Need help with new build

[VenturedBeyond]

Hello, Sorry to ask this and I’m probably silly for asking but this is my current pc setup

motherboard : Aorus Master Z790
Gpu : Msi GeForce Rtd 3060 Trio Gaming
Cpu : i7 13700k
Ram : 32gb (2x16gb atm)
Cooler : Corsair H60 RGB elite
Psu : Corsair Tx750m

basically the issue I’m having it trying to set up the cooler as I’ve got 2 cables on the cpu cooler itself and then 2 wires on the fan itself, 1 is a 3 pin and the other looks like a 4 pin (this goes for both parts), problem is this doesn’t show a 3-pin marker and I’m unsure what the 4 pins would be used where just providing to be a headache since I only recently upgraded everything.



many thanks on any help,
VB.

note : left an images at the bottom and ignore the cable management will be changed the moment I have the fans sorted

 

[meatwar]

General rule... we do not "born" already instructed/educated... so a manual of the product is still viable for everyone these days...agree?
A 4pin header will accept a 3pin fan connection.
Those slim pins should be aRGB/RGB from the cooler, so check the system board block diagram and the remarks from the cooler manufacturer.

Z790 AORUS MASTER (rev. 1.0) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global
iCUE H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler (corsair.com)

 

[AXLP_LaZEReD]

Just 1 question, for everybody -
a 120mm AIO on a 13700k? Are we sure it is gonna cool it?

 

[DeathtoGnomes]

Just 1 question, for everybody -
a 120mm AIO on a 13700k? Are we sure it is gonna cool it?

it can for a short term loads.

 

[AusWolf]

Since it's Corsair, I'm 99% sure it's some kind of proprietary RGB controller cable that only connects to Corsair's own hub.

Other than that, I agree with the above: read the manual.

Just 1 question, for everybody -
a 120mm AIO on a 13700k? Are we sure it is gonna cool it?

That depends its power limits.

 

[tommesfps]

Please check if you have installed your Memory Kit like this, from the picture it could be single channel.