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Still no data from X670E-E

I hope that it's just temporary "feature" and will be fixed.

Two latest sw versions has had this issue: I'm usually having the Icue opened in my second screen (3 monitor setup). After every windows restart, Icue opens to my main screen, not to the one it was set. This issue has been with this newest and in one before that. Earlier this issue was not there. Same happens when I quit and restart Icue.

Older versions opened in that screen where they were when shutting down Windows (I'm having 3 displays). This newest version always opens in the middle of the main screen. Bad regression.

I found those in the place you said, but they are not for sale at least yet...

Thanks! That seems to be my issue, I'm having 140mm ML Pro RGB fans. Fans coming with H115i Platinum RGB cooler are also ML RGB but they are capable of 2000rpm. Corsair is not selling those ML RGB fans capable to 2000rpm separately, at least I don't find those in their website?

I'm having 3 140mm ML pro fans and one 120mm ML pro attached to Commander Pro. I'm controlling those through iCue. According to reviews, 140mm fan should have max rpm ~2000 and 120mm max ~2400rpm. Anyhow I'm not able to get more than ~1170rpm when setting fans to max from iCue. Anybody else having similar issue and any solution to that? I'm also having Corsair H115i RGB PLATINUM, and those fans (140mm ML) can be set to ~2000rpm using iCue so why not via Commander Pro.

Both 3.19 and 3.20 conflicts with Battlefield V causing it to crash very often.

I turned the surge protection off yesterday after one shutdown. After that no shutdowns but one "flash" or snap (was like electric shock) where my screens went black for couple of milliseconds. That can't be good for my system so I will most definitely contact supplier to get this PSU changed. Edit: Turning off surge protection does not help. Only way is to unplug PC from AC, just slightly move connectors in PSU and plug in AC. After that it works some time, very weird, absolutely no idea what could fix that.

Today I was opening case door while PC was running and I got small static electric shock from the case. PSU immediately shut down. detaching and attaching power cable fixed the issue. Could it be that this PSU would be very sensitive to static electricity, it generates it itself also and when playing with cables, it discharges and starts to work again? Too sensitive components?

Mine started to do that same this morning! Nice to know that it's the PSU, not nice to know that expensive PSU is having this kind of issues! Edit: I switched some cables to other slots in PSU and now it seems to stay up. At least 2 hours now. I'm having ASUS HERO VIII mb and Asus strix 1080 OC. Pretty much the same configuration as op. Also Corsair H110iGT cooling.