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View submission: Simple Questions - December 02, 2020
Normal fans really don't need 1A to run, it's usually a quarter or fifth of that (0.2-0.25A), so it doesn't really matter. The usual config is to have the AIO pump plugged into whatever header that runs it at 100% speed all the time, and the radiator fans plugged into the CPU_fan header to be controlled according to the CPU temperature. Some people control the pump's speed too, but as far as I know it's better for the pump to just run it at full speed all the time.
Comment by OskuZ77 at 02/12/2020 at 14:32 UTC*
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The AIO is going in the Aio pump port. But youre saying it wont matter? On another note will it damage the fans/mobo if i use the high voltage port on them? Is there any difference in the end on whether you use the cpu fan port or a normal one? Since the manual stated that the cpu fan connector is highly recommended