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The fans on the Liquid cooler, if they are connected to the liquid cooler (Which is how they should be installed) can be controlled through the Corsair IQUE software. The cooler needs to be connected with USB to the motherboard for you to be able to control it.
You can create custom profiles for your Corsair fans in iCUE, if desired
The AIO itself is connected to the mobo's CPU fan header, the 115i is only connected to it to keep it from complaining about no fan being connected. The 115i get's all it's power from a SATA power connector.
Connect the fans to the AIO's fan headers so it is able to control the fans based on liquid temperature.
But I'm still confused about the case fans, you see, this is supposedly also a smart case... That's why "I'm told by the case" to connect it to the PSU and also another USB header... You see this case has a smart device that supposedly control the fans, so here's how it routed to fans - > smart device - > PSU & USB header
Now I assume that's why it connected to the PSU, the smart device need power, but, I downloaded nzxt cam software and it didn't let me control the fans...
Hella confused.
Use Corsair iCUE.
It doesn't. It only works with Corsair products, and Corsair products usually do not work with NZXT Cam or Hue.