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• Cooling liquid - HP Pavillion Phoenix h9z Desktop

  I bought a h9z HPE Phoenix today online.  I ordered the heatsink / fan for cooling.  I don't do games, but I do a lot of design, photographic achievements and editing with adobe products.  Should I go liquid cooled by option, for my needs, or am I ok with what I ordered?  Windows 7, 64-bit.  Thank you

  [Personal information]

  Hello

  Unless you are at the wheel of the processor in very high to extreme use then the typical heat sink arrangement should suffice.

  The latest versions of Adobe do most of the rendering through the video card.

• Cooler liquid secondary market SYS_FAN and CPU_FAN Question

  Hello. I would like to replace my 3 + year, cooler Asetek stock in my R4 Aurora with a Corsair H75. From what I understand, two corsair fans caught in the rear slot of SYS_FAN Strip high close to the rear of the case and the cooler itself plugs in the CPU_FAN slot in the center of the Strip.

  Can anyone verify if this is correct and I will avoid boot problems/errors?

  FYI, I uninstalled Command Center and political use of cooling of Windows to manage my time. He really did a great job. My i7-3820 Sandy Bridge E OC is 'ed to 4.2 GHz between all four cores and my time difficult to reach the 70's low. I am simply by changing the stock cooler as a preventive maintenance measure.

  I installed the Corsair H75 and 16 GB of G.Skill Ripjaws X series 1600 MHz. everything works perfectly. My times are a solid 20 cooler during benchmarks and games. Couldn't be happier!

• HP Z840 workstation: for Z840 liquid cooling?

  I currently have a Z800 WS dual Xeon CPU and coolant.  I am scheduled for a new WS and watched the Z840 but I don't see an option of liquid cooling. I run the structural analysis software that allows me to analyze a load case by heart so more cores means a faster flow.

  I was told that the faster clock speed and multiple real cores will be the best, so what will work better CPU and RAM?

  Another question, is that HP has a Mobo that supports several consumers i7 cpu popular with a lot of ram? I don't know if the Z840 WS and processor Xeon is the best bet.  Are there other options?

  There is no option of liquid cooling for z840 systems. With current processors, we do not believe that the system requires liquid colling option. HP get a kit rather than high-performance cooling liquid cooling in air. I don't know when, but not a long time.

  The following quicspecs list the supported processors and the memory modules. This system supports INTEL® XEON® E5 and DDR4 - 2133 ECC Registered / RAM load reduced (LR).

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c04400043.PDF

  For performance, it is not a simple question. It depends on your application such as processor, memory intensive, drive-training or other resource intensive applications.

• Liquid workstation HP Z420 cooling soloution for Intel Xeon E5-1620

  I had a series of accidents on my Z420 rendering of 3D models and usually all while using the software 3D (cinema 4 d). It uses 100% of all 8 cores when rendering and it overheats and crashes, without notice. I am wanting to study the HP liquid cooling solution but I can't find anywhere online, I really didn't have a clue where to look all of this and I really hope that someone can help out me here by specifying where to buy because I can't even find anything on the site of HP? I'm not ready to change the affinity of cinema 4 d at least hearts because I am told by the computer scientist he will simply overheat it anyway and it will be 100% longer which could lead to huge problems. Oh and a software that strangles the process won't work because I am running windows 7. Any help will be massively appreciated!

  Hello

  HP offers a cooling liquid for certain workstations. You can contact the HP Support or sales of HP to see the availability of cooling water for your particular model Z420. Check this page 6.

  E5-1620 has four cores (eight threads using hyperthreading).  See the above referenced manual page 3.

  Check with the manufacturer of application software and find out what they suggest to help with your problem.  A processor with multiple cores processors help? Are there other means and technology (SSD or a faster video, TESLA GPU processor card) that will help the rendering process?

