Corsair H45 - Liquid CPU Cooler (Unboxing & Installation)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- SPECS:
- 120mm fan
- liquid is already in the closed-loop circuit
- no manual fan rpm control (control from BIOS)
- thermal paste is already applied onto "cold plate"
- water pump is inside the radiator unit (not in cold plate)
Compatibility (sockets):
Intel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3
AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM3, AM4
Setup shown in this video:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 1700x, 3.4GHz, 8-core, AM4 socket
MB: MSI B350 PC MATE
OBSERVATIONS:
To reduce the overall noise in the end I powered both the fan and the pump from constant 5V DC, cooling is fair enough (around 70°C when rendering longer videos) and the noise is very low!
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At every system startup, the fan starts at max rpm, than in a few moments the speed drops if it was lowered from BIOS (I totally eliminated this noise by powering it from a constant 5V DC source)
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Compared to air-coolers, the cooling is faster, temperatures severely drop in just seconds after the CPU load is eliminated
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Compared to air-coolers, the heat is eliminated from inside the case (when the radiator is placed outside the case, as in this video), plus there is a lot of free space inside the PC case for easy access of components
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I couldn't control the speed of the water pump from BIOS (yes, the water pump will also make some noise, not just the fan!)
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I mounted the radiator unit horizontally on top of my opened PC case because it barely fit inside my case, plus there were no suitable screw holes on the case, and the hot air would have left harder through the case's grill in the vertical position, and the supplied screws were not entering into the radiator unit (different size holes & threads)
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Hahahhah final location is brilliant
hey, as long as it works...
Its a notebook dude. Not sure id you can
Change your name to treelon musk
why lmao
Best final location ive ever seen :P
*when the bootleg guy sells you a pc case*
Like Bhumika Computers
Actually those cases are pretty common for office PC like use case.
It's just an older case, the internal components were updated, not the outer shell.
@@furulevi you need to upgrade the case first.. 😊
final location, my man
Nice hardware inside that very dated case. Consider upgrading for about $60 on a newer case such as the Corsair 200R Silent Edition. Most cases/chassis these days use minimum 120mm fans which breath much better than the 80mm/92mm designs and with much less noise. With that said, the rear or width of the case will accept the radiators. Also, Antec has a case "One" for about $55.
Damn good vid, thanks, love where you put the fan A+
😂😂🤣😂👍👍❤️ YOUR VIDEO WAS MORE FUNNY THAN AN TUTORIAL.
why was this video so entertaining
8:02 That noise comes from the pump. Not that interesting.
i do not trust that power supply
probally has dynamite in it
You need to clean the old thermal paste from the CPU with some alcohol and a clean cloth or paper towel
Your saying this to a guy who puts a water cooler on top of his case with cable ties and a block of wood, don’t think it’s gonna make a dent 😂
I love the final location that you stick with wood
:) In the end I introduced inside the case and placed on the back side because I changed the location of my PC case.
I wish I had the money to build a Ryzen 7 system, but I am poor as hell unfortunately. Nice review, I liked it a lot. Thanks! 😁
Greetings from Scandinavia.
Heill auk Sæll!
02:52 That's a shroud meant to be placed between the fan and radiator. Supposedly improves airflow.
Ultimate Jugadu.....
Of course one hose will be warmer because that's the one that will bring back the water to the radiator
Nice man, but you should change the bigger case.
Thanks for the help 👍
very interesting video, well done!
I can't hear the music bruv, turn it up more 🙂
I'd say just make new holes and mount it where you initialy intended. Also another tip, take some black electrical tape a tape psu cables for some extra style points. I see you had some attempts on cable managament but it could be improved imho.
2:22 It has 5y warranty, you bet it's ball bearing! ;)
Ryzen boy fan!!
Be careful with vacuuming your pc. Due to electro statics coming from your vacuum cleaner you can destroy your pc components if your vacuum cleaner is not grounded. Destroyed my motherboard thanks to my vacuum last week...
Very helpful video thanks
dude, your pc case is like forever years old
It's just a box, the content matters ;))
hahaha Died after seeing the final location xD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very good video ,
Enjoy this and very interesting
clean
Nice case man. Everything fits right😬😬😬
I finally mounted the radiator and fan inside the case...
Better. You showed the position of radiator. Thanks. How do you choose the casing?
Hahahahahah 8:55 mmmmmm o.O , Ok PC Gamers lol
Thanks, this video helpfull to install a liquid cooler with the standard pc case. Anyway, im fell confuse between bought a new gaming pc case or still with old pc case, after i watch this video, i can surely bought a liquid cooler with old pc case... My old thermal take cant cooling for super very full load (when i play gta v high resolutions), after 5 minutes system not respond, i check cpu temperature on bios reach 87°C.
