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Kraken x62 confused where i should connect

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I'm building my pc I'm confused as where should I connect the Aio. So the kraken x62 has a fan splitter that connect the 2140mm fans into the aio. The aio has a 3 pin connector I'm wondering where should I connect it to the Cpu_opt or the aio_pump connector. Should I use the fan splitter that poweres the fans thrue the aio or should I connect the fans directly to the Motherboard????

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the 3 pin should be connected to the AIO Pump header. You can use the fan splitter that way you can just tune one fan profile instead of multiples for the fans. 

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  • 2 weeks later...

X62 gets its power from the SATA connecter, and speed control from USB. The 3 pin header just reports speed to the mobo. X52 however is powered by the 3 pin. I am running both in series in my main rig.

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can we connect  aio pump to psu dirctly. will it affect my pump.

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