knud
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Just to make clear, the fans are non-led. Just to avoid any confusion.
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Disconnect (or shutdown and restart pc) the sata power to the PCB and reconnect. Then select M/B on the C700P. It should detect the M/B signal and you can control the lights via the asus software.
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Sounds like a broken PCB/board. Best would be to request a new part. (support details are in my signature)
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Yes, but always contact support as each user scenario is different.
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In theory it can happen - but it is not a guarantee. (does it make sense to you?)
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3 pre installed fans does anyone know which goes to the RGB on the MOBO?
knud replied to Alex's topic in Masterbox 5 Series
It "should" be plug and play. But I'm not familiar with that board and its bios/software. What does Asus AURA show? (and just to make sure: make sure it is installed correctly and not upside down) The fans use 12V-G-R-B btw -
Those are different fans indeed. You'll need these fans: http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-fan/masterfan-mf121r-rgb/
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You need to secure them in a X-pattern. And don't screw it to tight on each turn. (use you hands to secure them at first)
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I believe the 5pin header on gigabyte boards can accept 4pin 5050 plugs, but you might need to set them correctly in the bios. The CM fans use 12v-G-R-B protocol.
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To allow for installation of a dual 5.25" bay device + keep radiator option.
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I don't have too much experience with this product, so I'd suggest to create a support ticket at the CM fanzone (please see my signature for details) and our support colleagues will assist you.
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Yes, the bare frame is a square. 460x460mm. (and 235mm wide)
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Please create a support ticket at the CM fanzone and request the LGA775 bracket. (Details are in my signature)
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v1200 PSU with PCI-E 6 PINs or 8 PINs Connectors
knud replied to Alberto Aguilar's topic in V1200 Platinum
Yes it will work. The PCI-E cables are the 6+2 pin type. -
Like said above, you need to do some (heavy) modding to make something like that to work.
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There is a beta software update you could try: https://www.dropbox.com/s/iz9l16xs4x6a4o5/CoolerMaster%20RFControl%20v1.06.rar?dl=0 (there might be a virus warning, this bug is on the issue tracker)
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Just connect the male one. And put the RGB cables in the RGB controller as well.
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What happens when you use the regular software (which can be downloaded via the portal)? Not sure about SDK.. this seems just an example that you need to further expand with functions (and compile).
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Clearance is as follows (measured without fans) Top is 80mm Front is 90mm, when hdd cages installed If the radiator won't interfer with HDD cages, then there will be much more space (including fan)
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That sounds like a DOA to me. Can you return it to the store and exchange it?
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Backligting on Keyboards under Linux
knud replied to Christopher Montgomery's topic in MasterKeys General Discussion
That's a good tip. Thanks for that -
The panel (first picture) you got seems not correct - the side with 3 pins (that go into the chassis to "clamp" the panel) are supposed to have 2 pins with notches (the 2 on the "outside").
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Update: Package has been found.
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i7 7700k not overclocked 90 C heat is that normal?
knud replied to aliyavuz61's topic in Seidon 240 Series
Which thermal grease are you using? And how much? -
Can you create a support ticket, so our colleagues can help you troubleshoot this. Details are in my signature (fanzone).