Its really creative, genius 👍
Buy a liquid cooler which has more than one fan!!! The radiator in this 1 fan unit is small. My previous air cooler had a much larger heat-sink.
Ok, thanks for suggestion
i died a little when i saw him pull out a vacuum and vacuumed his motherboard
Some people love to blow air onto electronic components, but are scared to draw air... ;))
i have 2 of them , one on cpu , and one on GPU
that PSU is gangsta as hell 🤣🤣
More passive cooling for silence ;))
Can you help me out? I see you connected the 4 pin into the CPU fan on the mobo. But the manual says that the 3 pin is actually the CPU fan. I don't understand how to connect both the 3 and the 4 pins.
The 3 pin connector is for the water pump, the 4 pin connector is for the fan. (tested)
@@furulevi Thanks!
@@furulevi I believe it. Also because if I am not mistaken, the 4th pin lets you control the fan speed. Still I find it suspicious that the manual literally writes "cpu-fan" under the 3pin and 4pin as seperate without adding that it applies to the pump. Cheers!
Yes, lets you monitor and control the fan speed.
RIP FINAL LOCATION HAHAHAHA
lol, your case and psu is funny :)
optimized for passive cooling :D
You know, it a pretty good for $60 and it's more than enough for the price
I feel bad for you bro...but you make it work somehow!
why feel bad?
You had to do so many workarounds to get it to work and then you can't close the case!
for some times aio water pump is loud but after some times its quiets down
alien noise
WTF do not vacuum the pc components, you can charge them with electricity!
others are blowing compressed air onto PC components...
@@furulevi is not the same..
@@furulevi how about temps vs your old air cooler? thx
I don't really know, but as I noticed the main difference is that a liquid cooler takes away heat much faster compared to an air cooler. The size of this heatsink is much smaller compared to my previous air cooler, and that's not good, heat can't be removed fast enough because of this.
@@furulevi Vacuum cleaners create static electricity, compressed air cans don't. It is possible to fry some of the transistors with a vacuum cleaner but a lot of people do it without issues. I use compressed air though, better safe than sorry. You can buy them at the Action for 3/4 euro's (assuming you're Dutch since the cooler said Almere). I always have a few lying around.
A VACUUM??????? With all the static that builds up when turned on????
If you blow the air (and make a lot of mess/dirt) than people don't say anything... ;)
Great cable management
;))
8:40 ho so you can speak 😳
Hello then nice to hear you
I have the h45. DONT BUY IT. i would not recommend using this for any cpu with a tdp higher than 95w. The aircooler that he removed was a better choice imo.
The H45 cannot dissapate heat from the radiator fast enough. Temps slowly rise until the cpu throttles. Also. It is noisy af
Yes the heatsink of this water cooler is smaller than my previous air cooler. The advantage is that it cools faster and it's not dissipating the hot air inside the case but outside the case. I personally use the fan at only 5V DC and not variable 12V from the motherboard, and it is acceptable, it is not really overeating. Get a water cooler that has 2 fans, those have larger heatsinks.
nice..
Bruh moment when he brought out his vacuum, Don't do this at home kids
Others are blowing the air...
Why is it called liquid cooling ? Should we put water or anything ? Where does it have liquid ?
The liquid is already inside the radiator, inside the hoses, and inside the waterblock (heatsink). The user doesn't need to add any water.
can instead I plug the pump cable on the pump fan, I plug on the SYS FAN (if you don`t have the PUMP fun plug)????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
As a comedy video is ok.
I have a Corsair Case and same cooler and I can't fit same case and same cooler together.
Modify it until it fits. Finally I mounted the radiator inside the PC on the back.
Una duda amigo mi placa mother no tiene los 3 pines del TKG2510 solo trae los 4 pines del ventilador que procede? Md marca ya error de temperatura.
The 3rd pin is for monitoring fan rpm, the 4th pin is for modifying the rpm through software.
i install my up side down good or bad???
Haha great man. I think now you have better case maybe.
Not yet, the available cases don't fit my needs, I like to quickly disconnect hard drives from time to time for different tests.
RIP me.
The music killed me in a ms.
just lower the volume :-p
@@furulevi Can't. I'm already dead.
Older fan CPU???
u dint put thermal paste man in new watercooling below
It is already on it, see at 1:48
That a dell optiplex case lol? Good vid tho
Just a cheap old case, into which I constantly added newer components.
Of you got a new case you could put the radiator in right
Yes, I'll need to upgrade the case also, not just the contents...
what the heck of a remnant of war is that power supply?
It is opened for more passive cooling. The fan rpm is lowered by using constant 5V instead of variable 5-12V which is noisy at high loads.
I have an H45 WC that I bought a long time ago, before AM4 release.
