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Any chance you have a 12v power supply that you can connect to the 3 or 4 pin connectors on the CPU cooler to see if it works on its own? If it does work, you can move on to diagnose your mobo and figure out what the issue is there. If the CPU cooler doesn't work, send it back.
I don't, no, but I'm wishing I did about now. Anyhow, I'm almost certain the issue is with the cooler, not the board. I tested the CPU fan and AIO headers with one of my case fans, and both of them worked just fine. Plus again, the cooler was actually working until I reset the BIOS. I don't know how simply pressing the CMOS reset button could've fried the cooler though.
Yeah, if those headers work, it's the cooler. I dunno if you can get a refund, but I've had good luck buying PC parts from a local auction site nearby. Maybe you have something similar nearby you. I paid $20 for a $180 Corsair cooler.
I got on the phone with them this morning, they're sending me a new one. They did mention that ASUS mobos are a bit tetchy with AIOs, so if this one gives me similar problems, that'll tell me it's a compatibility issue. At which point I'll just write the whole thing off and get the most effective air cooler I can find lol
Nice.