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Stupid question, you using the CPU fan header for fans and pump header for the pump? Or is it a mobo that only has a CPU header so the pump runs off that header and the AIO provides power to the fans? My B550-A Pro has both a CPU fan and pump header, in which I have the EK pump on pump header, and EK fans for the radiator daisychained to the CPU fan header. My old X97 mobo ONLY has a CPU header and the Corsair AIO pump is plugged into that with another pigtail off the pump that provides fan power.
Can you get into BIOS and see if the header that has the pump shows RPM/voltage? Could it possibly have been reset to 0 across the board/that header somehow got disabled?
Suggestion?BEFORE i started zip tying cables together
Suggestion?
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Can even get rainbow colors, if you like to be able to quickly identify the cabling bundle.
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Velcro is IMO a superior solution in most cases. There are some where it's not, but they're fairly uncommon. Especially outside of the chassis.Suggestion?
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Can even get rainbow colors, if you like to be able to quickly identify the cabling bundle.
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I have Velcro on outdoor antenna setups, holding coax and other wires to towers/masts. Some of them have been up for almost a decade, and other than being sightly faded, they're still in excellent conditions. In most cases, so much easier to undo the Velcro to make a change, than have to snip zip-ties and redo them all.Velcro is IMO a superior solution in most cases. There are some where it's not, but they're fairly uncommon. Especially outside of the chassis.
This does not look like Formula 1 qualifying.Welp i "loosely" wired up my spare power supply tonight Aaaaaaaand, everything powered up immediately and w/out any drama just like its supposed to. So.........guess when I blew all old dust out of my old PS it did not take kindly to it.
so I guess thats it then. I knew this spare PS would come in handy some day! I will have to double check, but i THINK this will still be adequate for my power usage, even tho this one is a 700W and my bad one is a 750W. So if that all checks out, I guess i'll be pulling everything out tomorrow and and rewiring EVERYTHING again. Just my favorite thing to do!!!
I always keep a spare PSU around for this reason specifically. They either die all at once, or just start acting fucking weird and you are pulling your hair out wondering WTF is going on. My last one would just turn off for no apparent reason at a completely random interval. It wasn't until I decided to upgrade and put in all new hardware and it still happened when I realized the culprit was a flaky PSU.Welp i "loosely" wired up my spare power supply tonight Aaaaaaaand, everything powered up immediately and w/out any drama just like its supposed to. So.........guess when I blew all old dust out of my old PS it did not take kindly to it.
so I guess thats it then. I knew this spare PS would come in handy some day! I will have to double check, but i THINK this will still be adequate for my power usage, even tho this one is a 700W and my bad one is a 750W. So if that all checks out, I guess i'll be pulling everything out tomorrow and and rewiring EVERYTHING again. Just my favorite thing to do!!!