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  1. krayiss
    The h100i Platinum has its own sata power. If the aio pump header is 2 amps, that would work, but I think using it loses control of the pump running it at full 100%.
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    I want to connect 6 fans to the CPU fan header and Asus technical support said the header has an auto cap of 1amp. So even if 6 fans use over 1amp they would just run at a lower rpm. A previous rep said this was not the case. Q#1 Does anyone know if my motherboard has an auto 1amp cap and I have not heard of an auto safe cap (is it even a thing)? Q#2 If at PC start up the fans try to use 100% or over 1Amp, would this damage the motherboard or just run at a lower RPM? Thanks!!! :))))) Motherboard Strix z370i has a CPU fan header rated at 1AMP. Plan is to run 6 fans capped at 50% using the H100i Platinum which is under 1Amp. 6 Fans - 2 triple fan splitters - H100i 2 fan connectors - H100i connected to 1Amp CPU fan header. (Corsair said the Pumps runs of Sata power and the fans run off CPU header power) Fan specs 2 included ML 120 RGB fans (lights disconnected), 4 ML 120 standard. All 2400 RMP, each 0.219 amp x6 = 1.314Amp.
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    Thanks for the recommendation. I was thinking about trying something else next time or less superglue/more air circulation. Use silicon between the IHS and dye where I scraped off the intel sealant? (I want to say I heard using glue on the outside corners makes a closer fit? better performance?)
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    Looking up CPU OC for cache next and trying to find more things to tinker with!
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    Just wanted to share part 2 results!
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    Just added. Got the numbers from my UPS if that helps. -40w for 2 montiors.
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    Public now (I knew I would forget something).
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    Hi I received a lot of help from the LTT forums in the past, and thought I would share some of my experiments, (might not be interesting). Build; 8700k, Strix z370i (bios426), 32gb Vengeance 3200, EVGA 1080 FTWdt, H100i (pull2700rpm,pump max), Corsair SF450, PM961 512 raid-0. RealBench 2.43 15min-4h, HWiNFO64 v5.58. Google sheets 8700k LLC logs 100+ The first 2 sets of data should make sense; I logged 4.7 twice for baseline; 4.7auto voltage then set at 1.2 llc4. Everything below the first 2 rows is just scrap paper and I only logged less than half my tests.... 1st time getting into OC'ing and only found 2 videos on youtube about LLC. After my 8700k 4.9 1.32v crash and 1.39 throttled, I started to play with LLC and it seemed to help alot. LLC 4 worked in many places. LLC 2 & 3 worked some. LLC 5, 6, 7 never really made any improvements. Tomorrow I will be delidding/TG Conductonaut, swapping arctic silver 5 for thermal grizzly kryonaut and replacing SP2700L for ML120s. Let me know if I should try anything before it all gets changed or explain to me what mad science I just did....
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    Any recommendations? Thanks
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    Thanks for the info. The Asus rog strix has 2 m.2 slots (1 front +heatsink/1back). The only other mini is asrock and it does not have 2 slots so guess Asus is my choice.
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    What is the best mini-ITX (overclock, raid nvme, etc) z370? Asus right now?
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    You might have already found it but here is bench for PM961 256gb (not 512). speeds 3389/1405. PM961 - MZVLW256HEHP http://www.samsung.com/MZVLW256HEHP 2800/1100 PM961 - MZVLW512HMJP http://www.samsung.com/MZVLW512HMJP 2800/1600 Evo960 https://www.samsung.com/ssd-960-evo-m-2-500gb-mz-v6e500bw 3200/1800 +iops better
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    Hello, I had a tech question and after searching NVMe raid for adobe premiere, I only found 1 video about it. What is better (total 3 drives)? Thanks for any answers! 3 drives A. Drive #1 NVMe (OS), Drive #2 NVMe (project/source), Drive #3 SSD 840 Pro for cache. OR Raid NVMe and 1 SSD B. Use both NVMe drives in raid for (OS) and (project/source) then SSD for cache. Speeds PM961 read/write (IOPS) 2800/1600 (260k/260k) 840 Pro 540/520 (98k/90k) @2:20
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    Oh wow both fans RPMs change when I calibrate either. Thanks that solved problem #3: #3 When I calibrate the CPU fan the 3 case fans and 1 CPU heatsink fan ramp up and when I calibrate the system fan again the 3 case fans and 1 CPU heatsink fan ramp up. Still have problem #1 and #2 but I guess it is not that big of an issue now. #1 The "CPU Fan" settings show the RPM 605-2519 (I connected the 3 Corsair ML120 as case fans 400-2400 RPM to the CPU fan header so it should not show the Silverstone RPM) #2 The "System Fan 1" settings show the RPM 624-2377(I connected the 1 CPU Silverstone AR06 heatsink fan 1200-2500 RPM to the System fan header so it should not show the Corsair RPM) The "CPU Fan" tab should show the case fan RPM 624-2377 and the "System Fan 1" tab should show the CPU RPM 1200-2519 because that is how I connected them.
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    Yes, 1 week ago with the same Gigabyte z170n gaming MB; I had the silverstone ar06 fan connected to the cpu_header and 2 Corsair ML120 case fans connected to the system fan header. The CPU and CPU OPT (system fan) showed the correct numbers. Now I connected the silverstone ar06 fan to the system fan header and added 1 fan, so now 3 Corsair case fans connected to the CPU fan header. Now the max RPM displayed on the CPU is 2528 as shown in the picture, but I have a corsair ML120 fan connected to the CPU header so it should show max 2376. The max RPM displayed on the CPU_OPT is 2376 but I have the Silverstone ar06 fan connected so it show show max 2528. The Gigabyte SIV controller also shows the same RPMs. I also can easily hear all 4 fans ramp up when I only calibrate the system fan header (1 fan).
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