will try that thanks for the explanation and the tutorial
@@realishticz NP, all this PC stuff is trial and error, dont be scared to try new things and turn on settings and push ur system within its capabilities, this is why we build them lol
Do you have to take out the cpu while putting on the brackets on the back of the motherboard?
No
How did you close the panel back?
panel? around what time in the video are you talking about? or give me a little more detail.
@@2020Tech4U you did not show us that you put back the glass panel. Im having trouble with the tube blocking the glass panel back. (Radiator on rear just like you did here)
@@pablohanmaaa you talking about the case's side tempered glass panel? if so just push it on and tighten the screw.if your talking about the hoses coming from the CPU mounted NZXT logo they can swivel up or down to make room. if those arent it go on IG and send me a pic 2020Tech4U on IG
Sorry to ask but shouldnt be fan of the radiator facing the other way? To not breath in warmth from the inside of pc ?
Please ask away I love answering lol The fans for PC's are opposite then a home fan, the air flow is toward the housing supports unless otherwise stated on the housing of the fans, it makes them look reversed.
@@2020Tech4U do i have to use a nzxt fan or mine that came with pc? as im really new to this
maybe i read ur question wrong i apologize. with my build there is not much over ambient temp inside the case to make a big difference, i moved the RAD to top and in front and there was no difference in temps, the 3700x is a 65 watt TDP processor and when iput heavy load on my PC i take the side panel off just to keep it at around ambient. I apologize for misreading ur comment
@@charliewhetren4720 u can use any fan u like, the NZXT fan is optimized to push air thru a radiator where case fans are for air flow, but u can use them if u like, if u have a static pressure fan those are for RADs that fits the RAD 120mm then of course use it. count the blades if there is 7 and really fat blades those are Static pressure, 9 and slim are airflow optimized. static for Rad's airflow optimized for case.
@@2020Tech4U thank you so much!
Hi! I have just bought and installed the nzxt kraken m22. I accidentally touched a bit the thermal paste and It is giving me 33/36°C while in Desktop. And 50/56°C while gaming. Temp on street is 26°C. Is It okay? One more thing. I have 3 fans on the front giving fresh Air to the tower. And I have two 140mm fans and the top taking the Hot Air of inside to the outside. Should I change them to get more fresh air? Or maybe one of them?. Thank you!
What CPU? I figure either R5 or I5 65 Watt TDP, I used this cooler with an R7 and I was getting a lot higher temps by like 10c plus, Those are great temps btw, if that cooler is keeping the CPU at those temps then it will boost longer and will not wear out as fast as compared to a stock cooler running higher temps so your doing good especially if the CPU is higher then 65watt TDP, Fans are perfect position, the best way to check is get some incense and run the smoke along the cracks of the case and see if air is trying to get in, that would be negative pressure (not what you are looking for) if smoke is blowing away (positive pressure) which is ok, getting neutral pressure is not easy to achieve and takes a lot of trial and error, but positive is fine especially with filters. Everything looks good to me and if it bothers you then remove the 4 screws and buy some thermal grizzleys thermal past (kryonaut) apply the paste evenly to the IHS (the CPU) and re-seat the Kraken lol but again those temps are good not bad.
@@2020Tech4U my CPU is an i5 8600k 3'6ghz. Thank you for the answer! I'll try out that incienso thing! But I am Happy that i buld It on the right way 🙇🏻♂️❤️
@@tonyguerreiro3679 Jayz2cents did a great video on the incense and how to do it and explains great detail on the different flows. I hope this all helps.
thank you
hola, tengo un sonido muy fuerte como un crujido en el radiador, pero solo cuando pasa los 4000 RPM, que puede ser?
podría ser el ventilador o las aspas del ventilador golpeando algo. Además, con la bomba dentro del radiador, podría haber burbujas de aire debido a la evaporación del agua. prueba primero la teoría de los fanáticos y luego actualízame.
@@2020Tech4U gracias por responder, que líquido recomiendas si es que necesito rellenarlo?
@@gplibertador no hay forma de llenar este. intente moverlo para aflojar las burbujas de aire. voltee el radiador boca abajo y mueva las mangueras.
lo he movido de todas las maneras, pero el sonido no desaparece, solo puedo silenciarlo con un programa que lo mantiene al 80% de RPM's
@@gplibertador Entonces podría ser que el agua en el circuito esté baja y reducir la velocidad de la bomba es asegurarse de que no entren burbujas en la bomba. Esté atento a la bomba porque no dan una advertencia cuando se apagan por completo
Helpful, thanks dude! :)
Had mine a Lil over a year. My temps were around 50°C to 68 when playing games, but now my current temps are 85-100 now when gaming. Idk what's going on. Lol
Have you cleaned the radiator? compressed air thru the fins also the fan, clean the CPU and the AIO block of all Thermal paste and reapply a quality paste, maybe hydronaut. Do you hear gurgling coming from the radiator? If so make sure the hoses are down on the RAD and if u still hear it then you need to refill the AIO, the Kraken should have a fill port, I'll be doing a video on refilling AIO's hopefully by this week, actually how to fully maintain a AIO video. Let me know if any of this helped.
@@2020Tech4U I'll take a look after work today and will let ya know what the issue is. I'm just hoping it isn't faulty
@@2020Tech4U I did everything put my temps are super high and the red cpu light comes on during install. Lol! I did have a malware and Trojan virus a week ago, but I removed it once it got detected. Could that be the case?
@@smithman013 What do u mean the CPU light comes on during install? When you turn on the PC? because thats normal for the lights to comes on because thats the mother board testing all components. POST stands for Power On Self Test. Ur PC is not on the floor correrct? Also the malware if removed properly should not be a issue. What I would do is undervolt the CPU. What are the full specs of the PC?
@@2020Tech4U I just purchased a new cpu cooler. And it will stay a solid red when it turns on because the cpu was overheating
Temp 35 c
thank you