Can you send to me all measurements for the AM4 mounting bracket?
I'll update the CPU, maybe then...
@@furulevi I would appreciate if you can. Thank you.
Did you really just vacuumed your mobo? Is it safe?
As long as you don't put it very, very close to the components on the PCB in my opinion is the same as blowing air onto it...
Anyobdy use this with R5 3600? please share your temps :3
Is the noise loud enough to be annoying ?
I don't like the water pump's noise. An air fan can be quieter!
i want to use the it with my laptop (DIY project) (on top of a Heat tube) please help how to power the pump and fan.. i need Voltage and current Values...
12V DC, I'm not sure about the current...
so i can use it on my ryzen 5 1600 no?
that's also on the AM4 socket, so yes you could...
Can we use the amd bracket with the backplate? I hope i get a reply soon.
I had to use the original backplate of my motherboard (5:45).
furulevi yeah i didnt notice that it was from the original motherboard at first but then i discovered but still thank you.😁
the pump is noisy
Does it not come with a amd backplate?
I used the one provided by my motherboard...
Do you need thermal paste for installation?
At 1:47 the gray squares are the thermal paste, so there is no need to add paste again, unless you replaced the CPU and the paste is deteriorated or it's old and dry.
@@furulevi Thanks alot I've replaced it with succes !
nah the vaccum pissed me off
you shouldn't vacuum hardware electronics it can create static and ruin your hardware, best idea is to blow it with an air duster.
so i must use the stock backplate?
Use whichever is compatible, I used the one that came with my motherboard, that was threaded.
Works in 775? I see 775 in the backplate
I think not...
Supported sockets:
Intel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3
AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM3, AM4
So sad, I'm a low spec gamer and I like this WC but if don't works, I will buy some who really offers a good performance like CoolerMaster Masterliquid ML240L, did you know something about it?
Will this be capable of running overclock system?
This radiator is not too large, so... maybe not. A double/triple sized radiator would be better for longer stress periods and higher frequencies.
tes i have this mine is a sandy bridge @ 4.6 @ 40 degrees or so,previous noctua has it at 90 in games
How the fuck is that power supply safe how is he not dead frome that he is killing me
Just simply don't insert any metal objects in small openings and everything is safe. The 220V parts are on the other side of the circuit board. Even a wall socket can be considered dangerous because 220V is around 1 cm away from the finger.
why corsair text cant horizontal? :S
maybe on other motherboards is possible...
Do you still have it? Did it leaked?
It's still working fine, no problems. Just I don't like the noise of the water pump... I might get back to an air cooler.
@@furulevi i have that water cooler too, but i think im going to buy a more safe air cooler
4:37
Nooo plz do not vacuum an motherboard static electricity can kill it
How about blowing it using compressed air? People like that, but from the point of view of static electricity in my opinion it has the same effect.
@@furulevi actually the vacuum causes static electricity in the tip of the hose. I have touched vacuum ends before and they have static electricity. also, the powerful vacuum can pull in the motherboard components
Do you still have it? did it leaked?
I still have it, no leaks till now.
WHAT THE HELL
por que no le pusiste pasta termica
At 1:47 the gray squares are the thermal paste.
wtf your power supply ?
I opened it up to cool it passively and to spin the fan slower at only 5V to make it more silent :)
Is the fan removable?
Yes (4 screws in the corner).
@@furulevi thanks mate
no voy a usar el tutorial de alguien que usa la aspiradora para limpiar su pc
Others use a compressor, both are air under positive/negative pressure.
Just drill some holes man jeez
bro how to get water on it?
The liquid should be already inside, there should be no need to bother with that.
lmao
That man is going to save the earth guys..... don't make fun of him
The water is cooled by the air giving it a constant loop from your CPU to the Fan
The peeping sound is really annoying :/
which one? min:sec
1151?
Compatibility (sockets):
Intel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3
AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM3, AM4
men you need a new case :P
Probably, but the PC won't be faster because of that ;)
and you would have 105,000 members? jajajajajaja I want my 5 minutes lost to watch this massacre
buy a case corsair pleaseeeeee even cheaper one
I wanted a silent case, but everything is well hidden, which does not suit my experimenter type of mentality :)
Is shapport 775 LGA
I guess not...
Compatibility (sockets):
Intel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3
AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM3, AM4
@@furulevi oh man thanks
Wat a troll man
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NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER VACUUM Electronic components!!! NEVER!!!
instead blow compressed air onto them? :)
Do not buy this cooler. The pump on mine got very loud and very unefficient
Air cooling is definitely safer, it needs no water pump, thus the pump won't make any noise, plus it won't fail "pumping" either. The bad part of air-cooling is the large size, plus the heat somewhat remains inside the case.
WHAT ? wtf it this case brha