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neiljwd · ‎11-10-2015

New build, got a water AIO CPU cooler, and it's a bit loud. Connected via the boards specific pump connection. Is there a way to customise the amout of power it draws, the AUS fan program only sees fans, that I can tell, I'm not the most technically proficient, but I'm good at following instructions :p, if anyone knows please?

Chino · ‎11-10-2015

You can control the water pump header in the BIOS.

neiljwd · ‎11-23-2015

Has anyone got an answer to this please?

under advanced bios>monitor> qfan control, i can set the revs for temperatures, but not the voltage.
the volts shows 4 and my unit says a max of 3.

It's just so loud, i really hate it. great temps an OC, but i cant stand the noise. gonna have to fork out for a whole new cooling solution if i cant do this.
Please? I've tried living with it and acclimatizing for 2 weeks, but i just can't. It's awful.

MeanMachine · ‎11-10-2015

Hi neiljwd

The Water Pump in closed loop systems are generally quiet by comparison to say 2x120mm fans or more, pushing air past a radiator. So why is the pump so loud?
I'm not in favor of turning the pump down in manual control. The pump should operate at its max or near max efficiency, to dissipate heat as fast as it can.
I can here my pump too, but only just and actually feel comfortable know it's doing its job.

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Chino · ‎11-23-2015

What you need to do is find out if you can even control the pump speed. Most AIOs run their pump at a constant speed.

Menthol · ‎11-23-2015

What AIO?, is it the pump or the fans that are making the noise? you can plug the fans into the motherboard and control them separately from the pump

neiljwd · ‎11-23-2015

Raijintek Triton, [sound measurement] (link).. Mines DEFINITELY louder.
It's 100% the pump making the annoying noise, does it when idle, and i can alter the noise (a bit) in q-fan by lowering the RPM's.
The fans are very distinctive and fan like when they kick in- which is rarely, just during Fallout4 load screens, fans have a separate connector and control fine.

Raja · ‎11-24-2015

Set the pump header to DC, as it is a DC pump. Lowering the speed will reduce the voltage. However, the pump may not spin up after a certain point so you will have to work that out.

neiljwd · ‎11-24-2015

Thank you, yeah I've done that, and it does affect it, but I still hate it.
Begining to think it's defective, no-one else reports this noise. 😞 Sadly can't return it, as using the dye (included) voids the warranty. Stupid system.
Leson learnt. Going to buy a nice air cooler now.

How to turn the voltage down on the Water Pump?