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Yeah, seen a lot of different tings around as well. But I'll send it back so the "professional" people can decide if its bad or not. All 3 mobos I've tried does report pump operating at max rmp, so I guess I need to believe them :< I do thank you a lot for your time and help. Vong and Zyndo! Its not easy to be green, but hey, we all need to start somewhere Have a good morning/afternoon/night!

The whole loop is in parts at the moment sadly. As I'm likly to send back the entire pump/res unit anyways. I just tried the pump on 2 different Mobo's, both report 4800rpm and 100% power. But the flow stay the same. But if the picture was to see how I hocked it all up, here it is in writing. Pump->240->CPU->240->GPU->Flow meter->Res. Im not sure what you meant about power in last reply, but both Molex and PWM cable is connected of course.

I am using it with ASUS 170-A witch has a dedicated Water pump port. I set it to PWM mode and 100% cycle. Bios showed 4800 rpm witch is correct RPM according to the manufacture. Also tried not having the PWM cable connected ( Did read somewhere it would go to 100% automatically)

Hello. First time custom water loop builder here, and I ran into some problems. I bought the EKWB Performance set.(https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-kit-p240) After installing everything (2x 240 rad. 1x cpu block and a gpu block, I found the temps to be even higher than what I got on air.. After making sure there was no blockage in rads or blocks I was left wondering if the pump was bad. I bought a Aqua computer flow and temp sensor. And what it shows is barely 11 L/H ( 0,048 GPM ) at the end of the loop.. I placed the sensor between GPU block and return to res. So what I did today was to get 50 cm of tube going from in port to out port with the flow sensor in the middle of the tube. The reading was 38 L/H ( 0,16 GPM ). Is this a correct way to test it, or is it me doing everything wrong? Perhaps I just got a bad pump? EKWB's user guide states that it should be operating around 375-440 L/H ( 1,65 - 1,93 GPM ) with the D5 pump in that loop. Any help would be greatly appreciated.