• Aurora R1 - R4 A - 51 Corsair h80i Corsware mind-Meld liquid cooling adapters-> 0 <-not available h55 h60 h75 h100i h105 also

  M M Mark II:

  Coolers of H80i/100i Sata-Fan area-51 & Aurora R1 - R4

  Quantity available: 0 (sold out since 3.16.15)

  

  Picture shows 7 pins of the Aurora - I also 5pin of area-51. An adapter like this is what Dell had to you when the pump of your clogged R4 for unresolved reasons not allowed & overheated your high dollar Ivy-E.

  I built the above adapter & I have enough power to do more than 9 of them for the aftrmrkt Corsair-type coolers in your area 51 & Aurora R1 - R4. Sold through eBay & here on the forum:

  

  -: 55/60/75/80i/100i/105? I have technology majik in mind-Meld w/CmndCntr-

  For h80i/100i - above - I used the correct 7pin to reconnect your bunch of overhead lighting, & you go your connector sata & pumps fan connect my sata-mutual Fan connectors. It is the Mark II version, where the rider to the ground happens in the sata connector. Crimping base & welding using correct pins & UL1009 BLK 22awg wire. 1 "wire >< 2.5"="" end-to-end.="" h55/60/75/105="" will="" use="" a="" similar="" setup:="" mark="" iii,="" see next post="">

  Do you need one? Meh. But if you do, CmndCntr will notice current pump execution status, you will not get the fan @ start up error, & your CorsairLink fact his majik via usb for temp and fan speed monitoring. If you don't have a link, then try it. The idea of the wire back as if it was b4 the swap. And you can pop your fans of the pump head, reconnect on sysfan, leave the CC to do its thing. Uninstall the link. It I said...

  Cost is $ 15, so you will not break try it. Ready to post on now. If you want to be on the shopping list:

  1. Carillon in this thread & say: to the bottom of my stranger with the mind-Meld (my R1, R4, A - 51 etc.)
  2. Follow it up w/a friend request
  3. I'll message back for your Paypal ID & we take care of the rest

  Of course you can look @ my pictures & make your own mind-Meld retro-fit-kit: details are brutally specified here, where you can buy a foot hold how/where your source material & build your:

  • The ALX files: Operation Mind-Meld: Command Center Retrofit for Aurora R4 overheating problem SOLVED! Corsair H55 H60 H75 H80i Area 51 h100i h105 how to project Corsair cpu cooler liquid beam = Corsware
  • http://en.community.Dell.com/Owners-Club/Alienware/f/3746/t/19585441

  

  left: simple wire used for the rider "son" of superior quality (chemical bonding) land of new gold-plated pin sata

  Middle: components used to adapt #2 - right: finished product

  below: more pinned on. Yours is ready to send out now.

  

  I had planned to welding - assembling 4 adapters over this weekend, but as John Lennon advised us:

  life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans

  The foregoing were not welded or assembled yet: a good thing, too. If sell Mark III adapters in the post below, I can convert them more "Tesla Swiss Army knives" (below, add 2.50) If you wish.

  When your M - M adapter arrives, open your door case & plug it. Time is about to sing the words this moving Lennon - McCartney favorite - song right on then & there to your dear Alien:

  Close your eyes... don't be afraid... the monster of swap is gone... it is on the run... & your Daddy's here

  beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful boy...

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=j0IMASimhRo

  The beautiful Lennon / Darling Boy - one of my favorite too - (as in Mr. Holland's Opus)

  Adapters Alienwair comes to be run to the top of the flag pole: Let's see who salutes...

  My R1 Aurora down with mind-Meld.

  I'll take a Mark III Tesla (Swiss Army Knife) version.

  Not sure why my cooler Asetek original works still after 4 years, but my Aurora-R1 must live forever.

  Who knows what brings the future. I don't know that I want my cooler Asetek replacement as new (not used or rebuilt). This card allows to use Contingency Plan-B (using a Corsair/Asetek proven cooler).

