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Thanks! yesterday I build my new rig It works great, but I still have to install everything and play with ASUS Fan Xpert2.0, at the moment the two top fans (of the radiator) are making too much noise. I will show my new rig in the right section on this forum, when I have all ready.

Thanks for the quick answer! I don't understand why Swiftech don't mention this on their website... It makes more sense to do it the way I want it. And the Pump should it be on CPU_FAN or CPU_OPT or does it not really matter?

I was too early with posting my topic, I edited it and now my question should be clear.

Hello all, I have a question regarding the best way to connect my Swiftech H220 on my ASUS Z87-Pro. As you can see on the motherboard overview I have: 1x CPU_FAN 1x CPU_OPT 4x CPU_FAN The Swiftech H220 comes with an 8WAY Splitter: Swiftech recommends or says in their manual to connect both fans and the pump to the splitter which is connected to the CPU_Fan header. But then Im unable to adjust the speed seperatly from the pump? because they are both on the same header? A second option could be to connect the pump to the CPU_OPT and both fans with the splitter to the CPU_FAN, but then Im still unable to adjust the seperatly from the pump? becuase CPU_FAN and the CPU_OPT are connected to each other in the BIOS or in ASUS FAN XPERT2. Is it possible to connect the pump to CPU_FAN or CPU_OPT (which one is meant for the pump?) and then connect both fans of the radiator on the splitter which I can connect to for example CHA_FAN3.

What are the thoughts about the BitFenix Spectre Fan series? http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/accessories/spectre I got 2 120mm and 2 140mm with a RPM of 1000±10%. For me they really silent and I really recommend them to others.

My WEI: My system: OS: Windows 8 Pro with Media Center 64-bit CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 @2.66 GHz GPU: ATI Radeon HD 5770 RAM: 4GB Kingston HyperX PC2-6400 MoBo: ASUS P5QD Turbo (LGA 775) SSD: 90GB OCZ-Vertex2 (3,5") HDD: 2TB Western Digital SATA300 64MB Case: BitFenix Ghost PSU: Corsair AX760