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Controlling 6 fans from 2 different sensors
Salsiccia replied:
Tha'ts brilliant c-attack, thanks for that. I like the modular approach too, although the downside is if I'm ever offline and add in a new component then it won't update to detect it. Having said that though: 1) How often am I offline? Almost never. 2) How often am I going to add more components? Almost never. 3) Whenever I add any new component to anything, a part of that process is always "Go online and look for updates". So I don't really see that as a major downside and if it reduces the installed footprint then I'm all for that. Good job Corsair.
By Salsiccia
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WASD Keys Not Looking The Same
c-attack replied:
So if it does not do this in HW mode, then either the specific lighting profile is corrupted or their is another related software issue. If you've done the forced firmware update, the ESC key reset, created a new profile, and nothing changes, then the only thing left if a full clean install. Make sure you export any valuable profiles first, but if you use a fairly simply single profile it may be worthwhile to start from scratch in case their is something wrong in there. If this does not work, I have no more suggestions. https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025166712-Perform-a-clean-reinstallation-of-the-Corsair-Utility-Engine-iCUE-
By tinfoilhat
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Problem with ML140 and RPMs
Theold replied:
Ok gotcha 🙂 Thanks a lot guys for taking the time to help me. I will try different configurations and different curves to see what gives me better results. Tnx very much!!
By Theold
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Dark Core RGB Pro Mice question
c-attack replied:
CH-9315111 with the “D-pad” on the side is an original “Dark Core RGB SE” (pre-Pro release). This one should be able to charge wirelessly with Qi charging, but there were some issues with that back then. 9315411 is a “Dark Core RGB Pro” (non-SE). New button design. No Qi charging on the non-SE. 9315511 is the Dark Core RGB Pro “SE”. New button design and Qi wireless charging.
By Salsiccia
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AM4/AM5 Mounting Brackets - Need to redesign them
LeDoyen replied:
Well, there's not much to comment on. Either Corsair redesigns brackets, or they don't. Users don't have much say in it. by the way they would have to do more than just shorten one and lenghten the other. Bendy as they are it would lead to irregular mounting pressure. they would have to make the brackets very stiff, maybe doing bent steel like the noctua mounts.. Personally i wouldn't hold much hope they ever release anything of the sort. Corsair usually releases a product and moves on to the next one. But who knows, maybe such project could go under the company's bean counters radar, we never know
By Jose Hidalgo
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iCUE LINK PSU?
LeDoyen replied:
I don't know if t here's any benefit from connecting the PSU to LINK instead of the usual USB header. PSUs are bought also from people who don't care about corsair ecosystem. they are just great PSUs to be honest. If people had to buy a LINK controller and have to deal with the buggy mess that iCUE is just to read data, it would most likely kill a good chunk off their PSU sales. I know if they replace the USB connectivity with something proprietary, my next power supply will be another brand, for sure.
By YotaHachi
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