[SOLVED] Can liquid cooling be connected to an MSI B360M BAZOOKA motherboard?

[rift2002]

Hello world, I have a problem and I wanted to know if someone can help me, right now I have an MSI B360M BAZOOKA motherboard which does not have the PUMP_Fan connector and I wanted to know if there is any problem connecting a Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360R, in some of the Sys_Fan connectors or CPU_Fan.

Thanks in advance

 

[kanewolf]

Hello world, I have a problem and I wanted to know if someone can help me, right now I have an MSI B360M BAZOOKA motherboard which does not have the PUMP_Fan connector and I wanted to know if there is any problem connecting a Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360R, in some of the Sys_Fan connectors or CPU_Fan.

Thanks in advance

You want to use a SYS_FAN connection. Set that connection to 100%. Use the CPU connection for the radiator fan.

 

[rift2002]

You want to use a SYS_FAN connection. Set that connection to 100%. Use the CPU connection for the radiator fan.

that is, I can put the pump connector in the SYS_FAN1 and the radiator fans can I put it in the CPU_FAN connector?

 

[kanewolf]

that is, I can put the pump connector in the SYS_FAN1 and the radiator fans can I put it in the CPU_FAN connector?

That would be the typical installation. That way you can vary the radiator fans as CPU temperature changes but run the pump at 100% duty cycle off a SYS_FAN header.

 

[geofelt]

To answer your question:
The pump should be set to run at 100% using a sys fan header.

What is the make/model of your case?
Would a 360 aio fit the case?
What are you trying to cool with such an expensive cooler?