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Scale on Fan curve.. WTF?
LeDoyen replied:
eh, most fan curves will often end up somewhere between 30 and 45 for gaming, and in my case at least, idle and full load fan speeds are 500 rpm apart. the fan curve window is clearly made with air cooling in mind only. They should make iCUE a bit more customizeable. Corsair sells custom loop hardware after all. And using anything else than water temp for speed control in a watercooled PC doesn't make much sense anyway. I guess just use very low DPI on the mouse to get on that pixel for the right temp and speed..
By cbns
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How to wire my build?
c-attack replied:
The two non-Corsair products will need a third party adapter so they can be connected to a controller. The one to use will be the Lighting Node Pro from the LC100 starter pack. It has two LED channels like a Commander Pro. The other option is to connect them to your MB 5v RGB headers and use that control system. There are wiring diagrams, pictures, and other information below. https://forum.corsair.com/forums/topic/138723-zottys-corsair-rgb-hardware-and-icue-eco-system-faq/
By Oase
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How do I replace the RGB hub? Weird connectors
LeDoyen replied:
Also, just to point that out, despie having 4 wires, they are 5 volts ARGB, and not 12 Volt analog RGB, so do not try to connect them to a 4 pin RGB or it wil kill the fan LEDs. Corsair uses 4 wire because they have both data in, and data out to achieve daisy-chaining of the RGB effect from one fan to the other. Hence, try to swap fan RGB cables on the controller to try to locate if one fan is faulty and takes the whole chain off downstream of it.
By altitude7200
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Need more low profile keyboard !!
Aragonite replied:
Yes the K60 looks very good for my use but it still has to be available ... I sincerely hope that Corsair will offer low profile alternatives ... I had to wait and hope ...
By Aragonite
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Feedback on Current build version of iCUE
c-attack replied:
Unfortunately this really just a clean up of older features. Previously the controllers automatically saved your CUE software fan curve to the device for use when CUE wasn’t running. The problem is the controller can’t fetch data from another device (like GPU temp) without the software to fetch it. Older controllers like the Commander Pro would max out with these unavailable variables. The Com Core/XT would sit there quietly but not follow your software curve either. The current version accurately shows what the controller can do in DM Mode (hardware mode). CPU temp is one of the worst case fan control variables you can choose. It’s volatile and has no direct relationship to case ambient temperature — the value you are attempting to control with your case fans. CPU temp control only makes sense for a small cpu air cooler and its fans. We can help you set up a steady, quiet fan curve from a temp sensor, buts it’s more than I can peck out on a phone right now.
By vtechhiltz
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Corsair 6500X Vertical GPU Mount Sag
muvo replied:
Yes, unfortunately that's how it is when you install the 40xx strix. Another problem is that you don't have any real support to fix the card with a GPU holder 😉
By DreamCore
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