My wife started her computer and it was looping to the BIOs screen. Her hard drive is about 6 years old so I thought that may be the problem. First I did a BIOs reset, still not working so I bought a new hard drive. In the BIOS screen i noticed the computer temps were still around 30 C, but now with the new hard drive they just continue to climb, is it because I need drivers? I am having to reinstall windows but I cannot because the computer keeps over heating. I noticed the fans for the water cooling are working but the part that goes on the processors gets very hot. I have a corsair water cooler cannot remember the model h80? Maybe but i also notoced the LED on corsair is red and I think it is normally blue. I have the micro usb from the cooler plugged into JUSB1 is this correct?
New harddrive water cooling not working
- Thread starter Bfelcan
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I think you are right, unfortuantely I have only had it for a couple months, is there anything I can do to fix it? Or do I need to get with corsair? and are they good about replacing stuff?
As far as the power goes, it is plugged into JUSB1.
CountMike
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USB connection is only for control, not enough power to run a pump, there should also be a power connector for pump and has to be connected to MB in place of a connector marked CHA_Fan or directly to PSU via Molex connector. I have a feeling that it got disconnected while installing hard disk and that's why it's not working now.
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