Users halted their activity and are now marked as N/A in profiles. Possible motherboard problem?

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Users halted their activity and are now marked as N/A in profiles. Possible motherboard problem?

Users halted their activity and are now marked as N/A in profiles. Possible motherboard problem?

Users halted their activity and are now marked as N/A in profiles. Possible motherboard problem?

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Poop_Head27
Posting Freak

820

04-04-2024, 08:52 AM

#1

Everyone stopped spinning and the BIOS shows N/A for the motherboard. Your 4.5-year-old system still boots but the fans aren’t working at all, with no chassis or CPU fans listed as active. The AIO pump stopped working after a week off. This sounds like a hardware problem—possibly a faulty motherboard or power issue. It might be worth checking the BIOS settings for any warnings and considering a replacement if the core components are suspect. Upgrading entirely could be an option, especially since your CPU is outdated.

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Poop_Head27

04-04-2024, 08:52 AM #1

Everyone stopped spinning and the BIOS shows N/A for the motherboard. Your 4.5-year-old system still boots but the fans aren’t working at all, with no chassis or CPU fans listed as active. The AIO pump stopped working after a week off. This sounds like a hardware problem—possibly a faulty motherboard or power issue. It might be worth checking the BIOS settings for any warnings and considering a replacement if the core components are suspect. Upgrading entirely could be an option, especially since your CPU is outdated.

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ItsVince_
Junior Member

44

04-04-2024, 02:09 PM

#2

Consider switching the fans to other headers in the MOBO to check if they're working. Also, try resetting the BIOS settings back to their default state. The device is about 4.5 years old, so it might be worth upgrading to a newer or used model with better hardware.

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ItsVince_

04-04-2024, 02:09 PM #2

Consider switching the fans to other headers in the MOBO to check if they're working. Also, try resetting the BIOS settings back to their default state. The device is about 4.5 years old, so it might be worth upgrading to a newer or used model with better hardware.

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Viridian
Member

168

04-04-2024, 02:50 PM

#3

I own seven fans in total plus an air pump, but none are functioning. A few fans with lights are operational. They’re all connected to a PWM hub, yet the pump and some non-hub fans aren’t working either. It looks like a motherboard problem.

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Viridian

04-04-2024, 02:50 PM #3

I own seven fans in total plus an air pump, but none are functioning. A few fans with lights are operational. They’re all connected to a PWM hub, yet the pump and some non-hub fans aren’t working either. It looks like a motherboard problem.

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JordiLPS
Junior Member

32

04-05-2024, 02:08 PM

#4

Overloading PWM headers is feasible. Understanding how AIO and AIO fans are linked helps. If no RPM signal appears, it may indicate an issue similar to a Z370 board. E, F, or H—have you experimented with a single fan on another header? You should have a pump and AIO header installed. Have you tried both options for the pump?

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JordiLPS

04-05-2024, 02:08 PM #4

Overloading PWM headers is feasible. Understanding how AIO and AIO fans are linked helps. If no RPM signal appears, it may indicate an issue similar to a Z370 board. E, F, or H—have you experimented with a single fan on another header? You should have a pump and AIO header installed. Have you tried both options for the pump?

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louytekj
Member

144

04-07-2024, 07:18 PM

#5

I can rearrange them as needed. They’ve worked well in the RAM hub setup across most PCs throughout their lifespan without any problems.

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louytekj

04-07-2024, 07:18 PM #5

I can rearrange them as needed. They’ve worked well in the RAM hub setup across most PCs throughout their lifespan without any problems.

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PrimesTV
Junior Member

17

04-08-2024, 11:04 PM

#6

keep them on the fan hub as they receive power straight from the SATA power plug. only the ones not linked to the hub and not spinning should be checked on a different PWM header.

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PrimesTV

04-08-2024, 11:04 PM #6

keep them on the fan hub as they receive power straight from the SATA power plug. only the ones not linked to the hub and not spinning should be checked on a different PWM header.

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Laximus25
Junior Member

16

04-09-2024, 12:52 AM

#7

I managed to get it running. It seems the CPU fan connector might be faulty, but as long as anything is connected, the fans don’t operate. I relocated the controller to another pin and switched the SATA power from the PSU.

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Laximus25

04-09-2024, 12:52 AM #7

I managed to get it running. It seems the CPU fan connector might be faulty, but as long as anything is connected, the fans don’t operate. I relocated the controller to another pin and switched the SATA power from the PSU.

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BL19
Junior Member

39

04-24-2024, 09:50 AM

#8

It seems performance is getting less impressive over time. If things become too busy, they might fail. I favor controllers that just interpret signals and handle SATA power for fans and RGB lighting.

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BL19

04-24-2024, 09:50 AM #8

It seems performance is getting less impressive over time. If things become too busy, they might fail. I favor controllers that just interpret signals and handle SATA power for fans and RGB lighting.