Problema com o pino do módulo AIO do Arduino?
Problema com o pino do módulo AIO do Arduino?
It's tailored for pumps specifically. I don't really follow water cooling, but pumps should always run at maximum capacity. These headers are typically powered at full speed (full amperage) continuously. Most AIOs incorporate the pump directly into the block, creating a straightforward setup. You generally connect the radiator fans to a splitter, then plug that into the block, which feeds power to the CPU_FAN header—requiring SATA power. In most configurations, the AIO_FAN header isn't utilized.
You might consider using the fan included with the Noctua cooler and opting for a 140mm RGB fan instead. However, that could significantly reduce the cost advantage. Alternatively, the Hyper 212 Evo RGB from CoolerMaster offers strong cooling performance at a lower price point, making it a great choice if you're looking to save money without sacrificing much efficiency.
I remember connecting the pump from an Nzxt AIO to the pump header since the instructions suggested it. I don’t really focus on RGB or AIOs, but I assembled one for a friend that featured a Nzxt X62.