• Alienware 18 - need help with cooling

  I thought to upgrade my GPU to the latest graphics card from NVIDIA and also get a processor adapted to go with it. But as there is no upgrade for the motherboard, I face the problem of overheating and damage my computer.

  (1) I would appreciate any help and advice you can give me on how to prevent my system overheating.

  (2) are fans in the 18 AW dimmable-up? If Yes, can you recommend some?

  (3) is it possible to recover the coolant in an 18 AW?

  (4) can you recommend me a good external cooler for a 18 AW?

  There is no way to upgrade the fans and no way to install a cooling liquid.  An air cooler is the best you can do.

  The fastest rest for laptop 980GTX - format the video card - these are available from specialists in the MXM format, but run about $1 K each, so it's not exactly an inexpensive upgrade.

  A standard USB cooling pad will work fine.

• Installation of Corsair H75 cooler in Aurora R4 Fractal

  Hello. I'm looking to replace my stock unit of cooling liquid for a few reasons, the age and efficiency of cooling. I recently pushed the Turbo on my i7-3820 of 3.7 to 4.2 GHz. My time enter into the high 60s and sometimes during the comparative analysis of the 1970s and the games. After doing much research, I came down to the Corsair H75. It looks like it should install without much complication. This is where my questions come and whay I am here.

  I would like to know if I'm having problems connecting fans and the pump on the Alienware 07JHNO motherboard. I want to really just to install the device and let my system all the temporary management. I've looked everywhere and even called Corsair. Corsair suggested I call Dell and see if the card mother Alienware had a cleaner (I think that's the word he used) connections that would prevent the H75 of being a simple scenario 'plug and play '.

  In the past, Dell has been less helpful with situations like this, especially given that my warranty has expired. I am not notified with internal PC connector types, so I'm here hoping to gain some knowledge and I hope to find answers.

  Thanks in advance.

  Here is the link for the air conditioner that I am looking to buy:

  www.Corsair.com/.../Hydro-Series-H75-Liquid-CPU-Cooler

  Yes, I have installed the H80i and even if I have a USB cable is connected. I'm not using the software

  I have the H80i the two fans. I've had this for about a year and a half now and it has been working perfectly. Even in game modes

• Does anyone have a work around for the design on PowerMac G5 2005 flaw that causes noise interference on the outputs? (Audiophile, sound engineer)

  OK, here's my problem - I have a set of audio interface Protools Digi 002 via Firewire 400 on a PowerMac G5 I was lucky enough to be given last year. I finally managed to connect my home recording studio system, he wire of mixer etc, but when I listen to the music coming from the outputs of the Digi 002 there in a great cacophony of audio interference, so much and so well, when I mount the system I can move my pointer between two monitors and it plays a different frequency of buzz. Everytime I open a window, Soft etc it is more electronic noise.

  He took a while to limit, but after reading this excerpt from wikipedia, it seems that it was a fault common to this particular model until Apple released the revised version of the B of the G5 (?);

  ' The first versions of the dual processor G5 have problems of noise . The first is ground loop- based interference,^[5] that sometimes causes noise seeps into the outputs audio analogue. This bug has been fixed in Rev. B G5.'

  and

  ' Well that the noise problems do not prevent computers affected work, they asked problems for audio professionals and enthusiasts as well, especially for models to liquid cooling, which had been expressly designed as mechanically quiet for listeners. "

  Well, that's no euphemism - in fact it makes the mac completely useless for my needs, I need the outputs clean digital noise to send for outboard effects/EQ/etc.

  As it was a common fault, I was hoping someone might be able to shed some light on a workaround solution, as I can't imagine recording ground studios just stop until this has been fixed by releasing a new G5?

  The only idea that I came up with so far is to buy a transformer of isolation, but I'm not entirely convinced that will solve the problem?

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks in advance

  Have you tried CHUD Tools & turn off NAP mode?

  The first versions of the dual processor G5 have problems of noise . The first is ground loop- based interference,^[5] , which causes sometimes analog audio output sound leaks. This bug has been fixed in Rev. B G5.

