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The temperature only rises locally on the cpu/gpu. Without Flow, the hot water is not transported to the Temperature Sensor, so the sensor does not detect the rise in temperature.But, just thinking, if there is a flow problem, then the temperature will rise, so the alarm could be triggered based on temp, and without any flow sensor. What do you think about it ?
You cannot connect the D5 Pumps to your Motherboard ARGB Header. The D5 Next Pumps must be connected to the Mainboard with USB, and you have to use the Aquasuite Software to change the RGB Lighting effects. If you dont have enough free internal USB Ports, you can buy a Hubby7.7- more globally, do you see a problem with this setup? Any better idea?
Why dont you use a single OCTO instead?4- I put two Quadro.
Why dont you use the RGBpx Controls of the Quadro/OCTO for your RGB Lighting?Zitat
5- For the leds, I was thinking of connecting everything to the aRGB connector of my motherboard (It supports 120 leds max, that should be enough). If not, should I rely on a Farbwerk device? How to wire it?
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Yes, but only if the reservoirs aren't sealed. That air on top has to go somewhere
1- I crossed the pump outputs, so I have one loop instead of two separate ones. The two sides will probably not offer the same resistance to the flow, is there a risk to see one reservoir emptying and the other one overflowing?
2- A single loop allows me to put only one flow sensor. I put this flow sensor to have an alarm that will turn off the motherboard. But, just thinking, if there is a flow problem, then the temperature will rise, so the alarm could be triggered based on temp, and without any flow sensor. What do you think about it ?
Fans don't use that much power. you could run everything off a Quadro. If you want to play it on the safe side, either use active Splitty9, or go to an Octo3- I put two Splitty9. I haven't bought the fans yet, I don't know their final consumption. One channel of the Quadro provides 25W, so if my fans consume more, I may need four Splitty4 to spread the watts on 2 channels of each Quadro. Correct ?
You have no individual control on the LEDs on motherboard headers. You'll be better off using the Quadro/Octo headers to make fancier effects since you have them. The Octo has two headers, that's 2x 90 LEDs
5- For the leds, I was thinking of connecting everything to the aRGB connector of my motherboard (It supports 120 leds max, that should be enough). If not, should I rely on a Farbwerk device? How to wire it?
You don't want to control the pump speed along the fan speed. Better keep it individual, besides the NEXT pump is made to be controlled on its own through USB.
6- Each Quadro controls the PWM of one pump and six fans, via one Splitter9 (or two Splitter4, see question 4). So I would have 2 (or 3) channels occupied. Correct?
Maybe... use a single pump? it's much simpler and it has more than enough headroom to cool your setup. Double pumps is mostly good for very busy setups with a lot more rads, or very restrictive loops.. or jst for the looks.7- more globally, do you see a problem with this setup? Any better idea?
Oh shame! I didn't even think of that!Without Flow, the hot water is not transported to the Temperature Sensor, so the sensor does not detect the rise in temperature.
Sorry for my confusing diagram. Only the LED ring is connected to the motherboard. The PWM pump motor is connected to the Quadro.You cannot connect the D5 Pumps to your Motherboard ARGB Header.
You are right. In fact, it's a relic of my previous diagram version, where I had two independent loops, and I had just made a copy/paste left/right, and with two flow sensors, and thus two quadros (Octo has only one flow connector).Why dont you use a single OCTO instead?
Same, this is a relic of my very first diagram where I tried to use only the motherboard... But I quickly realized that it was not enough , and little by little I added AquaComputer devices . And the aRGB connections stayed as they were. You're right, I would rather put everything on the Quadro/Octo.Why dont you use the RGBpx Controls of the Quadro/OCTO for your RGB Lighting?
OK,There is no reason to cross connect the two pumps...
Well that's enough, I've already had enough shameThat air on top has to go somewhere
Fans don't use that much power. you could run everything off a Quadro. If you want to play it on the safe side, either use active Splitty9, or go to an Octo
Yes, as I said it is a remnant of an old diagram. You're right, I would rather put everything on the Octo.You have no individual control on the LEDs on motherboard headers. You'll be better off using the Quadro/Octo headers to make fancier effects since you have them. The Octo has two headers, that's 2x 90 LEDs
Are you saying that on the Quadro, the pump and fan control are not separate?You don't want to control the pump speed along the fan speed. Better keep it individual, besides the NEXT pump is made to be controlled on its own through USB.
Like I said, I'm actually going to have 4 waterblocks. I'm interested in what you're saying, if I can save a pump, I'd like that .Maybe... use a single pump?
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