So, i want to throw something else out at you PaperDoc. I read a post that you responded to concerning the differences between 3-pin and 4-pin headers and fans, etc. And than today I was reading and researching out the SpeedFan program. It sounds like you can control fan speeds using DC...
ok...Here are the details of my loops
So 2 seperate custom water cooling loops. Not using all-in-one watercooling kits Will be using acrylic tubing with appropiate fittings. Will be using 2 of these combo pump/resorvoir to supply both loops...
I appreciate your feedback Paperdoc. You obviousaly understand this way better than I do. I'm just a beginner doing an advanced build. lol
Let me clarify a few things here. I'm running 2 different custom watercooling loops in this build, one for the CPU and the other for the GPU's (SLI) using...
The motherboard im using a the Asus ROG MAXIMUS VIII Formula
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-MAXIMUS-VIII-FORMULA/
looks like I do have 6 seperate 4 pin PWM headers available on the motherboard
As far as my fan setup....it's a little crazy. Its exactly what Jayz2cents has in his...
Im using multiple 3-pin fans that will connect to this:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/modmytoy ... block.html
What adapter cable do I need to connect the above link to my PWN 4-pin header on motherboard so I can control fan speed in BIOS or using software? Is there a Molex end/4-pin female...
Let me start out by saying that Im doing a build similiar to Jayz2cents Skunkworks. I know....WAY OVERKILL!!! Im very new to this and I apoligize if things dont make sense. Havnt decided on the majority of parts yet but know that I want to do custom water cooling like he did it. Going to have 2...
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