OK i did install the H110. The temps are a lot better with fans at silent. 😄

I did manage to get 4.5 GHZ but it seems that i don't have the best chip. I had rise vCore at 1.475 to be stable. Usually at first 6th core fails then after i fix that issue 8th core fails then i fix that and things go fine.

Any tips are welcomed. 😄

@AceFace

Where is your H110 Rad mounted?

If on top i would mount it in the front first if its possible. That way it will always pull fresh air from the outside.

I also would check that the third fanspot under the radiator in the front is spinning a bit faster and has no restrictions to the graphics.
That way the top 2 spots will cool cpu but make case hotter for gpu, and the third bottom fan will provide an airpath to the gpu with cold air.

Top and back fans should be configured for positive air pressure to assure dust management.

just my opinion...

btw your case allows 360 rads, think about putting a little more money on a custom loop. i think it shouldb be too expensive to step up from the AIO watercoolers that dont perform sooo much better than good aircoolers.

Yeah a custom loop seems like a good option, but I need to solve this airflow problem. There's a 12C difference between running with the front panel mounted versus off (65C vs 53C). My H110 is mounted in the front, with 4 x Viper SP140 fans set as intake, 3 more 120mm fans up top (also intake), and finally one Corsair SP140 exhaust fan in the back.

Options I've been considering:

- Flipping at least two of the 120mm fans to exhaust to hopefully boost airflow through the case
- Modding the case: Specifically, adding cut-outs to the front panel to increase airflow over the radiator

And measures I've already tried:

- Removed the black grille from the front panel vent to increase airflow
- Switched from 2x Corsair 140mm fans to 4x akasa Viper SP140s

I'll try flipping the top fans around tonight and report back if there's any improvement.

I personally wouldnt go for push/pull. Imo push is the best from the performance/noise ratio. Especially in pull some fans are so freaking loud..

If its only with the sidepanel and your rad is already in the front (getting fresh air) the only problem must be to much air pressure in the case that works against the rad..

I mean even if the case temp rises by 5C an rad as input shouldnt notice as it gets its air from the outside and the tubing wont collect so much heat..

=> LOL :cool: I just saw your top fans are intakes???

1) you have 7 Fans intake and 2 fans (include psu) as ouput..
=> You have so much pressure input here that your fans are working against each other.
For me no wonder that your rad is nearly stuck with the sidepanel closed.
And another note: Warm air goes upwards. So top fans blowing down isnt the best. Its only a little effect but cant be bad to consider when working out the airpath/flow

Test this:
==> 4 Front fans as input (max power you can bear for loudness) Is there a fan filter?
==> 1Back out, 3 top out. These usually have no restriction and get pushed by the intakes. To maintain positive air pressure (only a little bit) you should set them lower as the input fans.

I use a little incense(cone) to check at the openings if its pushing the smoke or pulling and adjust untill it gets slightly pushed.
That way you can fine-tune to perfect input/output ratio and get a perfect airflow.

(BTW i didnt know you can mount so many fans in that case, i thought only 3xfront intake and 2 top.. how did you do that ? Or am i wrong here?)