Thanks in advance for some advise - maybe someone has experience with the same case and can share their temps/fan setup with me. RAM: g.skill trident z (would need lpx to get clearance) GPU: Strix 3080 OC 12gb (OC mode with 106% power draw) I read that the CPU is ok to run under 'warmer' conditions and that cooler air would/could benefit the GPU.Ĭase fans: 3x Noctua Chromax NF-A12x15 on top (2) and rear (1)ĪIO: NZXT Z63 280mm (front/pull with 2 Noctua NF-A14 industrialPPC-2000 PWM) My CPU temps are currently not really an issue (40s to low 50s Celsius and max 65C when running Time Spy loop). Question 2: Would moving the AIO to the top show a significant enough decrease in GPU temps while not effecting CPU too much to justify buying a new 240mm AIO? Question 1: Are the current temps while gaming considered high for this GPU and could they damage the GPU if sustained over time in gaming sessions? I can see minor GPU throttling as it heats up but would be ok with that as it's not effecting my experience and only shows up in benchmarks/stress tests. Not inaudible but the wife doesn't complain anymore so all good! Max gpu temps I have seen were 78C when running 20 minute Time Spy & Heaven loops.īeing a bit stubborn and thinking that GPU temps could be a bit lower, I am still thinking about installing an AIO on top but I lack the knowledge to know it would actually make sense though. This is with side panel on and the whole system is already a lot more quite. 2 Posted Septem(edited) Gamers Nexus recommended orienting vertically mounted radiators with the water lines entering the bottom to reduce the chance that air bubbles will cause circulation problems. GPU temps are around 35C when idle and 70-72C when gaming. I got curious, was in ‘experimental’ mode & had fans to spare, so I grabbed one of the shelved fans that came with my Corsair 4000D Airflow Case & clipped it onto the pull side of my CPU cooler with the intent of seeing if it made any difference to my temps when used in conjunction with the push fan I’d added months ago. Clear oversight/lack of research on my part so I ended up installing the AIO in the front and 2 fans on top and 1 on the rear as exhaust for now. Corsair 4000d Airflow - Ryzen 5900x - Intake vs Exhaust fans matter - YouTube I was almost convinced by our community that the top exhaust fan on my Corsair 4000d airflow was.
#Best fan setup for corsair 4000d airflow install
When trying to install the AIO on the top, I unfortunately realized that my ram is too high though and that I would require a 240mm AIO.
#Best fan setup for corsair 4000d airflow plus
My plan was to have 3 intake fans in the front and my AIO (NZXT z63 280mm) on top plus 1 rear fan as exhaust.
I just bought a Corsair 4000D Airflow since I was not comfortable with noise level (no side panel) and the GPU temps, 75C+ without side panel, in my old NZXT H510.
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