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Recent content by Tony2590
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Liquid Cooler fan keeps randomly getting loud very often
Ok so I managed to take a few pictures, first one obviously being the inside of the case, if you need a more specific picture I'll try and get it, I've just made an attempt to get a picture of all the wires plugged into something, apart from the 1 under the gpu which isn't showing much on its...- Tony2590
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- Forum: Internal Hardware
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Liquid Cooler fan keeps randomly getting loud very often
Thanks for the replies so far, not gonna lie I completely forgot to check the thread till now just from being busy with stuff, I appreciate your time responding either way. But yeah, if I may use this link as a reference if you can see the slots for each plugin...- Tony2590
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- Forum: Internal Hardware
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Liquid Cooler fan keeps randomly getting loud very often
May of been a bit of bad describing on my half, but yeah by CPU fan I mean the fan for the cooler it self, took a picture fairly close to the cooler and such with the radiator. The radiator only has the one fan that's on the case wall with the radiator attached to it, when building we did have...- Tony2590
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- Forum: Internal Hardware
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Liquid Cooler fan keeps randomly getting loud very often
Title is a bit shocking but I'll try to elaborate. The liquid cooler I'm using is a "Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite 120 CPU Liquid Cooler - Dual Dissipation Pump and 120 mm Air Balance Fan" and my motherboard is "Gigabyte Aorus AMD x570 PRO Motherboard" What's essentially happening is the...- Tony2590
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- Forum: Internal Hardware