be quiet! Pure Loop 2FX 280mm Data Sheet
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To install the Pure Loop 2FX 280mm Cooler, first, attach the appropriate mounting brackets to your CPU socket. Then, secure the radiator to your case. Apply thermal paste to the CPU and attach the cooling block, ensuring a snug fit. Connect the pump and fan connectors to your motherboard and PSU.
If the cooler is making unusual noises, ensure that the pump and fans are securely mounted and not vibrating against other components. Check for any trapped air bubbles by gently tilting the case to reposition the liquid. Ensure cables are not obstructing the fans.
Regularly clean the radiator and fans to prevent dust buildup. Monitor coolant levels and refill if necessary using the included refill port. Ensure all connections are secure and periodically check for leaks.
To configure fan curves, access your motherboard's BIOS or use software like SpeedFan. Set a baseline RPM for low temperatures and increase the RPM gradually as temperature thresholds are reached. This ensures efficient cooling without excessive noise.
To refill the coolant, carefully remove the cooler from your system. Use the refill port located on the radiator to add the supplied coolant. Ensure it is adequately filled and free of air bubbles before resealing the port and reinstalling the cooler.
If temperatures are higher than expected, ensure the cooling block is mounted correctly with sufficient thermal paste. Check that the radiator fans are spinning at the correct speed and that there is adequate airflow in your case.
The Pure Loop 2FX cooler supports a wide range of sockets including Intel LGA 1200, 115x, 2066, 2011(-3) Square ILM, and AMD AM4. Verify your motherboard's compatibility with these sockets before installation.
Connect the RGB connectors to your motherboard's RGB headers or use the included RGB controller. Ensure the connections are secure and use compatible software to customize the lighting effects.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning dust from the radiator and fans, checking coolant levels, inspecting for leaks, and ensuring all connections are secure. Perform these checks every few months to maintain optimal performance.
To ensure longevity, keep the cooler clean and free of dust, maintain proper coolant levels, and avoid excessive overclocking that may stress the cooling system. Regularly inspect the cooler for any signs of wear or leaks.