System is operating at minimal capacity.
System is operating at minimal capacity.
Could System 2 fit with any case fan or splitter you're using? If not, those fans seem oddly linked. By default, your AIO radiator fans should link to the CPU fans header. The AIO pump needs to connect to any available header on your motherboard. Ideally, use CPU_OPT or PUMP—though it's not critical. What matters is each fan has its own header on the board, and the pump should run at full voltage or duty cycle constantly. Then the remaining fans can be connected wherever possible. The key is ensuring your pump and fans stay active to keep the CPU cool during testing, preventing throttling.
System 2 likely includes the three intake fans. The pump appears to function well, with warmth and movement detected. Both fans linked to the radiator spin. I plan to isolate the pump by connecting it separately. My setup uses a hub for fans and RGB headers, which might relate to the issue. To verify the pump receives full voltage, check its power supply connection.
Explore your GPU's power and wattage settings with tools like MSI Afterburner to identify potential issues affecting performance.
It could be. I'm unsure if I'm interpreting the correct figures, but the power limit appears to be near zero or very low.