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iCUE v5.14.93 Release Notes
RSMJR87 replied:
Corsair, add me to the list off customers that are not happy with this ICUE update. In result of the update I was unable to even uninstall the old version completely which led to me being unable to install the new version. The only reason I decided to update ICUE was because of an Windows update that messed with ICUE's ability to maintain fully functional RGB lighting. I rewrote my hard drive and reinstalled windows on a new partition. I installed ICUE after all updates and drivers were completed with my system. Now multiple fans (4) aren't working and my Keyboard isn't lighting up anymore. I've reseated every phase and PWN power connector as well my keyboard. After a restart, the issue remains. The issue seems to sprout from CORSAIR or MICROSOFT updates that are ultimately causing stability issues. None the less CORSAIR ICUE is NOTORIOUS for these ISSUES! I for one will be moving away from CORSAIR products for myself and my clients because of these issues. I've built systems using ASUS Armory Crate as the main RGB system for clients and they have had zero issues for years with WINDOWS updates. I've been playing this game for a while and I know the next update will likely fix the issue. However, if anyone asked me, should I go CORSAIR Case/Lighting? I will answer, If you want to deal with unstable software and potentially corrupt your registry leading to you needing to reinstall windows then go CORSAIR. Please notify our forum when the update to fix this disaster is available.
By Technobeard
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iCUE Link Fans QX-RX
c-attack replied:
That’s where the CUE Link 4 way splitter or Y-Splitter come into play. You don’t need to set it up like a traditional series circuit. All paths need to come back to either side of the hub.
By Bluestake
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Where is iCue Crash reports located?
c-attack replied:
C:Users/(name)/App Data (hidden)/Local/Corsair
By coldviper
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ICUE LINK XG3 RGB HYBRID and iCUE LINK H150i LCD
Dyne Reardon replied:
Thank you!
By Dyne Reardon
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12VHPWR PSU Cable is this one safe and authentic ?
Technobeard replied:
It says: Ships from: Amazon.com Sold by: Amazon.com So yeah, it'll be an authentic part. Here's the part page for the cable: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/pc-components-accessories/cp-8920334/premium-individually-sleeved-12-4pin-pcie-gen-5-12vhpwr-600w-cable-type-4-red-black-cp-8920334 That cable's listed as an accessory on the PSU's part page (under More To Consider), so you're good to go: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/psu/cp-9020201-na/rmx-series-rm1000x-1000-watt-80-plus-gold-fully-modular-atx-psu-cp-9020201-na Under Tech Specs the PSU shows that the Cable Type is Type 4. The cable product page states it's a Type 4 cable. So you're doubly good to go 🙂 There's also the PSU Cable Compatibility chart to check out.
By Petergh
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CPU Cooler Error
muvo replied:
I would say that the pump is not working. That's why you get the error message in the BIOS and you don't have a cooled CPU. check whether you have plugged in the power supply correctly.
By bbillilovell
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