How should I run it?

[dv_damian57]

I just build my first computer in over 10 years (I used to but I was no longer doing it). I bought a case that comes with 2 120mm fans in the front and 1 80mm fan in the rear. I also purchased a Corsair 100i. I have the 2 fans from the 100i unit attached to the water pump controller and due to the cables from the front fans being soo far from the actual MOBO port and I connected them to the 100i as well. Right now Im controlling the case fans and water cooler system via the Corsair link software.

 

Question 1: Is this alright?

Question 2: I keep getting an issue with the rear fan. The Asus fan software keeps telling me there is an error with fan 1 fan but there is nothing connected there? I have the rear fan connected to fan 3 (back fan) and I noticed today it was not running, When it did run it was doing it at 500rpm. I just restarted the machine and is running again..weird

 

Any suggestions?  (See screenshots) 

[Bad2049]

The ASUS AiSuite does not like other temp monitoring applications and so it does not play nicely and continues to report false temps. This has been covered a few times already as well.

[lufihengr]

AI suite on my pc keeps telling me lots of false info too..

RAM voltages of upto 126 volts and CPU voltage of 0.....

[dv_damian57]

So what do you all recommend? Remove the Asus fan controlling software and let that rear fan run at full speed and just control the front fans and the 100i fans using the Corsair software?

[Bad2049]

Just disable the temp monitoring side of things and the AiSuite becomes a great tool to keep with your board. I do miss running iNetwork Control, but I don't want to go and set it all up again.

[dv_damian57]

Great, thanks for the help, Ill go ahead and do that and see how that works out. I feel like a total newb again. Feels nice and scary at the same time