Aio is active but not functioning correctly.
Aio is active but not functioning correctly.
The system uses a 3-pin connector to connect the motherboard and RPM display, supplying power to the pump. SATA connects the LCD screen and provides necessary electrical input. USB enables the cam software to manage operations. Full control remains via the cam software; manual pump speed adjustments require setting the motherboard header to DC mode, though it lacks PWM capability. If any component fails despite proper installation, the problem likely lies with the software or hardware itself.
Based on the information gathered from articles and videos, it seems the device isn't performing adequately. If it weren't working at all, it would heat up rapidly, but currently it remains fairly stable around 40 degrees. It reaches up to 80 degrees during operation, triggering the CPU light near the pump header and causing the display to flash into the high 80s when active. Under load, one tube warms slightly while the other stays cool, showing no noticeable vibrations. If it were functioning properly, it would be detected by software and communicate with other components.
Absolutely, I'd recommend checking the cooler. When I experienced a pump failure, it showed similar signs—one tube was much hotter because of poor fluid circulation—even though the CPU was running at high idle temps.