![]() ![]() First, check the connection of plug to header. Your post says NEITHER of those two tools shows you any pump speed, indicating that the CPU_FAN header either is not receiving the signal, or that the header is faulty. Now the ONLY way for both of those tools to read that speed signal and check it is through the CPU_FAN header. Both the mobo and the iCue utility monitor that pump speed signal for failure, and failure of the pump is a BIG problem in this cooling system. Within iCue, though, that speed should be labelled properly as the Pump Speed. Although the CPU_FAN header may label the speed signal it can access as the "CPU Fan" speed, that really is the PUMP speed of the AIO system. The ONLY place that can access the speeds of the rad fans is the iCue software tool, and it may only display one fan's speed. Since the rad FANS in this system are powered and controlled through the pump and the USB2 cable connection that iCue uses for communication, the speed of those fans is NOT available to the mobo fan headers at all. ![]() The iCue software also will monitor for failure. ![]() This has two functions: it gets the pump speed into the mobo where the Corsair iCue software can access it, AND then that signal also is monitored by the mobo's own tools for possible FAILURE (zero speed) of the pump. That 3-pin female connector on the end of a single wire from the PUMP component is solely to send the PUMP speed signal to the CPU_FAN header.
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