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Thanks. Is there anything i might be able to do to get it working properly on the headers?

No. All fans are set to Manual - 0.75 PWM Value. While in the BIOS, the pump header is reading a value of 1090 RPM, and the Rad fans at ~900 RPM

Hello LinusTechTips Community! I have a slight problem with my new (ish) Corsair H105. Whenever I wake the computer from sleep mode, I notice CPU temperatures slowly rise from 25C (normal idle) to over 60C. (I have not seen it go higher because i always shut the computer down before it heats up even more.) After the restart, it works just fine. I also notice that the white light on the pump body also does not illuminate after waking from sleep. I am running on the Gigabyte GA-H97-D3H motherboard, with the pump in the CPU-OPT fan header, and the two fans stock with the cooler in the CPU-Fan header. All fans have been slowed down as much as possible in the BIOS to keep it quiet, and I have no OS level fan controllers. Can anyone help with this issue? I have not found any answers anywhere else. Thanks PS: I would prefer that any solutions do not require the radiator to be taken out, because the way I have had to mount it, I have to take the whole case apart to get it out. Here is a screenshot of the temperature rise...

I love NUC's. It is simply amazing that we can now have a fully capable computer in such a small case. I hope the technology keeps getting even smaller! I would love to win one

It is actually best if you can use a powered USB hub, especially for higher current USB devices. This prevents the Pi having to deliver all that power though just its USB ports. USB 2.0 (By regulation) can only provide 500mA per port.

I actually started off using FireFox, and quite liked it. But after I started using Chrome for a while, I just fell in love with it. I don't use many add-ons at all (two) and it runs quite smoothly for me. It does take a bit of getting used to, but once you get a feel for it, Chrome is fantastic. The main things I like about Chrome are its tab system, quite slim top bar design, non-intrusive downloads bar, and nice customizability. (I have the tab background and windows task bar black so it contrasts with (often) white pages and looks neat) Getting a browser to work well for you will most often take patience, a bit of time, and lots of fiddling with settings.