  The second problem of noise came from his "tweets", which can be triggered by power fluctuations. For example, display or hide the Dock makes a short beep. Many blamed the power supply used in the G5 as the cause, but this theory has never been confirmed. A very effective workaround is to disable microprocessors 'siesta' using Apple CHUD Tools, but this was not recommended by Apple. This noise problem has not set until the generation of dual-core G5s was produced, but it does not affect the model of "Late 2004" (at least there have never been reports). Draw of power fluctuation has been later attributed to the lack of power management features in processors simple heart. ^[6] Apple eventually posted information bug tweets on its support site. ^[7]

  Although noise problems did not prevent the computers assigned to work, they were problematic for audio professionals and enthusiasts as well, especially for models with cooling liquid, which had been expressly designed as mechanically quiet for listeners.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac_G5

  Just one last note on the use of CHUD tools to disable the 'Nap' on the G5 Dual functionality: restart your machine reactive 'Nap '. You may have already seen this on the Apple forums. Kind of a bummer - although I rarely shut down my machine. In any case, running with 'Nap' off today seems to have resulted in a significant increase in general speed/responsiveness for me (I'm still running the stock 512 MB RAM, with another 1 GB on the way).

  «Matthew S.»

  http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/G5/G5_noise_tips.html

• HP ENVY Phoenix 860-008na: HP ENVY Phoenix 860-008na

  Recently purchased the

  HP ENVY Phoenix 860-008na

  had a little look inside with the side panel removed.

  noticed its NOT cooled liquid

  his cooled by fan and radiator with heat pipes in copper,

  is this normal, anyone else noticed?

  Thanks guys,.

  system specifications are,

  Intel Core i7 6700 Skylake @3. 4 Ghz to 4 Ghz

  16 GB DDR4 RAM

  2 TB HDD & 128 GB SSD storage

  GTX980Ti 6 GB GDDR5 NVIDIA

  Windows 10

  Yes.

  It's normal.

  It is not advertised as being shipped with H2O cooling.

  http://store.HP.com/UKStore/merch/product.aspx?ID=N8X66EA & opt = Abu & salt = DTP

• Phoenix

  Hi all

  I've been thinking that a new office for some time now and just finally pulled the trigger on the HPE Phoenix h9t with i7 2600 processor.  I enjoyed to see and read other posts on this new system, as it has been very informative (it is not just a bunch of good info out there still on the Phoenix).  I have a really nice HP laptop already, so I'm not completely new to this company, but I've never owned an HP desktop computer before, especially one that it costs a lot.  It has been a difficult decision to make and I almost bought a Dell/Alienware with a similar setup, but I feel good about what I've ordered here.  I just don't have the time to build my own, and there was just something about this platform that has attracted my attention and peaked my interest.

  Also, I noticed many of you comment on the heatsink of heat/cooling.  I went with the liquid cooler myself, if for no other reason that I read the stock Intel CPU cooler was not so great and my office is warm during the summer - and I didn't want the system overheating.  Can someone tell me how the liquid cooling is done for them?  I heard a review mentions that the liquid autonomous units are carried out by Asetek, a company with a lot of experience, which makes them.

  What about anyone who has overall experience with the Phoenix bench so far here, comments or opinions?  I would be very happy of them while I look more forward to my system to arrive.   Thank you.

  Here is my command:

  HP Pavilion HPE Phoenix h9t customizable desktop PC

  • • Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
  • • 2nd generation Intel Core i7-2600 processor [3.4 GHz, 8 MB of shared cache]
  • • Premium HP keyboard and optical mouse
  • • FREE UPGRADE to 10 GB of DDR3 - 1333 MHz SDRAM [3 DIMMS] from 8 GB
  • • 2 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive
  • • No secondary hard drive
  • • Microsoft Office Starter: Word & Excel w / ads to reduced functionality. No PowerPoint or Outlook
  • • Norton Internet Security (TM) 2012-15 months
  • • 1 GB DDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti [2 DVI, mini-HDMI. VGA adapter]
  • • Liquid cooling solution
  • • Blu - ray player & SuperMulti DVD burner
  • • Premium Wireless - N LAN card
  • • 15-in-1 reader cards, 4 x USB 2.0 (front), 2 x USB 3.0 (top)
  • • No TV Tuner
  • • Beats Audio (tm) - a built-in studio quality sound

  * I have a Radeon HD 6950 already that will replace the GTX 550 it as soon as I get it.

