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Can't control pump through CPU Header?

Tim Drake
By Tim Drake
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Okay so I only have 2 CPU Fans headers yet I need to connect 2 fans and the pump so I used a fan splitter.

 

If I use a fan splitter my fans get stuck at 0RPM and my pump stays constantly maxed out no matter what I change the usage thingy to.

 

I have had to connect the pump to a system fan header but of course this is only a temp fix, anything you guys can think of to fix this.

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April fools ?

Um what.

 

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Nobody? D:

The H110 has no "proper" Pump speed control 

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The H110 has no "proper" Pump speed control 

I control it fine though command center and BIOS while connected to System Fan Header.

 

Also it shouldn't run at full speed either because it makes a crackling noise when it is at full speed :/

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I control it fine though command center and BIOS while connected to System Fan Header.

 

Also it shouldn't run at full speed either because it makes a crackling noise when it is at full speed :/

The pump on the H110 is not meant to be undervolted at all. Its meant to be ran at full speed all the times otherwise it may damage the pump. I had alot of issues trying to control the pump for the H110 when I had it. Ended up killing the pump by accident.

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The pump on the H110 is not meant to be undervolted at all. Its meant to be ran at full speed all the times otherwise it may damage the pump. I had alot of issues trying to control the pump for the H110 when I had it. Ended up killing the pump by accident.

D:

 

But it crackles, I don't want to hear fucking crackling all day :'(

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D:

 

But it crackles, I don't want to hear fucking crackling all day :'(

Crackling like how? Because if it sounds like plastic hitting something or electrical it should be RMA'd before pump failure.

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Crackling like how? Because if it sounds like plastic hitting something or electrical it should be RMA'd before pump failure.

I'll record it next time, for now I will leave it manually at 100%

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I had an H110 and it did not do that. You should RMA it. 

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I had an H110 and it did not do that. You should RMA it. 

God damnit I just bought this.

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I had an H110 and it did not do that. You should RMA it. 

Hmmmm I seem to of fixed it for now..

 

I think it was something to do with the water because I help my computer sideway and shook it and it seems to be gone, FOR NOW

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It's fixed now...

There may have been bubbles in the fluid.

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