I've tried doing so through BIOS I couldn't I then installed MSI dragon center or whatever and could not. i tried to look up the pump and cufrrently cannot find it. I've sadly scheduled an appointment at a local PC place to see if they can help

Without a video of the issue it'll be hard for us to pinpoint exactly what's causing the noise, but based on your explanation it's probably air movement in the rad.

If you want to test further, you might be able to adjust pump speed with Fan Control https://getfancontrol.com/ (assuming the pump is plugged into a header)
Guide on how to use it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDPKVKBMQU8

Edit: Note that pretty much all pumps require 12v to run, so only if it has functionality to alter speeds via a header will that tool work.

This post was edited by lz4 on Aug 22 2023 10:24am

You can do this in your Bios. Your AIO pump should be running at max fluid rates.

After Reading what others have said, I'm starting to wonder, if when you mounted your fans & Radiator, if its metal on metal?
Did you use the Rubber spacers that were supplied with the radiator screws?????

Otherwise yeah that would cause a lot of noise too.

So I ended up taking it to the PC repair shop and sadly the pump was dying so we had to replace it. We did all sorts of test and that was the underlying issue which is really annoying.

Called it! Sucks that you had to replace the part, but pump impellers are usually the first thing to go in an AIO, as it's a moving part. That and fan bearings, on the fans attached.

$350 later. Fucking hate pcs.

and 2k fgs dayum

in what world did that help solve this? I had to take it in to repair lmao

What, did you want him to repair it for you after he diagnosed your problem?

SA incoming

Who has the balls the scam a trusted tag

This post was edited by MadMardi on Aug 23 2023 10:15am