  No problem in adding a video card. Won't be a problem for you either. Before that you ordered one you get. HP was offering a GTX 580 1.5 you could buy. But they aren't now. Probably since the GTX 680 comes out and they who will soon offer. Temp. Wise with the cpu. I saw that he hit 72 c while playing BF3. My room is usually still a bit warm. Yet. It's good with, use safe operating and not even close to the limit. Not sure why you would want to install a different PSU. It is a k + 1 computer. It should work fine. I just no luck with mine. Solution of cooling liquid it will drop up to crazy cooling time. I envy you!

  After a few reflections, photos and even a video when you get it. Or all of the above! I would like to hear your comments.

• Voodoo Omen with regard, water pump is longer supported by HP - help! : p

  Hi all

  I have an old omen Voodoo (water cooling system) - here is a link to a review of this version: http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/voodoo-omen/4505-3118_7-31292135.html which was purchased from voodoo before its acquisition by HP.  HP supports more Voodoo telephone products.   My former client ID attached to the omen is 37047 (HP Voodoo team recognized that a few years - if you were on this team, I really appreciate your help!).

  Problem: when I start, there is a horrible noise that I've isolated as coming from the pump to water.  After a bit, he calms down, but I think that it is a 'sign' of bad things to come.    Looking closely, I suspect that the cooling liquid does not flow even in the tubes.  Thus, the pc stopped several times during the boot sequence.

  Question: I think it is a good idea to replace the pump sick before he died.  I'm having a lot of trouble finding any computer repair shop in the san francisco Bay area (I'm in the east Bay) who knows even that there is a such thing as the water cooled pc.

  1. How can I find the mark of the pump that was installed so that I can order a replacement?
  2. I'm looking for a local preference pc technician who is at ease of repair / replacement of water cooling systems.
  3. Is anyone out there?

  It is possible that I just need to replace the pump - hose seems fine.

  Thank you!

  Robert

  

  The solution involves a complete rebuild of the system with all new parts, except the excellent Voodoo chassis.  I would have added a cooling system, the water but there was no need - and here is a picture, finally.   There is some dust, but you get the idea - it's an approach minimalist and clean wiring.  You can see the fan of collmax takes a lot of space, sitting on top of the cpu - but the entire Setup is silent and ultra reliable.

  It was perfect for my needs, and very quickly - I push it more difficult with several processes going on in lightroom, photoshop and the plugins.  I tried a few games as well and was very impressed - there was no need to overclock.

  I always have this problem with the locations of card reader is not recognized - don't know how to solve this one - and as I said, I can live with that by importing directly from the camera.

  System information:

  Case of Voodoo curse

  ASUS rampage motherboard

  Intel cpu i7 - 4930K

  32 GB of fast ram

  Graphics GeForce GTX 780 Ti

  Power 1200 Watt

  in the solid state boot drive.

  For cooling, I went later with a generic double fan coolmax system instead of water.

  Verdict: it is silent, reliable and fast without overclocking; the system is basically brand new.   The only thing that remained was the case of Voodoo Omen very excellent and very heavy.

• Z840 HP: HP Z840 CPU

  Pending an answer to my question of cooling liquid, I will ask another question.

  The line processor Xeon E5 is the fastest CPU listed for the Z840. It looks like a Xeon E7-8891 is faster and I wonder if it might be available in the Z840 in the near future? Any plans for a Xeon E7 for the Z840?

