The pump fan for the CPU keeps failing. After cleaning the inside I was able to get it to pass but the error keeps occurring since then and the BIOS software keeps throttling my PC. I've also already replaced the thermal paste on the CPU.
"It is connected" and "connected properly" are not necessarily the same thing. One photo where we could clearly see the connector is aligned properly would help us, to help you, determine if you need to replace the AIO liquid cooler. I understand your frustration, but this is a user forum, where users help other users. No amount of photos in this thread will get your part replaced.
If you determine that your pump has failed and you want to replace the AIO cooler yourself, consider the Corsair Hydro Series H60 (2018) You might also consider replacing the OEM fans with some better quality, more quiet fans while you are doing maintenance.
Can't really tell from that photo, but make sure your cable is properly connected to the FAN_PUMP motherboard header before purchasing a replacement. Sometimes the connector and pins can be misaligned.
It is connected. Idk how many more pictures I need to send for a replacement part for my 3000 dollar computer but I can keep sending them until I get a replacement or know that I need to purchase one.
The OEM liquid-cooler (AFAIK, still Asetek clone) has a Heat-sink/Pump (with internal impeller) and a Fan on the unit's radiator
Which do you think is failing, and where are you seeing this error ?
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Posted June 28th, 2022 21:00
"It is connected" and "connected properly" are not necessarily the same thing. One photo where we could clearly see the connector is aligned properly would help us, to help you, determine if you need to replace the AIO liquid cooler. I understand your frustration, but this is a user forum, where users help other users. No amount of photos in this thread will get your part replaced.
If you determine that your pump has failed and you want to replace the AIO cooler yourself, consider the Corsair Hydro Series H60 (2018) You might also consider replacing the OEM fans with some better quality, more quiet fans while you are doing maintenance.