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  1. Evilfurz
    Thank you so much, I had not even considered checking the fan header info in the BIOS. The pump was spinning at 2500 RPM, I dropped it down to 15%(1400 RPM). Now it runs with a nice soothing hum.
  2. Evilfurz
    Is there any way I could get the pump to operate at its intended speed, instead of my CPU temp?
  3. Evilfurz
    Yes it is indeed SATA powered. I have tried using other various SATA power connections across various cables and the same noises occur. When I disconnect the power to the pump the noise ceases(due to the pump not spinning). Under the same lighting conditions, the pump seems to spin at a slower speed when operating under normal conditions (24 pin ATX), than when I use that loop testing cable. EDIT: Pump was spinning faster with 24pin ATX(2500 RPM), Slower speed(normal 1400?) with the tester.
  4. Evilfurz
    The pump itself is connected to and powered by a single SATA power cable.
  5. Evilfurz
    A while back the pump for my swiftech H320 x2 cooling system began making obnoxious stuttering and clicking noises during operation. If I use a special loop testing switch for my 24pin cable the system runs with a soothing hum, however operating with the 24pin connected to the motherboard the pump makes the aforementioned obnoxious noises. Has anyone had an issue like this before, or perhaps offer some insight on what might be causing it.
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