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Do as Aeacus suggests above. Assuming you find that forced full speed works well, you need to check an item when you return to "Standard" automatic control of the AIO system via your CPU_FAN header. See your BIOS Manual here...

Actually, the white Port #1 on that Hub board MUST be used for at least one fan. That is because it is the only one that sends its fan's speed back to the host mobo header. IF you leave that output empty, the mobo will report NO fan or a FAILED fan on that header. Connecting those two different...

Yeah, with that cooler system use the "All-In-One" cable (NOT the "Individual Control" one) and connect it to the mobo CPU_FAN header. Ensure the header is set to "Normal" control so the mobo WILL alter the rad fan speeds according to CPU temperature. ALSO in the mobo header configuration (mobo...

Thanks for the details, because the fans you plan are NOT "typical" - they are high-performance fans with higher max current consumptions than the common types. From their web pages, the max current use of each model is: Noctua industrialPPC NF-F12 iPPC-2000 PWM 0.10 A Noctua industrialPPC...

Thanks for Solution. Glad to hear you found a way.

I agree fully with Lutfij above. ASSUMING that you are using only 4-pin fans, use only the four 4-pin output headers for your fans. (Use the 3-pin headers only for 3-pin fans.) I recommend that you configure the mobo SYS_FAN or CHA_FAN header you use to feed this Hub board to use the newer PWM...

Personally I did not like all the extra features that the Logitech mouse driver added - they got in my way. I only wanted mine to act as a simple wheel mouse. So I UNinstalled the mouse and its driver in Device Manger, then disconnected the mouse, then shut down and rebooted. No mouse present...

I do not have an HP printer like that, so I do not have direct experience here. But I HAVE used a Lexmark Colour Laser printer for years, and most of that time I used third-party toners from a maker called Moustache. They always worked well for me, and I always felt the print quality was equal...

MAYBE poor contacts at the socket where it plugs in. By moving it to another machine you will have changed that. Try this: back at the original machine, plug it in the same socket. The unplug and re-plug several times. IF there is dirt or oxidation on contacts this may "scrub" them clean. Also...

"Industrial Grade" means the OPPOSITE or "chemically pure". This is a grade which accepts significant impurities.It is VERY likely that it contains some water, and that is NOT specified for such a grade. All alcohols (especially the small simple ones) have a huge affinity for water and it is...

I'm not sure I understand your problem. I presume you are mounting the rad and fans in the font panel and want the fan lights to appear clearly through that front panel. That means the the fans must be mounted on the OUTside of the rad, between the rad and the case front panel. Further, those...

You are confused. 1. ANY Bluetooth device must use a code to pair with a Bluetooth host. Virtually all come with some default code installed, and allow you to change that if you wish. MANY systems require that you enter that code when you first pair it, but some systems may simply try out a...

I'm beginning to understand some obscure details here. IF you use the cable to connect that headset to a front panel 3.5 mm socket the sound sent out is in analog format for two channels, and it comes from the mobo audio chip. Alternatively (and this is how you are using it), IF you connect to a...

Wait! I should have spotted this sooner. Two items to consider. 1. The headset has a microphone. If that Mic is turned ON, you will pick up a bit of noise, of course. Do you turn it Off when not using it? 2. There are two major types of connection systems for headsets. Look closely at the tip...

You say the noise you hear IS affected by the volume setting. That suggests the problem is in the INPUT to the audio system, and not in the headphones themselves. However, that can be difficult to hear clearly. So, what is the source of the audio input? Does this happen no matter what source you...