  GTWatson77459 wrote:

  "With my situation in mind, what would be the best compromise of clock speed and the number of cores of the Z840?

  It's an interesting question.  The short answer is that it is application specific, but it is difficult to determine how to balance carrots vs. frequency for each application.  I don't really know the answer, but there are several variables to consider.

  The Z840 supports 3.5 GHz 4 core 2.3 GHz 18 of the CPU core.  Intel numbers according to their idea of relative performance processors, i.e., E5-2699 is the 'up' and the E5-2603 to 1.6 GHz and 6 hearts is the lowest.  HP QuickSpecs Z840 are here.   This gives a rough idea of the relative performance.

  Some points of reference, such as those on cpubenchmark.net, have higher ratings for processors with the majority of souls.  It's a way to rate CPU.  But we know as high-frequency players less lower cores.  The Z840 offers the processor 3.1 GHz 10 E5-2687W, which is a CPU high power (160W) Workstation only.  This could be the sweet spot, but don't take my word for it that it will be the best for your application.

  A little off-topic technical discussion:

  Frequency rated core from Intel is the guaranteed minimum of frequency.  All processors have the Turbo Boost technology, which increases the base frequencies by steps of 100 MHz.  CPUs are given numbers for turbo steps maximum 'all basic' and 'carrot' turbo maximum steps.  For example, the E5-2699 is only 2.3 GHz, but can stimulate all the hearts in 5 steps and a carrot in 13 stages, under certain conditions.

  Intel found that the maximum power of the CPU is limited by the temperature of die.  Too hot, and the industry may be damaged (in fact it is thermally first throttle) so Intel limited the power being dissipated.  (Each processor has a rated output of Groove).  Die temperature corresponds to the use of the power of the CPU.  Use your analogy (of cleaning units = pressure x Volume) pressure washer, similarly, CPU power dissipation is a function of: [frequency of the processor (higher freq = more power used), the number of active nuclei and the load on each core].  The idea is to run the CPU at a high level of power for maximum performance, so the frequency of the hearts will vary depending on the load.

  If the system uses only 1 core, temperature of die will get too hot, if there is an another carrots 15 just sitting there.  In this case, Intel will increase the active base of several steps of 100 MHz frequency.  10 stages = 1 GHz, so what rated 2.3 GHz CPU could run to 3.3 GHz for a short period.  If all hearts work 100%, the hottest of, so the frequency of operation may be limited to the nominal value.  The frequency may change the order of milliseconds, if I remember correctly.

  Another mechanical analogy, it is that of a car with a redline 6000.  Maximum power (= performance) is then carried out to redline, even, the CPU performance maximum occurs at the maximum temperature limit.  If the CPU can run at up to x Watts, why not increase the frequency when he's not stressed?

  It is a simplification, but tries to explain the operation of the CPU.  Sometimes people post in the forums that their CPU temp is high, and they are worried about it.  As long as the temperature is lower than the maximum junction temperature Tj max, it's OK.  (Running coretemp program displays Tj max and the base time, FYI).  If the system is working properly, with the correct heater and the circulation of air, it runs the warmer is a sign to get the best performance from the system.  Running a car to redline makes it go faster, but it heats up.  ;-)

  BTW, in the same way, if the CPU usage is very low, the frequency of the processor will drop a lot of steps, sometimes a GHz or more.  This is done to save overall system power when the processors don't make much.  Run an active program of CPU frequency will show bounce everywhere.

  The UC E5-2687W is the only supported processor 160W.  Intel suggests that it's the highest "balance" CPU because it has a relatively high frequency of 3.1 GHz to 10 cores and has more thermal height.  But even once, do not take my word for it that it is better for your application.

  HP found that some programs do not recognize more than 64 hearts, so 2 x 18 E5-2699 processors cores with hyperthreading, will use only 64 out of 88 cores available (with active Hyperthreading).  Just another complication.  FOR INFO.

  Sorry for the long post, but I hope that some of it is useful.

