AIO_Pump Header BIOS Reading

ThreePeenSoup · July 29, 2019

When an AIO is plugged into the AIO_PUMP header on an ASUS board what is the RPM reading referring to? The fan rpms or the pump? I know it's 1a/12v full speed but the fans for this AIO are connected to a an RGB hub that controls their speed and lights so the header they're connected to doesn't seem to matter. So either the 1800 rpm reading is a misread of the 1600rpm fans or it's an accurate reading of the pump working at half speed and I need to know which. I've never had such a hard time finding an answer to a problem.

Thermal take has some of the worse customer service I've ever seen. "Write us a message, put it in a bottle and throw it in the nearest body of water. River, lake, ocean...doesn't matter because we won't respond."

For Science! · July 29, 2019

1 hour ago, TheNoid said:

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Depends on the AIO, but usually the pump rpm. Would be easier for me if I knew which AIO you are referring to./..

ThreePeenSoup · July 29, 2019

20 minutes ago, For Science! said:

Depends on the AIO, but usually the pump rpm. Would be easier for me if I knew which AIO you are referring to./..

Sorry dude. Floe riing RGB 240mm. I switched it back to the CPU Header and it's the same thing. When I plug a case fan into the CPU_Opt header it reads 2800rpm on a 1200rpm fan, but when I plug my pump into any of these headers it reads ~1800. ASUS recommends bios update. Still on 0220 manufacturer. I really don't want to mess up my PC with a bad update, but I do have the instructions on how to do it safely. The risk is giving me anxiety, but I would also really like my AIO to work properly.

For Science! · July 29, 2019

1 hour ago, TheNoid said:

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Too many variable imo but at least the pump reading is consistent across multiple headers. I would update the BIOS and then see if anything changes. Otherwise make sure that you are on DC mode and 100% constant, but apart from that, hard to say without being there and seeing it for myself.