HELP!!

[Benjamin clegg]

So I just installed a new liquid aio cooler, after installing it all hooking it all up, the system booted up once. Now I get no signal, I’ve removed and reinstalled the gpu multiple times, I’ve unplugged and replugged the hdmi. The system gets power, all fans are spinning and the pump is working. Can anyone help?

[Suppersupport]

full specs? we can not help without full specs.

[Benjamin clegg]

Fx 8350

Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 Micro ATX

hyper X 1600mhz 8gb ddr3

 

msi rx 570 4gb

 

deepcool gamaxx l240 cooler

corsair cx450m

 

wd 1tb hdd 

intel dc s3500 ssd

 

 

 

[goto10]

where did you connected the pump, the fans for the aio?

 

do you have something connected on the CPU_FAN in the motherboard?

[Benjamin clegg]

The pump is plugged into the cpu fan header. Could it be and issue that I plugged a fan splitter into a fan splitter, like I have the radiator fans plugged into a splitter that’s plugged into another fan splitter with the three front fans plugged in. If that makes any sense

[goto10]

no, makes no sense

 

if you have two headers, on the cpu fan put just a splitter for the aio fans

 

on the system fan header put another splitter or a fan hub, there put the other things

 

some motherboards cant power the pump with the cpu fan header

[Benjamin clegg]

So I should try plugging the pump into the fan hub?

[goto10]

if the fan hub is powered via a molex or a sata power cable it could be possible

 

if it is not powered and shares that fan header with other fans is a bad idea, the pump requires some amos to work and the header might not be enough

 

some fan headers only provide 12 volts and 1 amp, the pump can use that or more, so put it with other devices will pass over the limit of the header

 

so the pump is better alone and the fan hub for the fans should be powered, not just running from the header alone

 

that motherboard doesnt have pump header, correct?

[Benjamin clegg]

Yes it does not have one, could it also be that I’m using a 450 watt power supply? Like the system powers on and everything is on but not enough juice to run the system?

[goto10]

if the motherboard has a pump header use that

 

on the cpu fan put the splitter and there put the 2 pump fans

 

on the system fan header put the other fans using the fan hub

 

the psu is small but since you dont mention what gpu you have with that fx and if it is overclocked or not, no idea

[Benjamin clegg]

So after reinstalling the original cpu fan, it booted up. What could this mean?

[goto10]

well, could mean that the pump has problems or the motherboard refuses to work with those fans connected

 

you will have to troubleshoot diagnosing with only one fan and the pump, no splitters or hubs, to discover what is working and where, then you add more fans and the hub