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I've done this and Aquasuite opens every time I boot but the Service is never started. The program is open but it says No connection to Service and I have to manually Start the service every boot.
Thanks mate! I just turned the setting for darkness all the way down for profile 2 and it was the same as having it off/dimmer brightness. Problem solved!
I have 2 "LED controllers" set up with different color schemes for each component on one of my Farbwerks 360s. One LED Controller is slaved to Profile 1 with one color scheme. One LED Controller is slaved to Profile 2 with a different color scheme. I wish to have 15% brightness for Profile 1, and 100% brightness for Profile 2. But when I change the LED Strip brightness on Profile 1, it also changes the brightness for Profile 2. It is like they are linked and I cannot change the brightness per Pr...
I've verified I have full Permissions to the program. I have enabled start on boot in the Aquasuite Settings. I have even added the .exe to C:\Users\Me\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. But every time I boot up my PC I have to manually open Aquasuite program and click Start Service in the AQ Settings to resolve the error. Only then do my Profile settings take affect. Screenshot of the error message:https://imgur.com/a/jLwDhVV Sceenshot of my AQ Settings: https://imgu...
Zitat von »Speedy-VI« Zitat von »sneakyscotsman« Correct me if I'm wrong but don't the D30 fans have 32 individual led's per fan? . No. They have 30 LEDs arranged in 15 pairs of 2. When the D30 first came out, Phanteks said they had 32 LEDs. I bought a 3-pack of them and quickly discovered that they only have 30 LEDs. Now their website says 30 LEDs. I have a screen shot of when it said 32 LEDs so I know I am not crazy. I do not like the fact that the LEDs are paired. If you connect a D30 to an ...
Zitat von »Speedy-VI« Zitat von »Caldorian« Just out of curiosity, why are you converting everything to RGBpx rather then using the native 5V connectors on the farbwerk 360s? I didn't think that there would be any functionality differences in using them, and would imply additional "failure" points by adding additional connections. That is a fair question. I am not OP but I know some people would rather use an RGBpx adapter and cable than plug in the horrible standard DRGB connector. I don't kno...
Zitat von »Speedy-VI« This looks generally OK to me but I thought (based on your other thread) that you were going to plug the Leakshield USB directly into a mobo USB2.0 header. In your diagram, the High Flow Next and D5 Next USB are going to the mobo but the Leakshield is going to the HUbby7, which is set to get its power from the mobo USB header instead of SATA power. Woah thank you for catching that! I think I just mixed up the D5 with the Leakshield for the USB connections. I will double ch...
You are awesome thank you again for helping me.
Thank you! Do I also need to connect the D5 NEXT USB to the USB power hub? So both the Leakshield & D5 NEXT would be connected to an external USB power hub, and the SATA power connector would be plugged into the PSU?
Diagram: https://imgur.com/a/lFZDJfL My setup: https://imgur.com/a/czmkdjZ Any concerns with going over power limits with this setup? Any general advice, corrections, better ways of doing things? I'm looking for validation that I have all of this set up correctly. I really don't want to fry anything. A few notes: I am aware of the 90 LED limit per RGBpx channel on the FW360 and have confirmed the D30's will work within that limitation.The AC devices are mounted to the PC case with double sided s...
Zitat von »Taubenhaucher« I would connect the LEAKSHIELD and the high flow NEXT directly to the motherboard, because both have only the USB connection and therefore have to cover all their power consumption through it, the devices with their own power connection should use the USB connection primarily for data exchange. If you use the Hubby 7 with SATA connection and set the jumper accordingly, you should also have no problems with the two on the Hubby, but then you have no more USB standby whe...
Zitat Am I misunderstanding something here? Both devices have their own power connection, neither the LEDs nor the power for the fans comes via USB. So where exactly is the problem? That's part of what i was asking: If the Farbwerks 360 and Octo got their power for the connected fans and LEDs from the SATA supplied power connection, or if the USB connections to the HUBBY would draw any power and count towards the 500/1000mA limit on the HUBBY7. It sounds like from what is being said here, the U...
