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Corsair 7000d dual loop build
Excalibur76 replied:
still a work in progress as ive added a fourth fan on the front so it looks better more than anything!
By Excalibur76
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Happy So Far - New i300 (3080)
LeDoyen replied:
I would have been outstandingly rude indeed!
By Queeg
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Want directions option for custom wave (and possibly ripple) lighting type
c-attack replied:
You can use the “two sides” switch to make it a ripple, but be aware the start/stop settings travel as well and may not work as intended. You can’t transfer a “on key press” effect to the fan/strip controllers. It will sit there dormant.
By gtaksa
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Corsair CPU Water Block XC8 RGB PRO JTC High temp.
BlaiseP replied:
Cinebench 23 is using AVX512 instructions that will really heat up that CPU.
By kampers
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Low 12v PCIe slot voltage on new RM850x
LeDoyen replied:
your two PCIE cables and the motherboard 12V come from the exact same rail, they should have the exact same voltage but they read 200mV apart. So yea it's not that accurate at all. To get back to my rig, my GPU generates electricity, and the GPU temperature is consistently 1°C cooler than the water in the loop which is awesome but illustrates that those values should be taken with a pinch of salt 😉 If you have instability, voltage is rarely the cause unless your PSU is too weak, too old, or you're using cable extensions.
By consume
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RGB Lights Lagging / Stunning
Corsair Notepad replied:
If you are on Ryzen a few things can be the cause and all related to issues with the Ryzen platform and not related to our products or iCUE itself. First is the random USB disconnect issue on Ryzen platforms that support PCIE 4.0, and the other is the newer fTPM bug that @LeDoyen pointed out. Both require BIOS updates to resolve, though the fTPM BIOS update is just now being rolled out. We would recommend that you update your motherboard BIOS to the latest version available from your motherboard manufacturer's website for your board, and to also make sure you have downloaded and installed the latest chipset driver directly from AMD's website.
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