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might have to send back 2 SP120 RGB fans though
ordered 3 before i found this kit on sale, unless I can squeeze Push Pull in a corsair 460x case using low profile Vengeance ram**Corsair H100 RGB Extreme Performance Liquid Cooler **OcUK Exclusive**
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might have to send back 2 SP120 RGB fans though
ordered 3 before i found this kit on sale, unless I can squeeze Push Pull in a corsair 460x case using low profile Vengeance ram
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Finally got this setup with the asrock taichi and looks great with idle temps under 30c but its says the cpu fans are spinning at 5400 rpm and i cant get them to slow down.
The pump connector is connected to connector 2 which is the CPU Fan / Waterpump Fan Connector (CPU_OPT/W_PUMP)
and the 2 fans on the radiator are connected to connector 3 which is the CPU Fan Connector (CPU_FAN1) and connector 26 which is the Chassis Fan / Waterpump Fan Connector (CHA_FAN3/W_PUMP).
I have updated the motherboard to bios version 2 but the controller doesn't seem to slow it down, it just changes the colour. Could anyone give me some advice?
The pump connector is connected to connector 2 which is the CPU Fan / Waterpump Fan Connector (CPU_OPT/W_PUMP)
and the 2 fans on the radiator are connected to connector 3 which is the CPU Fan Connector (CPU_FAN1) and connector 26 which is the Chassis Fan / Waterpump Fan Connector (CHA_FAN3/W_PUMP).
I have updated the motherboard to bios version 2 but the controller doesn't seem to slow it down, it just changes the colour. Could anyone give me some advice?
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Do you need to select PWM mode for the headers in the BIOS?
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Was in the process of typing out all the setting and then changed the fan control from PWM to DC and I put it on standard mode, but the controller still does nothing. However all I can hear now is a whirring noise from the pump. Is this normal, and is there any way to turn it down?
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Try to change the setting from standard mode to performance (or whatever is above it) mode and see if that will get rid of the whirring noise. I think what's happening is the pump is not getting 12v constantly on standard mode.
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Early Asetek model and unit may not be 100% full, mine doesn't make to much of a sound so im lucky
@Greybeard these kits are powered via SATA can cant have their speed limited , 3 pin connector that is provided only lists RPM of the pump, I havent bothered to connect mine in
image of the kit up and running . Kit is doing surprisingly well , Ryzen 5 1600@stock idles 30c with max 63c when gaming benchmarks , Fans are a little loud then what im use to, just a shame their not PWM or have the option to.
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@orbitalwalsh You're right, this cooler is SATA powered so the pump is fed 12v at all times. At first glance, I thought the model included in this package was an H100i GTX, I didn't know that this one has a square pump/coldplate.
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@Vish Petrol you'll hear the pump hum but swirling is a different thing. could be air bubbles/ unit not filled fully. If you've got a jumper for the PSU you could turn just the AIO and tilt it to remove the bubbles or use a basic cooler on the CPU and plug the aio into a sata cable.
If you can shack the unit and clearly hear there is a lot of air in the unit RMA?
So is this just a H100i (the original) but with the new block aesthetics of the V2
reason i ask is will soon be doing an ncase M1 build and want to use a 240 AIO
the V2 has thick hard to bend tubes so would prefer the older one i dont think i will lose too much performance
also the pictures on the website seem to have 2 different radiator designs
reason i ask is will soon be doing an ncase M1 build and want to use a 240 AIO
the V2 has thick hard to bend tubes so would prefer the older one i dont think i will lose too much performance
also the pictures on the website seem to have 2 different radiator designs