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So the rig I'm trying to get up and running is an i9-7900x with an x299 Tomahawk motherboard that I got from a friend because he was having heating issues with his ~5 year old corsair AIO. 

 

I bought the H100i Elite to replace it but now that I installed it the pump still isn't going. I'm able to occasionally get into the bios and see that the CPU is at 95C with the pump showing 0rpm but I have no idea why it wouldn't be connected

 

 

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15 minutes ago, GenialGiraffe said:

So the rig I'm trying to get up and running is an i9-7900x with an x299 Tomahawk motherboard that I got from a friend because he was having heating issues with his ~5 year old corsair AIO. 

 

I bought the H100i Elite to replace it but now that I installed it the pump still isn't going. I'm able to occasionally get into the bios and see that the CPU is at 95C with the pump showing 0rpm but I have no idea why it wouldn't be connected

 

 

Can you send a pic of the AIO connector going to the MB slot?

Should be like a fan header if memory serves me. It might be a faulty header or power connector 

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9 minutes ago, Frizz said:

Can you send a pic of the AIO connector going to the MB slot?

Should be like a fan header if memory serves me. It might be a faulty header or power connector 

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USB 2.0 connection in the middle here with the actual cable connected into CPU_FAN1. I've tried both ports for the USB connection 

 

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There's a flat cable that should plug into an included Commander core hub. That hub should be powered from the psu with a sata power connector. 

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21 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

There's a flat cable that should plug into an included Commander core hub. That hub should be powered from the psu with a sata power connector. 

All of the Commader core stuff is plugged in, currently trying all of the available power supply slots to see if it's an issue with that. Should I be plugged into the CPU fan pin regardless? 

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1 hour ago, GenialGiraffe said:

All of the Commader core stuff is plugged in, currently trying all of the available power supply slots to see if it's an issue with that. Should I be plugged into the CPU fan pin regardless? 

Try connecting the pump and fans into the Commander Core instead. 

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44 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

Try connecting the pump and fans into the Commander Core instead. 

They're already plugged into the Commander Core, the proprietary connection to power included which I thought would control the pump. 

Edit: Sorry about the mess of cables, troubleshooting made mediocre cable management way worse

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