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N8Bro

Unregistered

Wednesday, September 4th 2013, 8:28am

First off, great job! Looks wonderful and the new specs are great. :thumbsup:
I just received my 5 XT last week! :cursing:

So, when is this releasing? ?(

917K

Junior Member

Wednesday, September 4th 2013, 9:02am

Very nice job !

I've only a couple of question to AC about the new Aquaero:
.1: How many virtual temperature sensor will be avaible with the new gen. of Aquaero?
.2: It will be possible to manually adjust the sampling time of sensor?

sebastian

Administrator

Wednesday, September 4th 2013, 9:16am

Quoted from "917K"

.1: How many virtual temperature sensor will be avaible with the new gen. of Aquaero?
its the same as the aquaero 5, 4 virtual sensors

Quoted from "917K"

.2: It will be possible to manually adjust the sampling time of sensor?
no, the filtering is not adjustable by user

Seanimus

Junior Member

AQ 6 RGB output

Thursday, September 5th 2013, 12:41pm

On AQ5, the RGB output was limited to 1 ..maximum 2 in parallel....but it was advised that going more than 2 , would blow the RGB output.
On AQ6, can we do more RGBs in parallel ? Are there multiple RGB outputs?

b0nez

God

Thursday, September 5th 2013, 12:46pm

The same limitation as before - only one RGB-Led.
But the mentioned to maybe develop a new Aquabus device which can handle more than one Led.
And i think it will be capable of doing a lot more things ;)
:rolleyes:

intrigger

Newbie

Sunday, September 8th 2013, 12:18pm

Hi, Great news. Need to try and return the xt 5, and LT that I recently purchased.

I had the following questions for which I was hoping you would be able to answer:

1) Can I connect the LT 5 to the XT 6?

2) Am I able to connect 2 flow meters to the XT 6. If not, and if 1) is also not possible, how would I be able to connect 2 flow meters as I have a dual loop system.

3) Would I be able to connect 2 x mcp35x pumps just for PWM control (voltage coming straight from the PSU, only rpm control for the pumps) and fans to the 4 channels? I would have 30 B12-3 NB e-loop fans (0.24A/fan) + 8 AP-15s (0.08A/Fan), for a total current of 7.84A?

4) Can I pre-order the XT 6 and waterblock now (can you provide a link pls)? If not, from which date can I order and from where (only aquacomputer webshop or from US as well (e.e. FrozenCPU)?


Sorry for the questions, and hope you are able to get back to me for the above. I have a build outstanding and this will be the only part that I am waiting for.

THanks again
:)

intrigger

Newbie

Monday, September 9th 2013, 2:21pm

Would really appreciate if anybody is able to answer the above questions as I only have limited time to return the XT 5 and LT 5 as I have had them for a month already. Apologies and thanks in advance. :D

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Monday, September 9th 2013, 2:47pm

1 + 2 + 3 = yes

4 = aquaero 6 is listed in our webshop but the waterblock has no date so fa

greggus

Newbie

Thursday, September 12th 2013, 5:06pm

Hi, thanks for all the info ;)

I already have an aquaero 5 XT; if i buy an aquaero 6 pro, can i just switch the board to mod it into an aquaero 6 xt ?

Pilo

Senior Member

Thursday, September 12th 2013, 5:11pm

Quoted from "greggus"

Hi, thanks for all the info ;)

I already have an aquaero 5 XT; if i buy an aquaero 6 pro, can i just switch the board to mod it into an aquaero 6 xt ?

I'm guessing that that's not possible, because each Aquaero 5 or 6 version has it's own individual firmware.
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Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Friday, September 13th 2013, 8:44am

Quoted from "greggus"

I already have an aquaero 5 XT; if i buy an aquaero 6 pro, can i just switch the board to mod it into an aquaero 6 xt ?
Yes, no problem since everything around the main controller is the same.

Pilo

Senior Member

Friday, September 13th 2013, 8:51am

Now that're good news...my guessing was wrong...though :whistling:
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greggus

Newbie

Friday, September 13th 2013, 9:21am

Excellent, i will preorder it today :) PWM for each output is a must have :)

lee-turbo

Junior Member

Friday, September 13th 2013, 11:16pm

hooting this, when is water block coming out?

ashka

Newbie

Saturday, September 14th 2013, 1:29am

I've looked at this page and it seems to be mentionning only 4 fan outputs, but I see 8 on the pictures you've shown us. Is it an error ?

Jakusonfire

Full Member

Saturday, September 14th 2013, 2:35am

The four x 4 pin fan headers grouped together on the bottom left as you look at the back of the device are the fan headers. The other 4 pin headers are Aquabus ports, and LED PWM power outputs. Edit: Sorry RGB and IR LED ports.

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Jakusonfire" (Sep 15th 2013, 3:19pm)

Pilo

Senior Member

Saturday, September 14th 2013, 10:10am

This is only an expactation of the terminal placement of the aquaero 6, can be wrong in some areas.
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sebastian

Administrator

Saturday, September 14th 2013, 11:23am

Quoted from "Pilo"

This is only an expactation of the terminal placement of the aquaero 6, can be wrong in some areas.
The image has wrong desriptions for some headers!

mandrix

Full Member

Monday, September 16th 2013, 12:47pm

So, is there no +5V SB header? (I can't see one)
If not, why?

Thanks

Pilo

Senior Member

Monday, September 16th 2013, 2:32pm

Perhaps the USB headers of modern motherboards provide enough stable +5V standby power by now, that the old-fashioned 'aquaero power connect - 24 pin ATX standby power / ATX break' isn't needed any more.
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