Hylander

This issue has been driving me crazy for 2 days! I uninstalled and re-installed everything. Deleted MSI Afterburner, complete clean wipe uninstall of iCUE, checked cable on block, etc. Then tonight I just decided to disconnect USB devices and CUE worked! Figured out it was my new G2 and did a search and found this thread. I'm using the latest CUE software that was released on January 11th.

Welp, that didn't last. I was playing BF for a few hours tonight and after I exited the game it stayed at 95% and the temperature reading on the dashboard wasn't coming down even though the CPU was obviously not being worked. I restarted the service and it started working properly again. :[pouts:

Thanks for the info. Looking at the graphs from last night, the temps seemed to be in line to what they were before. The fans for the TI point towards the bottom of my case, and I have pretty decent ventilation so hopefully it won't be a significant increase in temps. I stuck with Afterburner for now, although I don't really feel the need to overclock the GPU at this point. I mostly race iRacing, which only utilizes really a single core for most of it's processing, so it's very IPC dependent and thus the CPU is almost always your bottleneck, not your GPU. I may put a mild overclock for boost in Afterburner for when I play a little Battlefield though.

Thanks again for the reply. I'm crossing my fingers, but since I updated with the latest release everything has worked fine through two sessions of sim racing / gaming / non-gaming. I also upgraded to an EVGA 2080 Ti FTW3, but that shouldn't have had any effect on this I wouldn't think. Thanks again, Scott

No, the app itself is still running in the tray. I have a set of Corsair wireless headphones as well. iCues is running, and I can navigate everything. IE - I can pull up the graphing and see the Fan speeds. If I go to the settings, and then click restart... I can go back to graphing and after a few seconds for the restart, I can see it "restart" and everything starts to work normally again - until it doesn't. Last night I started up Battlefield V and I immediately knew it was "hung up" because I didn't hear the fans start up. So I minimized BF, brought up the iCue app, restarted the process, and after a few seconds the fans spun up and stayed pretty much at the max 98% my entire session according to the graphing. However, after I shut BF V, etc... it stayed at the 98%, it didn't throttle down. So I restarted the service again and it immediately slowed everything down to where it should be. The only other app I'm running is Afterburner for my video card as I prefer it over Precision. I do have CPU-Z, etc... but none of them are running at the time of the issues.

I'm still having all kinds of problems with iCUE and my H115i. No matter what profile I use, it seems to get 'stuck' at some point. Whether it won't speed up as my CPU heats up, or it won't cool down after a session. I basically have to go in and restart the service before a sessions and after a sessions... because iCUE can't control the fans properly. I've deleted my custom profile, used the default ones, reinstalled, etc. Nothing seems to work and it's getting pretty annoying to the point where I may go out and buy another AIO system. :(

It looks like that did the trick. I just took the last point on my curve and made it 98% instead of 100%.

OK, Thanks for the info, I'll give that a shot.

Hello, I am having an issue with the fans on theH115i throttling up based on temps I've set in a custom profile, but once it hits 100% RPM it never throttles back down as the temps come back down? When I'm done with whatever I'm doing, the fans stay at 100% indefinitely. The only way I can get it back to normal is to restart the iCue software in the settings section. Once it restarts, it returns to low RPM as expected for the low temp on the custom curve. This happens every single time.. :[pouts: System Info: ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero (Wi-Fi AC) Core i7-8700K (OC @ 5.0 Ghz) H115i G.SKILL TridentZ Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3600 Windows 10 Pro EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Superclocked 8GB Corsair Enthusiast Series TX 750 Watt Fractal Design Define R5 Black Window Silent ATX Midtower Monitor(s) 27" DELL S2716DG (2560 x 1440) 144Hz Samsung Odyssey+ Thanks, Scott