Then quit iCUE and direct the OS not to start the software on boot. Make sure this is based on coolant temp (H150i temp). Of course, the easiest option is going to be to go into iCUE, set your lighting, pump and radiator fan speed to the level you want. For all practical purposes, radiator exhaust temp = coolant temp, or close enough with a fixed offset to make it the same for control purposes. The 10K sensor costs a few dollars and you run it up to the exhaust side of the radiator. The good news is most newer motherboards in the top half of the price range will have a 2 prong 10K thermistor connector somewhere on the board. CPU temp is too erratic and not really related to the fans purpose on the radiator. You could then move the fans to motherboard for more direct noise control, although finding an appropriate control variable can be challenging. Even on power hungry 250W processors, most people report a 0-1C difference between that and extreme. 99% of users can park in on balanced and leave it. You really don't need to change pump speed. Both are only controllable through the software. Set it to 100% to ensure that the pump operates at 12V.No, you cannot control the pump or fans from the BIOS. Locate the FAN CONTROL section of the BIOS.ĥ. To ensure that you’re feeding the pump 12v at all times, you need to do the following:ġ.Ĝonnect the 3-Pin pump connector to the 4-Pin fan header marked “CPU_FAN” on the motherboard.ģ. They are designed to run on 12v and setting them to anything less will degrade their performance overtime. For optimal cooling performance, you want to make sure that these pumps are getting constant 12v from the mobo fan header.
There's a couple of things that we have keep in mind when installing these coolers. Many of these questions are pertaining on where to plug them on the mobo. We are still getting a lot of inquiries regarding our AIO coolers that are using the 3pin connector to power the pump. But If you have any of these coolers below, this post might help to make sure you have your cooler connected properly. If you have an AIO Liquid CPU cooler that uses SATA connector, please ignore this post.
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