Hi, I have a Cooler Master Seidon 240m with an AMD FX 8350 running at 4.0Ghz.
Suddenly the pump began to make some noises, like a hard drive but 3x times louder.
I read that it could be trapped air bubbles, already shake the case to get rid of it.
The strange thing is, the first time that happened (which was really louder) was while I was playing Battlefield 4. I turned off my pc, waited 2min, and turned on again. It stopped. But yesterday same thing happened again.
I read something about the pump connector, that it should be connected into a power fan instead of a CPU fan.
My motherboard is an 990FX Killer Fatal1ty.
I have the fans connected into the top connector which reads "CPU_FAN1" (4pin connector) and the pump connected to the PWR_FAN (3pin connector). Is that right?
Use this image as reference: http://images.anandtech.com/doci/7580/990FX-Killer_top.png
Suddenly the pump began to make some noises, like a hard drive but 3x times louder.
I read that it could be trapped air bubbles, already shake the case to get rid of it.
The strange thing is, the first time that happened (which was really louder) was while I was playing Battlefield 4. I turned off my pc, waited 2min, and turned on again. It stopped. But yesterday same thing happened again.
I read something about the pump connector, that it should be connected into a power fan instead of a CPU fan.
My motherboard is an 990FX Killer Fatal1ty.
I have the fans connected into the top connector which reads "CPU_FAN1" (4pin connector) and the pump connected to the PWR_FAN (3pin connector). Is that right?
Use this image as reference: http://images.anandtech.com/doci/7580/990FX-Killer_top.png
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