• higher Ping on windows 7 home Prem x 64 on xp32bit

  My problem is with ping and latency in a game called soldier of fortune platinum older edition.  ping times are 30-40 points higher. I searched high and low forums and found nothing that actually helped me to solve this problem. all my drivers are up to date according to windows and the bios ect. Here is my card on my computers and connection.

  3 MB per second of att dsl service

  gaming platform:
  Intel i7 920 Quad Core 2.66 ghz (overclocked to 3.2 ghz), cooled liquid by Aztec system
  6 GB corsair dominator ram @ 1600hz
  2 320 GB HDD's in raid 0
  motherboard is asus p6x58D Premium with the integrated realtek hd audio and 3 gigabit ethernet ports
  additional network card is a xeno pro nic bigfoot killer
  support ati radeon 5750hd 1 GB ddr5 w/dx11 mem

  Please someone help me. I was pulling my hair out for days.  frustrating having built something like it to have it run poorly. Thanks in advance,

  Loco

  Click with the right button on the prompt in the start menu > all programs > assesories, then click on run as administrator. Type "netsh interface tcp set global autotuning = disabled" without the quotes and press ENTER. now, go to network and sharing Center and go to manage networks on the left side. Right-click on 'Local network connection' and go to properties. Not click on Qos packet scheduler and choose uninstall. You can google two of those to see what they are for, but with tcp auto tuning and qos all removed you will see great improvements. Home page: http://deadwinter.servegame.com RSS FEED: http://deadwinter.servegame.com/?feed=rss2 Podcast: http://totemsoup.podbean.com/

• Aurora r5 stock heatsync voltage problems with evga modular 750 watt power supply

  The stock fan on the heat sink thermal condition of the R5 Aurora stock runs just as fast as it can while holding a 6700 k, you mind, at a steady temperature around 30 C idle. Previous the cpu and psu were almost silent, whereas now the fan seems to run to rpm max powered an EVGA 750 watt p2 modular power unit cpu1 slot. How can I reach the bios to lower the fan speed?

  Yet, I am not "awake" not until the Caffè Verona + mix roast French kick. I do not have the model of your computer, but your service PDF manual available for download on the R5 Dell.com support page lists the Bios options, lists the right place to connect the fan to & lists the keyboard button to push to enter the Menu of the Bios. At a time like this, I could put back the original power supply in there, confirm the fan installs, if so, replace the new power supply in, see if again deploys spazzes

  but I don't think it's the power supply

  If your bios menu has no control of the fan speed, a swap of psu se do not spin faster or slower radiator fan. If you have ordered the 6700 k to the Fund, you would have power 850w. If you have installed the 6700 k yourself, using pneumatic radiator, it is possible the 95 watt cpu needs best, as the cooling liquid cooling. I see you're at 30 c idle, but it seems that the fan is bad fan... header check than 1st, see options in photo here: Alienware Aurora R5 - fan CPU 100%

  • Edit: @Hockeytown messaged me: "I eventually replaced the H80i Corsair GT for a 550LC Asetek ebay OEM pump. "This has solved my problem of fan and I am now able to connect via the (Top_fan + Pump_fan) factory setting and not errors.
  • @Hotarri installed Corsair H60

  It is possible, the motherboard as expected 'react' different when deleting in the 6700 k; It is possible that since 6700 k factory liquid cooled, the spazzes motherboard when the owner puts 6700 k themselves but without cooling liquid, such as a small problem, uses one table different fan / or a set of parameters of the fan speed (6700 k + pneumatic radiator = incompatibility) that hopefully you can change in the Bios somehow somewhere but maybe not

  It is possible that you can hand-place 3rd fan header 'pump', trying to fool the mother board, lol, see if the cpu fan slows down as a test. Still, I do not have this model, I think that the motherboard that waits for a signal fan/tachometer on the header of the pump in response to 6700 k, good luck with it

  post a photo of your swap 750 for us when you get it figured out (=