“The CPU liquid cooler is quiet most of time, but sometimes it makes very short but loud and scary noise all of a sudden, it sounds like the fan has hit something (nothing was found that's disturbing the fan). Is that cooler defective? How to trouble shoot”
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I had this computer, the liquid cooler never made any noises that alerted me to anything. I would say that it is possible that there is an issue with that specific one, but if it still works and cools the way it's supposed to then I would say you're fine until it stopped working. Not every product is created exactly the same. Yours might have a slight rattle or a weird noise that it makes but it'll function just the way it's supposed to. I had a liquid cooler before that did the same thing, and it lasted me the whole life of the computer until I got another one. Run a hardware monitor, play whatever games you're going to play, and I would say if your processor goes up above 75 to 80 degrees Celsius then it's probably not cooling the way it should, the highest mine got Was 70° under stress test.
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