Dual H100i for dual cpus WS
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vorticalbox
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Connect your fans directly to the psu, use 7v reduce cables if you like it a bit quieter.
Is it better to use a 4 pin converter or 3 pin will work fine? I would like to use best solution if possible.
Thank you for you prompt reply.
Use the H100i fan connectors....
Id be interested to see how you mount those coolers in a case though.
FYI H100i's on Xeons are stupid overkill, I had 12 Core Xeons running on a Corsair H75 each and the temps never hit 70c after a week of F@H
Id be interested to see how you mount those coolers in a case though.
FYI H100i's on Xeons are stupid overkill, I had 12 Core Xeons running on a Corsair H75 each and the temps never hit 70c after a week of F@H
Will upload some photos on the forum after I'm finished. I went for those as the WS will be on the go 24/7 rendering 3D stuff and i thouth the '40' cores (E2670v2) will be heating up at 100% for a whole week.
btw your videos are awsome. thanks for all the help.
Tom, I have another thread opened '' Need Help on standoffs ...'' will it be possible to give me your opinion how to tackle this as I cannot add standoff screws to the case and it is touching to the back of the MB.
Thank you.
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BigDaddyKong
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The H100i and Corsair link does good fan control. If you don't want to mess with Link another pricey option would be to pick up a Aquaero 6 fan controller. They are a really nice piece of tech that you can do a lot with.
Will consider it as the corsair link is not working correctly with my motherboard.. i think.. the H100i fans are not showing and they are connected.
I contacted Corsair re this slight issue and we see from there.
Thanks
BigDaddyKong
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What OS are you using, and what version of Link?
I'm using windows 8.1 and link V2.4 (download it through corsair website)
Have you updated the firmware on the H100's? Id get one running correctly first although Im not sure if LINK was designed for two units......
Might want to remove the USB cable from one and get it running correctly on one first.
If you do flash the firmware only have one connected at a time and make sure you shutdown to disconnect one and reconnect the other.
Might want to remove the USB cable from one and get it running correctly on one first.
If you do flash the firmware only have one connected at a time and make sure you shutdown to disconnect one and reconnect the other.
BigDaddyKong
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Is that the beta? The nonbeta does not work with Windows 8. The down side with the beta is it messes with the lights, every time you cold boot or restart, it resets the LED's after you update the firmware.
