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240 meter is a BIG fan..  ;)

 

I'd suggest plugging it into the CPU fan because it is the CPU fan.  the Whole system usually doesn't need to also speed up.

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240 meter is a BIG fan..  ;)

 

I'd suggest plugging it into the CPU fan because it is the CPU fan.  the Whole system usually doesn't need to also speed up.

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plug the pump into CPU_1 and use the Y for the fans and connect them to CPU_2

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plug the pump into CPU_1 and use the Y for the fans and connect them to CPU_2

Okay so I connect the the wire coming from the CPU Block itself to CPU Header 1 and connect the Y Splitter wire to CPU Header 2. And I leave the fan controller.?

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Okay so I connect the the wire coming from the CPU Block itself to CPU Header 1 and connect the Y Splitter wire to CPU Header 2. And I leave the fan controller.?

is it a fan controller or a fan hub on the noctis ? Cause the h440 has a fan hub which means 100% all the time. But yes plug the block into cpu 1 and the y splitter in the cpu 2 header and you should be good
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