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This was happening to my original Corsair One from 2018. 8700K/1080ti. I actually replaced the original SSD with a 1TB SSD in 2020 after getting that error multiple times. I thought the SSD was just dying. Fast forward about 7 months later and this SSD also started to be "not found" on bootup. It got so bad now that it only goes into Windows maybe 1/10 times on bootup. I was also getting hard-resets once a day with the same Windows event error. I honestly stopped fiddling with it back in Feb and it's just been sitting here for parts. I will say that I pulled the SSD out and put it into a NUC and it's been working just fine for the past 2 months so I doubt it's the SSD itself.

I have my old Corsair One Pro with a 8700K/1080ti. It was working just fine - but I built a new PC in Feb and it's been sitting in a closet since. I recently pulled the 1080ti to re-paste and was wondering if this card can be used in a separate system but with some sort of after-market air cooler replacement? Does such a thing exist? I still have the original pump/rad but it's been running for 3 straight years and I figured 1) it'd be easier to deal with a card without an AIO and 2) I'm not sure about the condition of the liquid inside the original gpu AIO.

Is it possible to fine tune the top fan speed or adjust the temp limit for when it kicks in? It helps a lot right now during the summer to cool that m2. In Corsair Link I can either set it to default or max. Can I fine tune the fan speed for the top fan at all beyond that? Or set a minimum?