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Z370 I ITX missing important AIO pump speed limit in bios

wazer2
Level 8

‎07-04-2018 06:44 PM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 08:22 PM by Community Admin

Hello I just found out that AIO pump monitor is missing speed low limit selection and warning, is that something we can get implemented ASAP?


I'm not sure if it counts for all asus rog motherboard bioses, but it is rather important thing to leave out.

I have within a few weeks having my pump failure without any warning whatsoever given during startup cold boot/warm boot, my cpu was sitting at 85c without pump running and just idle.

so Raja@ASUS / any dev is this something you can fix for us?
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wazer2
Level 8

‎07-08-2018 03:40 PM

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Deepcuts
Level 10

‎07-14-2018 02:26 PM

Install HWINfo from https://www.hwinfo.com/
Run it on windows startup.

Then you can setup actions based on pump speed like so:

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wazer2
Level 8
In response to Deepcuts

‎07-30-2018 05:24 PM

Deepcuts wrote:
Install HWINfo from https://www.hwinfo.com/
Run it on windows startup.

Then you can setup actions based on pump speed like so:

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relying on 3rd part software when it can be interated into the bios, no thanks 🙂

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F0x135
Level 7
In response to Deepcuts

‎07-31-2018 04:14 PM

Deepcuts wrote:
Install HWINfo from https://www.hwinfo.com/
Run it on windows startup.

Then you can setup actions based on pump speed like so:

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Thanks for the tip Deepcuts! Unfortunately my AIO (Coolmaster ML240R doesn't turn up in hwinfo64 😞
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Deepcuts
Level 10

‎07-30-2018 05:38 PM

So you would rather toast your machine, instead of implementing what I suggested, just because Asus did not include a pump warning yet? Indeed, " 🙂 "
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wazer2
Level 8
In response to Deepcuts

‎07-30-2018 05:42 PM

Deepcuts wrote:
So you would rather toast your machine, instead of implementing what I suggested, just because Asus did not include a pump warning yet? Indeed, " 🙂 "


Who said I would rather toast it? I'm checking every time during cold or reboot now just to be sure until I hear some feedback from an mod/admin in here 😄
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