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I ordered my 240 aio ... Mounting it shouldn't be an issue.... Aio's usually come with a lot of different mounting hardware ... I can mod if needed .... I need some ideas for powering the fans and pump .. Options are: 1. Finding out which connector goes to the current fan and get a Y splitter to power the fans, but doesn't solve powering the pump. 2. Use the controller hub that is compatible with my aio, but this runs on SATA power and I would lose fan speed/pump speed control. 3. Buy USB powered case fans ... I found 2 for $16 on Amazon, but still need to power the pump. Let me know your thoughts, I've only purchased the aio as of yet.

That's what I was kinda wondering.... I also need to know what mounting bracket will work am4, am5, Intel .... Idk ..... May need to be custom... The header that's on the board, I want to get a Y splitter and run the two fans as it should be 12v and then get a 4 pin to USB and run the pump... Let me know your thoughts ... I just think if I run the pump and 2 fans off of the one header, I may overload the board. The Idea is to make it look stock with water-cooling ... Option 2 is just use a 120 rad ... 1 fan, 1 pump on the original header? Might work ... 2 current issues 1. Does the original header have enough to power 2 fans and a pump? If not USB? Or how? 2. Which mounting bracket for the block?

I am going to use an 240mm aio to do it. This removes the need for a res as this is strictly for RGB and performance, but mainly RGB. I have two questions that I need answered . 1. The series S has one 4 pin fan slot that may or not be proprietary to Microsoft. I need to power a pump and 2 fans. What would you recommend? 2. My thoughts to solve #1 is to get a 1x to 3x, 4-pin splitter and then get a 4 pin to USB, and run pump and fans off a USB port on the console. Would this idea work? Or will it draw to much power.

Question the board supports 4600 speeds the memory is 4133 ... The board is made for Ryzen so it can be be done... My question is how do I do it

Mobo : Asrock x570 Phantom Gaming 4S Cpu: RYZEN 5 3600 XT RAM : 4133 mhz 32gb XPG G SPECTRIX D60G RGB My motherboard supports speeds up 4600mhz RAM .... I have 4133 mhz ram but the occp/xmp will not apply... System just crashes. tried : testing each stick Memory timings with ryzen dram calculator... Increasing dram voltage .. Not sure what to do to make it work...

How did you fix this issue?

tried smt on and smt off, tried turning everything to auto no overclock.. I have an Asus Strix B-450f Ryzen 7 1700 running at 3.95 ghz 32 Gb of Geil 3000 mhz ram running at 3000

So i just reinstalled windows and noticed my cpu is showing 8 cores 8 threads with a cinebench of 1050 normally its 8 cores 16 threads with a cinebench of 1500 ish

ok..

question, why is my cpu only hitting 3.91 if the base is clocked to 3.95? are there any cpu settings i could change to get it 4.0 stable ? i got in to windows at 4.1mhz but it would not cinebench or stress test.. temps are not a concern... literally just pushing the cpu

my cpu is 3.95 ... ive tried getting to 4.0 but was not able to get it stable ... the gpu is overclocked +410 on the memory clock +210 on the core, it stays low until it needs to be used and then it ramps up ... GPU clock 1822mhz and Memory clock 4414Mhz this pic is gpu in fan mode on my A/C 46c max

agreed... these temps only stay that low when the pc in not being used .... when you game it goes up to 40' and 50's , but i did notice and slight performance increase

this is idle with my A/C in fan mode

yes ... these temps are what i get when i leave it alone, it stays in the 20's ... my A/C has a fan setting, which i switch it to if i am not using it or not gaming