- 244,732 Members
- 1,174,329 Posts
- 218 Online Now
Featured Posts
See all featured-
- 0
- 8
CORSAIR iCUEWE'RE LISTENING: iCUE Favorites & Suggestions!
-
- 0
- 0
Gaming PeripheralsCORSAIR PRO-TIPS: Fun Macros and Keybinds ⌨️
-
- 0
- 0
Non-CORSAIR Tech, Benchmarks, and OverclockingOVERCLOCKING: Got any tips?
-
- 0
- 6
Battlestation and Build ShowcaseKEEPING CLEAN: How often do you clean your PC?
-
- 0
- 1
CORSAIR iCUECORSAIR PRO-TIPS: Setting RGB Lighting with iCUE
Trending
Go to the forums-
CANNOT CHANGE E-MAIL ADRESS ?
Technobeard replied:
No more foul language, ok? I provided a link to it up above (https://help.corsair.com) and LeDoyen provided video on where to find it in the footer.
By -Franky-
Started9 -
WE'RE LISTENING: iCUE Favorites & Suggestions!
Pinupski replied:
Macro Recording Option to record everything as "Keystrokes" instead of Up/Down events Macro Editing Convert everything to Keystrokes (Automatically remove delays between Up/Down events) When you click into a delay value and change it, and hit enter, it does nothing. Tab does nothing. Would be nice for it to "finalize" and confirm, visually, that the change has taken place, and that hitting enter has "done something" Right Click > Add New Event Either - Replace with the 5 options (5 options isn't that many ...) all in the initial context menu, i.e. list as: Add Delay Event Add Keyboard Event Add Mouse Event Add Mouse Move Event Add Scroll Event OR - Change Add New Event to "Add New Event >" (That little side arrow thing that just lists out the options as a side-menu) In screens like "Add Event - Delay Event" - hitting "Enter" after entering a numeric value in the Constant Delay field should confirm/close the window and add the event rather than requiring the "Add" button to be manually clicked. Assignments / Library / Macro Window: Make better use of vertical space Sub-folders for organizing macros within the Assignments pane (So I can keep my stuff grouped up without having to have separate profiles) General: iCUE macros for the most part have no logical reason to be version dependent and older/newer versions should just do their best to import/retain the original keystrokes/timings/settings. No reason for iCUE macros to be device dependent It'd honestly be really nice if the backend export/import XML looked more like AHK rather than the XML nightmare - or if iCUE macros were just editable as "text" rather that GUI objects. (Explanation: It's way easier to write psuedo-code to do macro-like stuff in Auto-it or autohotkey than it is to make macros in iCUE - and honestly I can't think of a good reason why it needs to be this way...) Please bring back OSD or give me some way to visually see what profile I'm swapping to, without relying on weird stuff like keyboard/mouse lighting/colors.
By Corsair Crimson
Started8 -
iCue doesn't report my CPU sensor for custom fan curves.
LeDoyen replied:
Yep it's totally iCUE that lost sensors, no worries about that. I ws just pointing out that water temp sensor is always the way to go with any type of watercooling. Your typical fan curve would be slow speed at the base temperature, usually around 30°, and max speed somewhere around or over 45°C water temp. That would work wether iCUE craps out or not since the controller doesn't rely on iCUE giving it temperatures since the sensor is hard wired to the controler, so you could even close iCUE and have your fan curve work.
By Aliothale
Started7 -
XD3 Air Leak - Experiences?
if_you_build_it replied:
Unfortunately, even after wetting the O-rings on the plugs and fittings on the XD3, it still leaks air. I'm waiting on a drain valve and once I get that I am going to just fill the XD3 with liquid and watch it for water leaks. Its mounted in the system where if I can do it correctly, it shouldn't leak on, or damage any other components.
By if_you_build_it
Started6 -
Watter colling 4 x RTX 3080 Ti
LeDoyen replied:
I was hinting at two separate loops, 2 pumps, but you can start with one of course. I don't know how intensive the calculation is, if the cards get pegged at full power and generate a ton of heat for hours. If that's the case, you could simplify and use a single loop, and experiment with various connexion methods. In series, each GPU outlet feeds the inlet of the next one, so you warm up the water from GPU to GPU. Sounds bad but actually you may increase the temperature by 1 or 2°C per card if you keep the pump flow fairly high. In parallel, each GPU is fed water from the pump (all waterblocks inlets connected together), and they all exhaust warm water together. No buildup from card to card, they all work roughly at the same temperature. Downside with 4 cards is that you need fairly high flow to feed the 4 blocks. The water temperature will be the same obviously since you dump the same amount of energy in. Then pass the water through a series of rads, usually a common and slightly conservative rule of thumb is one 360mm rad per ~300W of heat. that's why i mentionned 4 rads, one per card. > back to the pump and off to the GPUs again. You could use more radiators, or use thicker ones (like 45, or 60mm) to increase slightly the heat dissipation, and have less flow impedance. Thinner radiators slow down the flow more than thicker ones obviously, but may require beefier fans because you then increase airflow impedance. It's a balancing act, and it's hard to predict what exactly is required for your setup. I have no idea how a single loop will perform with 4x 3080Ti, but if you stick to soft tubing you can easily alter the setup to add a second pump and do two totally separate loops with 2 GPU each. I personally would start simple : one single loop, one pump only, all in soft tubing, series loop and see how it performs. last card too hot? try parallel or series/parallel water too hot despite fans running hard : add more radiators By the way, depending if you're doing open bench or a computer case, you may be able to use bigger radiators than 360mm. It's an unusual setup, so it may call for unusual solutions 😉
By Cesar Villalva
Started3 -
Problem with CORSAIR Nightsword RGB
Corsair Crimson replied:
No Problem, glad it worked out!
By ColkOne
Started3
