Water cooler pump, where to plug in?

Talshere

Talshere

Talshere

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Yep it's me again.

So I've hooked up everything and turned it on and am getting the error "CPU fan error". Currently the water pump is plugged into case fan 3. Which should let it run at 100%. All the other fans are plugged into the case fan controller which itself plugs into the CPU fan pins.

I'll head this off my saying I currently cant do anything because my keyboard uses the old circular connecter which my new mb doesn't have. My new keyboard arrives tomorrow.

Also, I'm currently getting an A2 error displaying on the board itself. In the manual this is "ide detect" error which means nothing to me. Is it activated with the fan error?
 
You will probably have to change settings in bios.

Should be "CPU fan speed low limit". Either set it to ignore or lower the limit.

No idea about the A2 error.
 
What pump are you using?

Try connecting the pump to the cpu header and the the fan controller to the case fan 3 as you are manually controlling the fan speeds.
 
OLDPHART said:
What pump are you using?

Try connecting the pump to the cpu header and the the fan controller to the case fan 3 as you are manually controlling the fan speeds.
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Talshere said:
I got this

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=BU-096-TL

Kk, try that when I get home.
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Hi again, from product page **instructions are included Installation is easy and all mounting hardware and instructions are included**

You could phone OcUK up and ask them to send you the instructions via email, if you have lost them.
 
OLDPHART said:
Hi again, from product page **instructions are included Installation is easy and all mounting hardware and instructions are included**

You could phone OcUK up and ask them to send you the instructions via email, if you have lost them.
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I know it says instructions included but it came with none that I can find. I will email them however. Cheers.
 
OLDPHART said:
Is it showing up in the Bios, check your motherboard manual for m.2 ssd instalation?

Make sure its seated properly in its slot.
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It wasnt in the bios. As far as I can tell its seated fine. Ive updated the bios from 1201 to 1801. 1501 was the first bios to support my SSD. It is now appearing in my BIOS but not my windows install options. Im going to try this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No-ct8pQcIg



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Right. So my M.2 is now detected. Ive tried the USB install but Im suffering the same problem, Windows will not see the M.2 ( http://i.imgur.com/FjMMh6T.jpg ) which is, aside from the USB, mouse and keyboard, the only none essencial items plugged into my MB.

Its defiantly there, this is how it is appearing in my BIOS:

http://i.imgur.com/gv1yUNk.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/Foy27gU.jpg

Any suggestion as to what the issue might be?
 
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