ChrisZH

I have the 24pin jumper. Im asking about the 8pin in the top left corner if the board. Do i unplug that as well?

So when i go to start the pump to circulate the liquid, do i plug any of the power cables into the motherboard or leave them all unplugged. 8pin, 24pin?

Is the aio pump header still pwm?

Please any help?

Do i plug into the aio pump or cpu fan?

So i have just installed my liquid cooling kit and am going to plug the pump/rad combo onto the motherboard. I have an Asus Prime X370-pro. I dont see a W_Pump header, just an AIO header. I also have cpu fan headers of course. Where should i plug it in?

So i have an asus prime x370-pro motherboard. I have 3 coolermaster rgb fans hooked up to my rgb header. I believe on my Mobo i have a 12v header. Now on my gpu block it says i have a 5v addressable rgb. Would i be able to hook it up to this if i got a 4 way splitter? Or if i got a rgb controller?

Well they offer a good price for EKWB kit

So you think its bad to order from them?

Im planning to order ekwb slim kit to start my custom loop experience

Was the product defective on arrival?

What do you mean?

Is Outletpc.com safe to order from? I have never heard of them before.

I am looking at the manual for my Radeon VII waterblock from bykski. Not in english so idk what they are saying. Have no idea where to put thermal pads on, anyone have a reference for it or know where they go?

So im wondering if i mount a pump/res to my radiator which is by my intake fans in the front, and it would be near the top. Would this obstruct airflow for cooling the Mobo drastically while overclocking and cause overheating?

Or would it be better to go with EKWB XRES 100 SPC-60 MX PWM (incl. pump)

Ive been looking at getting the copper gaming kit that comes with the Eisstation DC-LT pump res combo. Does anyone know if this pump/res is any good? Does it produce a lot of noise?

Yea thats what i was thinking, i just cant really find anyway to mount this pump/res from this kit im looking at

I have a Coolermaster Masterbox lite 5. I know its going to be extremely tight. I was looking at the alphacool copper gaming 30 but idk if the included pump/res combo will fit anywhere in the case . I think i need to have a cylindrical one to put it under the GPU. So i was looking at the EKWB L240 but im still worried about clearence, on top of if it has no aluminum. I have ordered a Bykski waterblock for my radeon vii so that should help with some clearence issues, although i dont know the dimensions on that conpared to stock cooler(although stock cooler is very bulky). Only problem is im not sure if there are very specific mounting points on the radiators. Ive seen people do custom loops in this case, they always have a cylinder on top of PSU shroud and then everything else looks fine. I just cant find one that has that kind. Any help would be appreciated

For a first time loop would it be better to get a kit rather than buy parts separately?

What do you mean the drain?

So the most important thing is to make sure the res is above the pump?

I was looking at a pump res combo, yea i know draining it would be more of a hasle but it would be soft tubing so i could just take the whole radiator out to do it easier right?

Is there a specific orientation for the pump placement in a open loop. Do the in and out parts of the radiator have the be above the pump, below the pump? Im trying to figure out placements in my case.

In case anyone else has had this question i am posting this picture for proof.