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Ahjira

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  1. Ok this clarified a bunch of stuff. The bios messaging on screen was telling me basically the same thing but I didn't have enough context to understand what to do. This helped a ton. And it sounds like keeping the fans powered via the pump connections is wiser. If you read my response to Tony above, I mention I had things set up that way when I was just running the Lighting Node Pro so I'll go back to that set up. Thanks for the explanation.
  2. Sorry should have included that, yes I have a total of 6 Corsiar LL's in the case, 2 on the H100i and 4 of them are hooked into the Commander Pro now. Prior to this I had the Lighting Node Pro and at that time my H100i fans *were* connected through the power connectors on the pump, but I got got confused when the mobo starting throwing the error about the empty CPU fan controller. Your context and the info provided by c-attack below clarified this for me. My bios info was telling me to do exactly what c-attack was saying ( disable the error messaging ) but it sounds like you both recommend keeping the power connected to the pump connections like I had it originally. I'll do that and report back for the sake of anyone else asking similar questions in the future. Many thanks.
  3. Hey guys I just got the Commander Pro and wired it all up in my 570X. My system wouldn't boot because I moved the power connectors for the two fans on my H100i from the motherboard CPU fan power to my Commander Pro ( slots 4 and 5 ). When I moved the power cables back to the motherboard, I could boot. Is there something in the bios I have to set to make this work? I'd prefer the fans to be connected to the Commander Pro so that everything is monitored through that interface, but maybe I'm losing functionality by doing that? ELI5 please :) Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z270-E Gaming
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