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iCUE v5.31.112 Release Notes
cbns replied:
edit: readouts aren't wrong, icue just messed up what temps I renamed so my backplate temp was actually the chipset temp etc
By Technobeard
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iCue systen hub device limit and max brightness.
yoyoseby replied:
Yes I am aware of all of this, I have used some QX in the past...I will be running the software because otherwise the effects are pretty simplified. I know the maximum cable length is 600mm. I already have some icue splitter hubs so I was thinking to connect a cable to one hub and another cable to the system hub in the PC basically doubling my length.
By yoyoseby
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H150i Pump over 3000 rpm
c-attack replied:
Not entirely sure what that was either, but 55C means the pump was not moving liquid around much no matter what the RPM says. The thing is the tachometer wire to CPU Fan (or wherever you connect it) only has the speed reporting wire and nothing else. It can't change the speed or supply power as it lacks those pins and wires. I'd say just bad reporting, except the high coolant temp suggests there was a real issue. If it starts doing this again, shutdown the system and flip your PSU off. Hold down the case power button for 10 sec to drain any remaining power from the system. PSU on and start normally. This should cause the Link Hub and everything else to do a full start up check. If this does happen again, you should contact Corsair Support with an eye toward replacement. This is not normal behavior and from experience RPM surges tend to be trouble.
By giggsy11
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Frame 4000D Replacement Parts.
Cor.Fan replied:
Oh ok I've misanderstood. Each chassis have their own parts, and most parts are not interchangeable between them, especially panels because of dimensions. Corsair does sell replacement parts, however, availability may vary. If you can't find it in Corsair's webstore, you can search elsewhere. Maybe a local store, or online retailers. If it happens you need a replacement part for a newly released chassis, you can contact Corsair directly to get a better guidance.
By StatusVolatile
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Hydro XD5 with Commander Pro and iCUE Link fans
Cor.Fan replied:
Yes, your sensor connected on the Commander can be read by Link Hub only when the software runs. It should appear in the drop-down box in your custom curve. You should though create another fixed fan curve in DMM for your Link Hub and save it in case the software stops or you quit it cause in that case the Link Hub has no way to access the sensor reading. If your motherboard has a 2-pin header for a temp sensor, you can plug it there and check if it appears in iCUE and when you enter DMM on both controllers. If it appears in both modes, that would be more convenient in case you want to quit iCUE for a reason cause the reading would be provided by the motherboard directly.
By Underblade
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iCue and Python- Is it possible?
Technobeard replied:
Just to be clear, you've tried this, correct? https://github.com/CorsairOfficial/cue-sdk-python
By Raichu4u
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