I am not sure of the cause specifically, but these were the direct results after removing one fan. I'll have to do more research to see if it happened to anyone else. I do support Thermalright products, so this is just something I will continue to monitor with future builds I will be testing it in.
First of all, that's a nice build! In addition, that is curious with regard to the higher temps using push/pull heat sink tower fans? It's possible that one of three things occurred: the pull fan was slightly off-set from the tower, thus causing some heat blockage; or the pull fan was turning at lesser RPM's, or, lastly, the exhaust fan on the case couldn't keep up with the additional heat flow? Nonetheless, using only one fan on that heat sink tower should be more than sufficient.
The odd thing is that I just tested the exact same cooler with a Ryzen 5 5600 & RTX 3060 Ti combo. The temps were great with the dual fan setup. Perhaps the case I built into with 3 x air intake fans and a smaller GPU made the difference in air flow. The PC is in this video: ruclips.net/video/jQUYnZhVchs/видео.htmlsi=K-Ylcs9EjyBebTyV
@@HaisteComputerRepair I did think of that, but when you removed the second fan from the back of the heat sink tower, the temps were reduced to between 58 to 62C.That was still with the middle intake fan removed. In addition, the case you used for the 3060Ti build was different.
@@HaisteComputerRepair Oh yeah. I've run into many idiosyncrasies over the years which lead to tremendous internet research. Fortunately, the latter has always been a great help.
2:00 Curious this result, usually the second fan in single tower air cooler lower the temperatures ~2 degrees.
I am not sure of the cause specifically, but these were the direct results after removing one fan. I'll have to do more research to see if it happened to anyone else. I do support Thermalright products, so this is just something I will continue to monitor with future builds I will be testing it in.
True. Usually, it's minimal, but detectable.
First of all, that's a nice build! In addition, that is curious with regard to the higher temps using push/pull heat sink tower fans? It's possible that one of three things occurred: the pull fan was slightly off-set from the tower, thus causing some heat blockage; or the pull fan was turning at lesser RPM's, or, lastly, the exhaust fan on the case couldn't keep up with the additional heat flow? Nonetheless, using only one fan on that heat sink tower should be more than sufficient.
The odd thing is that I just tested the exact same cooler with a Ryzen 5 5600 & RTX 3060 Ti combo. The temps were great with the dual fan setup. Perhaps the case I built into with 3 x air intake fans and a smaller GPU made the difference in air flow. The PC is in this video: ruclips.net/video/jQUYnZhVchs/видео.htmlsi=K-Ylcs9EjyBebTyV
@@HaisteComputerRepair I did think of that, but when you removed the second fan from the back of the heat sink tower, the temps were reduced to between 58 to 62C.That was still with the middle intake fan removed. In addition, the case you used for the 3060Ti build was different.
@@zingwilder9989 Many different variables with PC building, for sure
@@HaisteComputerRepair Oh yeah. I've run into many idiosyncrasies over the years which lead to tremendous internet research. Fortunately, the latter has always been a great help.
@@zingwilder9989 The online community is certainly invaluable!