Zitat Where do you get the 800 mA and 720 mA values for the octo & farbwerk? I believe the only item that should have it's own USB port is the leakshield https://imgur.com/a/elhtVqD Imgur link since I can't post pics in the post (right click > open in new tab). I have x4 sets of daisy chained fans (x3 Phanteks D30 Reversibles in each set): One Farbwerks has all the JST to DRGB adapted to RGBpx connections (x4 daisy chained connections).The Octo has all the PWM connections (x4 daisy chained PWM ...
https://imgur.com/a/elhtVqD I am concerned I have too much power going to a single HUBBY7 which is stated to be limited to 500mA for USB or 1000mA for SATA. Currently I have: Octo (powered by SATA connection): -x4 PWM fan connections =2400 mA power draw (Edit. Corrected) Farbwerks 360 #1 (powered by SATA connection): -x4 Fan D-RGB connections =2160 mA power draw (Edit. Corrected) Farbwerks 360 #2 (powered by SATA connection): -EK-Quantum Vector² FE RTX 4090 D-RGB connections (x2) -EK-Quantum Vel...
Zitat von »Taubenhaucher« https://aquacomputer.de/handbuecher.html…EXT_english.pdf The manual explains the connections of the D5NEXT, look at 5. Electrical connections The 5pin one is internal USB, the middle one is the fan/flow sensor connector and the small one is for RGBpx or Aquabus. USB must be connected just like the LEAKSHIELD. Thank you sir. The manual did state those things but it didn't say which one was the "middle one" or the "small one" or the "5pin" which was my confusion (and I c...
Zitat von »Speedy-VI« Maybe this will help. Click on this link to see the picture. I can never get them to appear in the post for some reason. [attach]10418[/attach] Thank you so much my man!! 10/10 helpful. I did figure out that there was text on the bottom of the pump which showed which connection was which, but I had to remove the white anti vibration padding to see it. Since I don't know the names of these ports by heart yet this is an awesome reference. I appreciate it.
https://imgur.com/a/Tt9kW2k Please assist me with where this connection goes and what it controls?? I figured out the top one goes to internal USB, the middle one goes to the RGBpx connector on the Farbwerks 360, but what does this bottom one go to? And do I need to connect the one on the bottom left? I'm probably just dumb but I don't see any marking of "USB" or "RGBpx" or ANY TEXT of any kind on the actual pump near the connection ports, this makes the manual quite unhelpful as I don't know wh...
Danke. I will go reread the manual again as I clearly misunderstood. Zitat Additionally, you cannot use 8 connectors of the Farbwerk. You may only use one connector per channel, so a maximum of 4 connections here. If you need to connect more, you need the rgbpx splitty. On the physical Farbwerk there are: x4 RGBpx channels x4 ARGB/DRGB channels I now see in the manual and on the SHOP that it states only 4 channels may be used of ONE connector type. I was confused because there are 8 physical cha...
Thank you for your kindness in explaining this to me, I did read the manuals however I have clearly misunderstood some parts. I believe now I understand, but I will re-read the manuals again and review with this new knowledge you have provided. Zitat Which Fans are you using? And how many LEDs do they have? A RGBpx Channel can only control up to 90 LEDs. -I am using the Phanteks D30-120mm fans which have 32 LEDs each. I am aware of the limitation of 90 LEDs per channel, but I believe I will stil...
Letzte Version, hoffe ich. Ist das jetzt richtig? https://imgur.com/a/WdmLU4W
Thank you very much. Final version hopefully - is this now correct? https://imgur.com/a/WdmLU4W
Also, I would assume this is the filter replacement you would use if you were to use one, but I may be wrong. I am very new to Aquacomputer and PC build. I'm sorry I cannot answer your first question, but like you I would tend to think you should not remove the filter entirely as it may likely cause a leak or other issue as it is likely not designed to be used without the filter in place. Just my guess. https://shop.aquacomputer.de/product_inf…roducts_id=3860
Hmm. Found an interesting discussion related to this that may interest you. There are a lot of others if you do some searching as well. It makes me wonder if an in-line filter is better than the utilitube filter. It could be that an inline filter actually increases the flow restriction more than the built in utilitube filter. I don't know. Just a thread I found while googling your interesting question. https://www.reddit.com/r/watercooling/co…s_like_such_an/
Danke schön. Ist ARGB und DRGB dasselbe? Die Lüfter der Phanteks D30-120 sagen "DRGB". Danke schön. Danke schön. Danke schön. Entschuldigung, Deutsch ist nicht meine Muttersprache.
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https://imgur.com/a/9URKopb This is the DRGB to RGBpx adapter from the diagram above: https://shop.aquacomputer.de/product_inf…roducts_id=3829 I have no idea if I'm on the right track. I've been reading the manuals non stop for days trying to figure this out but some things it just does not specify. Still working on how the D5 FLT, GPU block, and HF NEXT are all to be connected... This is my first PC build and nothing has been more challenging than figuring out what gets connected to where on t...
16.04.2024, 18:17
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