kirinzon
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It's normal for the fans to go full power when a pc is first turned on and then they slow down. I wouldn't be too worried about it.
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If you managed to plug a 12v 4 pin into a 5v jrainbow connector on a MSI mobo I would imagine they would light up, but be dim. Doubtful it would light bright and then dim on the next power up, but something to eliminate in troubleshooting the problem.
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Show off your old and retro computer parts
kirinzon replied to TheTechnerd's topic in General Discussion
Dug this out. Over a decade old. Amd Athlon, 650ti, ddr3...i think.
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Do you have the 8 pin cpu connector plugged into the top left corner?
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Are you sure it's not the psu? I would hook up a different psu to completely rule it out.
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Looks nice! Do you have cpu boost turned on in bios? Just curious what you would score on vs off.
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Love the case, what is it? The rgb does not look like puke, it looks great! I bet the ram looks amazing irl...would never "turn it off". Well done!
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Looks great, well done. Have you tried oc'ing the cpu?
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Thanks. Seems like people either love the rgb or hate it. The Msi Mystic light rainbow setting is stunning the way it cycles through colors. All my fans are 3 pin 5v adressable rgb except the 200mm top exhaust. I replaced the Thermaltake psu fan with a Cooler Master argb. Goodluck with your build. My only advice is to plan it out twice and make sure everything is compatible with your mobo...12v 4 pin are not compatible with 5v 3 pin connectors. My one set of fans had a 5 pin connection that ran to a hub that had a 3 pin connection to the mobo. Seems to be no standard to pc rgb fans. Also, it is a lot of spaghetti and connections to manage.
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Thank you=)
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Thank you=). The rgb only turn on when it's party time.
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Aio has a fill port, shouldn't be an issue. It's a MSI GAMING mobo. I didn't realize the bracket had to match the gpu, thanks for letting me know.
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Set out to build a pc under 1k. I got caught up in the aesthetics and came in just under $1500. In the past I would always put extra money in better parts opposed to making it look nice, but decided to give it a try. Msi B550 gaming plus, Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte 1660 Super, 32g XPG D41 3600. Running the Ryzen at 4.35 with 1.3v, never goes above 73c.
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