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This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "cptninc" (Jul 1st 2019, 7:55pm)
This post has been edited 8 times, last edit by "Hufeisen" (Jul 2nd 2019, 8:04pm)
My first concern is the Alphacool PWM pumps. I don't know if they are fully compatible with the Intel PWM specification, which if not will be a problem for the aquaero. I don't know if the same PWM issue is present with the Quadro. Hopefully someone with definitive knowledge will speak up
Second, I would not run the two Quadros through the aquabus, if memory serves you will loose 4 fan curves on each quadro. I would run them off the USB.
The Schematic looks good. Everything is connected ok.
For the RGB Stuff, you need a Farbwerk 360
Then connect the RGB Input of each Splitty4 to the RGB Ports on the Farbwerk 360.
The aquabus high connector is only for communication with aquabus devices. it delivers <2 Watts.
You need to connect the Quadro to the Power Supply Unit with the 4 Pin Molex Connector.
You need to connect the Quadro with USB to your motherboard for initial setup (to select an aquabus address for the quadro in the aquasuite software) and for firmware updates.
After that is done, you can remove the usb connection from the quadro and only use aquabus to control the Fan speed.
You can connect 4 Splitty4 to the Farbwerk360. A Quadro can control 1 Splitty4.
It sounds like I will need two Farbwerk 360 units in order to control all of my fan lights. That will bring the total number of Aquabus devices to 7. Maybe I should use a Splitty9 for this instead of the Aquabus X4?
This post has been edited 4 times, last edit by "Hufeisen" (Jul 5th 2019, 7:06pm)
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