Raja@ASUS wrote:
Seems to be unique to you as none of this happens to me 😉
It’s unique because it didn’t happen to you……uhhh…. Ok….
@ xherics, thx, I will check it out.
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Raja@ASUS wrote:
Yeah, if others don't have the same issue as you, a fix is unlikely as it requires replication.
Let's start: even on your own website: (and don't forget the IX is just 2 weeks on the market)
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https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?90133-asus-maximus-ix-formula-bsod-ntoskrnl-exe-14a6f0
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https://www.techpowerup.com/228271/asus-rog-strix-z270g-motherboard-leaked
ASUS should focus on their software a lot more. Their AISuite and RGB LED control are just pure nightmare to work with. Constant BSOD on Windows 10. Worst of all ASUS usually stops providing software updates 6 months after the release of a MoBo
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http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?p=17404729
whenever i try to install AURA, it would cause me to encounter the BSOD, sometimes not letting me boot into windows. I have uninstalled both AI suite and AURA but would like to know if anyone has encounter and has a solution.
The BSOD left a message with some time ~ error? sorry, cannot remember the exact message.
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And what about the iomap64.sys? I'm unique again? Just Google iomap64.sys blue screen. It gives more than 2.000 results.
Raja@ASUS wrote:
You can control the pump via UEFI. Although, with AIO pumps, they are usually best run at max speed as they tend to "whir" more at lower speeds.
If there is some way to control the H115 pump speeds without the Link cable and software, I'd also like to know, but unless I'm mistaken, I don't believe you can control the pump itself on the H115i from the motherboard.
There is a SATA cable for the power, and 2 fan headers if you're controlling the fans via link. There is only a single wire to monitor speed.
I have a couple h115i's in use on several ASUS boards, there is a pump header on newer boards, I always use the UEFI to control all my case and rad fans, I connect the pump to the pump header and leave it in the default setting of disabled so the pump always runs at 100% speed as it just doesn't make much noise and I am always sure the water is circulating, I have not tried controlling the pump speed myself so I can't verify that is functional on all AIO's, the rad fans I set to Turbo mode and case fans to silent mode, it is very simple this way, no software issues, never worry about fans not ramping up under load, I changed the fans on the Corsair AIO as supplied fans are very loud at 100% speed
