Will this work?

RyansLeftArm · January 8, 2021

Hey!

my rig

(3070, r5 3600, 16g 3200mhz, 650 bronze power supply)

So im getting a be quiet pure loop aio cooler for my pc. And after purchasing it I realised that I dont know if it will work in my motherboard?

I have all the internal connections for my motherboard below, so will it work? What does it plug into? Please help! im a little bit worried now

Janettebot · January 8, 2021

I think motherboards generally have an aio pump connection however I also know that some aios run the pump full speed and have the cpu fan header control the radiator fans. I'd suggest you look for further information on the manual online.

Windows7ge · January 8, 2021

You have everything you should need. Most/all motherboards have the necessary connectors for an AIO cooler with the exception of an RGB header. If the cooler uses RGB fans/an RGB pump and it uses the special RGB header then not all motherboards have one of them (yours does however I don't think the AIO is RGB enabled. Will need a specific model number to verify).

Apollo Refugio · January 8, 2021

55 minutes ago, RyansLeftArm said:

Hey!

my rig

(3070, r5 3600, 16g 3200mhz, 650 bronze power supply)

So im getting a be quiet pure loop aio cooler for my pc. And after purchasing it I realised that I dont know if it will work in my motherboard?

I have all the internal connections for my motherboard below, so will it work? What does it plug into? Please help! im a little bit worried now

it will work. if your mobo does not have a water pump header, it will use the cpu fan header. the only difference between a cpu water pump cable vs a cpu fan header is the water pump has 3 pins, but the cpu fan has 4 pins. the 4th pin on the cpu fan is for PWM control, but the water pump does not need this because it will run at full voltage the entire time.