- 263,378 Members
- 1,232,885 Posts
- 248 Online Now
Featured Posts
See all featured-
- 0
- 8
System Build InspirationStart Building with CORSAIR BUILD KITS
-
- 0
- 23
New Product ReleasesA Great Day for DIY – Introducing a Multitude of New Components
-
- 2
- 17
New Product ReleasesIntroducing the CORSAIR RMx SHIFT Series™ 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supplies
-
- 1
- 8
New Product ReleasesIntroducing the CORSAIR TC100 RELAXED Gaming Chair
-
- 0
- 1
New Product ReleasesLaunching the CORSAIR XENEON FLEX 45WQHD240 45-Inch OLED (3440x1440), 240Hz, Bendable UltraWide Gaming Display
Trending
Go to the forums-
iCue forced me to reinstall windows, now it will barely work at all
crashnburnxp replied:
Current issue is that and that it is not detecting all my corsair and asus devices. I currently cannot adjust EQ settings for my headphones as they will not detect in the software. The dongle for the headphones is recognized but not the actual headphones themselves. Ill try revo and hope and pray it doesnt mess my computer.
By crashnburnxp
Started4 -
Different RGB settings if ICUE is running or not
c-attack replied:
They changed the old Hardware Lighting/Assignments to "device memory mode" in CUE 5.14. While mostly just a user interface change, there are some actual use differences under the hood. When you are in CUE with Device Memory Mode toggled on, CUE will preview the effect you've chosen and simulate the effect on the device -- just like the old CUE did. This is not the actual effect and some controllers cannot display more complex effects in hardware mode (Color Wave becomes 1 wave per circuit instead of 1 wave per fan). Don't leave CUE with Device Memory Mode toggled on. That will keep you in the simulated hardware mode, which creates limitation on both ends. It's just a tool for saving to the device and not meant to be an operational state. KBs like your MK2 still have their 3 save slots, but the save mechanic and how it is displayed is a slightly different. There should be three different colored SD cards at the top underneath the DM Mode toggle switch. Those are the three save slots. This is one area where the new system likely is better. It should not have erased any of those already saved to device profiles and I just put my old K70 MK2 on the check. All still there. Either way, all you need to so is save your red lighting effect to any of the 3 HW profiles, then make sure the KB is set to that profile when CUE is not running using the profile switch at the top of the board.
By SeppderDepp
Started2 -
Coolant temp - H150i ELITE
c-attack replied:
Not for AMD and this is a long running question. Intel CPUs will idle down closer to the coolant temp whereas no one with a Ryzen is idling below 40C unless they are in 16C room. AMD CPUs also use different physical temp sensors on the CPU, so "package temp" does not carry the same meaning as it did on Intel. Something like HWinfo or the AMD program will give you more precise CPU temp values if you need to see them. Something else to look at it is the actual watts at idle rather than core temperature. Your 13700K probably was around 17-23W when full relaxed. Compare that to what see now on the X3D. Those chips are extremely power efficient and ultimately that is what matters rather than average or minimum temperature. Maximum temperature still matters for both clock management and longevity, but a CPU that idle at 45C does not wear out faster than one at 35C.
By TheTiesThatBind
Started1 -
Obsidian 1000D Pump/reservoir mounting
LeDoyen replied:
well mount it on any radiator? on a 1000D you have so much choice There you have how i installed mine hanging from the top radiator against the side glass on a O11Evo XL.
By MrWizard83
Started1 -
Corsair 3600 mhz ram for Z370P D3 (rev. 1.0)
c-attack replied:
In most instances it does not matter if the RAM is on the QVL in terms of functionality. Nearly all kits work aside from frequency or capacity limitations. However, the QVL is important if you need to make a warranty claim with the motherboard or CPU. Failure to follow the QVL is often used as reason to exclude your claim, regardless of whether it has a direct link to the issue. I suspect that's probably not a concern at this point on a Z370 system. I do think you should be careful with 16GB module and speeds of 3600-4000. There are no 16GB module kits on your QVL above 3200. While 16GB module came late after Z370, that is nevertheless a warning sign. That 3600 2x16 kit can be manually set to 3200 and proper primary timings in just a few minutes, but if you prefer to set XMP and be done -- get the 3200 2x16 kit. Unless you are running a 360 Hz monitor and matching frame rates for gaming, there is no difference between 3200 and 3600 at this point and something else will be the limiting factor, like CPU.
By gabecz
Started1 -
Ram 1 and 2-3-4 varying in RGB colour any time iCue restarts
c-attack replied:
I would try a force update on the RAM. Firmware> Check for update> "up to date" or latest but reveals drop down menu with "force update". If that does not work, contact Corsair Support as a path to replacing the kit. It's odd a CUE clean install temporarily corrects the issue, but in general any kind of RAM configuration or CUE error would affect all the modules. That suggests the one module is having an issue talking with CUE. Corsair will replace the entire kit if required.
By dumbostratus
Started1
