- Dec 26, 2017
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Just installed my New H110i AIO on my Asus ROG STRIX B350-F mobo. Two fans are connected to the pump that is in the CPU-Fan 4-pin connector, Micro USB is connected to the USB 2.0 header, and the Sata cable is connected to the power supply.
After booting the PC up for the first time, I get one long beep with 4 short beeps which means hardware failure, and the bios says CPU Fan Error. After researching for hours, multiple sources said to set the Cpu fan to ignore. I didn’t do this because the CPU was getting hotter by the second reaching from 30C to 60C within 30 seconds.
Please answer these questions bc i’m lost as hell:
1. Why is there an AIO pump on the motherboard when people are saying to connect it to the CPU FAN connector?
2. How do I know the Pump is even working, the fans are spinning and the LEDs come on when booting up.
All components were working before with the only thing being changed is the Case and AIO Cooler.
After booting the PC up for the first time, I get one long beep with 4 short beeps which means hardware failure, and the bios says CPU Fan Error. After researching for hours, multiple sources said to set the Cpu fan to ignore. I didn’t do this because the CPU was getting hotter by the second reaching from 30C to 60C within 30 seconds.
Please answer these questions bc i’m lost as hell:
1. Why is there an AIO pump on the motherboard when people are saying to connect it to the CPU FAN connector?
2. How do I know the Pump is even working, the fans are spinning and the LEDs come on when booting up.
All components were working before with the only thing being changed is the Case and AIO Cooler.
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