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Top_Nurse
Senior Member
Re: New system help
Mittwoch, 13. April 2005, 22:38
Zitat von »propurple«
I really just want to know the beginners guide on how to set this up.
General A-C Instruction Manual.
Latest Aquaero Instruction Manual for version 3.07 and up.
Manual for Aquastream from firmware revision 1.3 and up with version 3 hardware.
Template for Airplex Evo 240 radiator.
Hope these links help out
Note: These links are for ADOBE PDF files.
As a side note can anyone explain why the latest English Aquastream manual would be located on the German language site and no link put up on the English site?
Top_Nurse
Senior Member
Re: New system help
Donnerstag, 14. April 2005, 11:18
with regards to the aquareo temp sensors, so i can put them on the cpu, ??? I wanted to use them to control the fan speeds according to how hot the cpu got, so you saying i cant do that ?
if not where can i put the sensors, and how to i attach them ? i wanted to put them on the cpu seeing thats where i would want the fan speed to increase, the sensors, are they sticky ? or do i have to use some substance to stick them down ?
Also does the flow sensor have any screws i can attach it to something, or should i use some double sided tape and stick it to something ? or drill the case, and use screws ?
The flat temp probes that come with the Aquaero are your standard computer usage temp probes. While you could use it by using some thermal tape and stick it to the side of the CPU block it does not give a good reading of your actual CPU temp. The best solution with the Aquaero is to utilize an in-the-coolant style temp sensor. The sensor slips right into a T fitting Plug n Cool fitting, which is put in the H20 line immediately after your CPU. This will tell you the temp of the water that the CPU has heated up and give you a much better indication of what is going on. Either way you do it you can control your fans in 4 different programable modes. See the link above for the Aquaero manual. It's quite interesting to read ;D
Here is an image of the flow sensor provided by IT-Trade if that help any. Perhaps someone from A-C can tell us what is on the other side of the flow sensor?
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