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Each detail from any video and manual varies significantly from my own setup. That’s why simply telling people to “build their own PC” isn’t enough. All these differences make it extremely challenging. Even the over an hour video by Linus loses its value if the configuration changes. I’ve watched it thoroughly, but nothing makes sense. A tailored video for my exact build—slow, thorough, with clear explanations of every step—is essential. But such resources aren’t available.
well.. it's a reason why i said for that you should leave it someone that knows and pay them.. this is a crashcourse in how to assemble some of the parts.. when you look at the video.. also look at your mainboard where what ports are, some argb ports say argb, some say rainbow.. it's the same 3 pins on a 4 pin plug with 1 pin missing. the part most makes mistakes when starting are the frontpanel connectors.. read your mainboard manual for that and compare what the plugs say from the case.. noone knows default setup here. as some board and cases does it different. LED plugs only go in one way.. + and - is important so pay attention. for the AIO intel needs 4 bolt/spacers.. it's usually a bag with 4 bolts/spacer marked intel if it's more bags marked intel.. look for one marked 1700, it's for the LGA 1700 that intel uses for 12-14 gen cpu's.. put the backplate on from the back and screw those 4 bolts/spacers in to secure it. .. you should do this before you mount your board into the case... if you forgot.... pull your board out and do it.. no way around it.. all board looks different, some smaller some larger BUT.. they ALL have a CPU_FAN header, read your mainboard manual to find an AIO_pump header.. or W_pump or fan header. for all the standoffs behind the board.. make sure you don't have more than you have holes in your board.. and those you have ALL correspond with a hole you can screw your mainboard to the case with. i usually mount it with focus on the IO plate inn first so it snaps in place if it's permanent on the mainboard. some have loose IO plates you have to put in before the mainboard.
1. once the fans are linked, attach the end of the 3-way splitter to the CPU_FAN header. 2. link the argb connectors from both fans and the pump, securing them with brackets to prevent disassembly. 3. insert the splitter into the rainbow/argb port on your board. 4. connect the AIO pump's PWM port to the pump or AIO fan port on your board. follow up with additional configuration if you have a controller package.