Question to AiO need help pls

[Bruhmoment...]

Hello,
First of all: Im new to AiOs or Costum pcs.
I have a Gigabyte Aorus Ultra Gaming WiFi rev. 1.0 Motherboard. My basic intel Cooler broke, and i had to replace it. So i thought to build in a AiO shouldnt be a Problem. So i bought a be quiet! Silent Loop 240.
And i have no idea where to connect the Pump. (Fans are all connectet correctly and are Working Properly). Where should i connect the Pump, (3 Pin, Male) if my Motherboard only has (4 Pin, Female). 
If i Plug it in sys_fan_3_pump or in cpu_fan it wont be detected and doesnt pump. (Used Pins 1-3) I have no clue what to do. 

I used it that way for a few days (When it was working) with amazing results (R6S On Ultra , with a temp of 40°C) But as i booted up my pc today it stopped working.


(Motherboard: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z370-AORUS-ULTRA-GAMING-WIFI-rev-10#kf )
(Cooler: https://www.bequiet.com/en/watercooler/739 )

[Imbellis]

In page 5/6 of the motherboard's manual, it should show the correct port to connect the pump to:

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Of course you should double check with the manual you have in-hand, but they should be identical.

 

EDIT: The CPU_OPT port might be the technically correct port; however, since the manual makes no mention of pumps with it, I'd just go with the SYS_FAN3_PUMP port. Either way, no damage should come to the pump from connecting to the wrong port.

[Bruhmoment...]

11 minutes ago, Imbellis said:

EDIT: The CPU_OPT port might be the technically correct port; however, since the manual makes no mention of pumps with it, I'd just go with the SYS_FAN3_PUMP port

Neither Work. I tried to set it up in BIOS but still. on 2-3% Usage 60°C

The pump isnt Pumping.

 

[Bruhmoment...]

13 minutes ago, Imbellis said:

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Of course you should double check with the manual you have in-hand, but they should be identical.

They are. I plugged it in there. It worked for a week but stopped today

 

[AmpedUpDad]

2 minutes ago, GodOfLamaS said:

Neither Work. I tried to set it up in BIOS but still. on 2-3% Usage 60°C

The pump isnt Pumping.

 

Could be a defective unit?

[Imbellis]

How certain are you that the pump isn't working?

If you have it connected correctly and you put your hand against the pump and you can't feel it vibrating, then the pump is broken - There's nothing you can do about that except to get a refund or replacement.

 

[Bruhmoment...]

Just now, Imbellis said:

How certain are you that the pump isn't working?

If you have it connected correctly and you put your hand against the pump and you can't feel it vibrating, then the pump is broken - There's nothing you can do about that except to get a refund or replacement.

 

I tried it out with Both options. Its dead

 

 

Thanks for the help

[Bruhmoment...]

3 minutes ago, AmpedUpDad said:

Could be a defective unit?

Idk. It worked for a week

[Bruhmoment...]

2 minutes ago, Imbellis said:

How certain are you that the pump isn't working?

If you have it connected correctly and you put your hand against the pump and you can't feel it vibrating, then the pump is broken - There's nothing you can do about that except to get a refund or replacement.

 

Is it Possible that it dies that early in usage? (Week)

[dDave64]

A unit with a manufacturing defect may work fine for a short time and suddenly die. We see it in all kinds of hardware.

 

this sounds like a situation where a warranty is needed. If another unit doesn’t work then your motherboard may be the culprit.