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Yes, you always apply thermal goo on the CPU
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Works for me no issues :
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Hmm using this AIO myself I never heard anything from the pump and ~1800 rpm? Even under fullest stress I hardly ever see ~1000 rpm here. However, I am on a X470 mobo with 2700x CPU. Have you mounted the Rad fans being exhaust fans hence suckers not adding heat inside the case?
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You should use the TT bracket for TT cases - not sure it's even included with the case.
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you can mount those fan (packs) anywhere as long as it fits - in case of replacement just watch the airflow hence blower/sucker - there is a small arrow printed showing direction. https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/fan-direction.44512/
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Depends on your required fan size 120/140? there are 3 packs with controller here for example: https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Circular-Pressure-Radiator-CL-F077-PL14SW/dp/B07K1VJLGZ My TT AIO Floe 360 got 3 fans (radiator) + controller
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just put 1 (or 2) screws - should be good nuf TT fan connectors use 1 more pin - TT wants you to buy the complete fan pack including controller
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Most importantly make sure wireless printer's MAC address is added to the router's firewall (permission) b4 attempting to connect or it will never succeed
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Sounds like you gotta dud wife having priorities all wrong!
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I am not the designer of this radiator
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you're free to try anything! I got the Floe Riing RGB 360 TT here
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Yep, use any side, but use both ports on that side, depending on where you mount the fans and shortest run to the CPU cooler
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The pump needs 12V for 3600rpm but is wired for 5V hence half speed for everyone to keep noise level down - as long as your CPU temperature is fine.. no issue
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Okay, late... What brackets? Use the AMD mobo supplied CPU backplate and there should be a satchel AM4 screws/standoffs - that's all you need! If missing contact your dealer...
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