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The Y Header is fine for the fans.

 

Make sure that you put the pump in its own header and put it on 100% to make sure the liquid flows properly

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Hi,

 

this is the first time I'm building a pc. I've got this Corsair H105 cooler and I don't know where to plug the pump power connector and the fan power connector. Does anyone know if in which fan header I should plug them in?

 

Thanks in Advance

(I'm using MSI X99 Gaming 7 motherboard)

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Hi,

 

this is the first time I'm building a pc. I've got this Corsair H105 cooler and I don't know where to plug the pump power connector and the fan power connector. Does anyone know if in which fan header I should plug them in?

 

Thanks in Advance

(I'm using MSI X99 Gaming 7 motherboard)

Plug the Pump into its own fan header, and then plug the fans into CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT.  Make sure that the pump is running at or near 100%, while the fans you can have them between 50 and 100%.

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Plug the Pump into its own fan header, and then plug the fans into CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT.  Make sure that the pump is running at or near 100%, while the fans you can have them between 50 and 100%.

 

So I should'nt use the supplies Y header for the two fans?

And i can't seem to find the CPU_OPT header

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The Y Header is fine for the fans.

 

Make sure that you put the pump in its own header and put it on 100% to make sure the liquid flows properly

My Rig : Zotac 780 3GB, i5 4670k, H105, M1211 650W, 8GB 2133mhz vengence pro, Mini R2, 144Hz AOC Gsync Monitor

Accessories : K65, Naos 3200, Superlux 681, Chord CCU1

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