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Have you tried troubleshooting the case fans?

Have you tried troubleshooting the case fans?

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fatniggerdick
Junior Member
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07-09-2022, 02:20 AM
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Windows 11 Pro 64 Aorus Z790 Elite Mobo (Manual) Deepcool 720 AIO Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO Mid-Tower Case Lian Li SL Infinity Trio (3 pack with Controller) I have a set of three infinity fans as an exhaust, but they won’t power up. The USB C cable is connected to the USB 1 slot on the motherboard, and both power cables are plugged in correctly on the controller. Still, nothing activates or lights them up. Interestingly, the "L Connect 3" software can identify them as the Infinity fans—firmware updated, but no change. Maybe they’re accidentally turned off? They should have been on when I powered the PC up for the first time. Checked for other RGB/fan models with similar specs. Looking for answers so you won’t be left confused.
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fatniggerdick
07-09-2022, 02:20 AM #1

Windows 11 Pro 64 Aorus Z790 Elite Mobo (Manual) Deepcool 720 AIO Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO Mid-Tower Case Lian Li SL Infinity Trio (3 pack with Controller) I have a set of three infinity fans as an exhaust, but they won’t power up. The USB C cable is connected to the USB 1 slot on the motherboard, and both power cables are plugged in correctly on the controller. Still, nothing activates or lights them up. Interestingly, the "L Connect 3" software can identify them as the Infinity fans—firmware updated, but no change. Maybe they’re accidentally turned off? They should have been on when I powered the PC up for the first time. Checked for other RGB/fan models with similar specs. Looking for answers so you won’t be left confused.

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KawiianMili
Posting Freak
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07-09-2022, 03:40 AM
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Check your bios settings and enable the fans. That should cover it—perhaps connect the RGB to the controller and link the rest to the motherboard.
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KawiianMili
07-09-2022, 03:40 AM #2

Check your bios settings and enable the fans. That should cover it—perhaps connect the RGB to the controller and link the rest to the motherboard.