You don't even need Aquaero.

Just plug everything to the pump with a poweradjust.

Aquaero is just too much I think ,plus it's hypersensitive, plus the software is in early beta versions so you will have to wait a LONG time to get it running, plus it still does not support the pump. So you just need the Aquastream XT Ultra a power adjust and you are done.

EDIT : Mods please ignore report. I accidentally press it with this message.

Nobody really needs an Aquaero. It is a high end monitoring and controlling device for anyone that wants the best of the best. You could easily plug your temp sensors, fans and pumps into a $29.99 nzxt, but what fun would that be. Even with the software being in beta it is hands down the best and most sophisticated controller available.

back to your questions...

You could possibly get away with running 7 fans and 1 pump on the LT. This will all depend on how many amps your fan draws and how you organize them per channel. Each channel has a limit of 1.65a and the LT has a total limit of 5A. If your fans/pump exceeds these ratings, then yes you will need a PowerAdjust as well. The poweradjust would connect to the LT and the LT would connect to USB (only one usb header will be used).

Also you can connect 2 flowmeters and 8 temp sensors on the LT and 1 flowmeter and 1 temp sensor on the poweradjust.

And if you want to control 2 pumps you will definitely need the LT and the PowerAdjust.

Zitat von »Funroc«

Ok Thanks, LT is enough.

Does it exist a solution to run the cooling system without switching on the Cpu ?

Kind Regards

the aquaero can run without your computer being on as long as your motherboard provides power to the usb headers when the computer is on. everything else (fan, pumps) won't run without the computer being on. You can around this by jumping your power supply. To jump your power supply insert a paper clip into the green wire and any black wire. And voila, your power supply will turn on without being connected to the motherboard.