Not getting power to the unit

[Maziv]

Hi,

 

I hooked up th the fans then plugged ONE of the power connections in, turned on the comp nd nothing :mad: Now I don't know if BOTH power conections need hooking up but I can find a place to plug in the second one.

 

Any help would be gratfully appreciated, thank you.

[boogieman]

Are you talking about the Nautilus 500?

 

A cable needs plugged into the back of the unit and into the PCI slot cover bracket. Supply power to the bracket.

 

There is a guide here. http://tools.corsairmemory.com/systembuild/report.aspx?report_id=12490

[Maziv]

I can't seem to find the right plug inside the computer that comes for the PSU

[boogieman]

Maybe you don't have any spares left. It is a 4 pin Molex connector right off the power supply. Maybe you need to buy a Molex splitter cable.

[RAM GUY]

You must have the molex cable plugged in to the PSU, otherwise the unit will get no power. Read the section here for more information: http://www.corsair.com/systembuild/report.aspx?report_id=12490&sid=5

[Maziv]

Ive tried that, on the end are two sockets do I have to plug both or just one in ?

[boogieman]

The plugs inside the case that have a SINGLE wire (green and white) DO NOT have to be plugged in.

[KaptCrunch]

You'll notice a few other cables. There are two 3-pin cables, a green and a white. These are optional, and can be plugged into a 3-pin adapter on your motherboard if you want to monitor the RPM of the fan and the pump in the Nautilus 500. I plugged them in because I have room, but they are by no means required. The other pin is a 4-pin molex connector. This is where our Nautilus 500 gets its power from, and this is mandatory. Without plugging in the 4-pin connector, the Nautilus 500 will get no power at all.