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How-tos and DIYIntroducing iCUE Murals (Beta)
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iCUE v4.33.138 Release Notes
guenni1972 replied:
Hi! I had big issues with iCUE 4.3X so for. I got randomly BSODs related to a cpuZ_v154.sys that (maybe internaly?) used by iCUE? Anyone here who had similar issues in the past and can confirm that iCUE now runs more stable? Thank you for your Feedback!
By Corsair Nick
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Washed out colors
Corsair Notepad replied:
What you are describing is the Mural effects. If you review the pinned mural thread it has been discussed there and we are aware of the feedback.
By Psikofunkster
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How many PCiE 8 Pin connectors does an HX 1200 Platinum have?
LeDoyen replied:
But why a 4x8? ^^ the 2x8 does the same job. ATX 3.0 power supplies even have a single cable for it. the only reason behind the 4 cables is the 150w limit on the old 6+2 pin PCIE connector. it's not a cable limit. if you take a cable with no 6+2 PCIE, you have no need for 4 cables. The wire gauge is more than fat enough to take 600W
By Edragyz
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5000D Airflow + Front/Side Intake Radiators
LeDoyen replied:
Don't forget to remove the dust filters from the former intakes 😉 that's part of the gains
By oramac
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12VHPWR cable vs adapter and hx1000i
LeDoyen replied:
Yea, Gamers Nexus showed another Reddit case of dedicated cable melting, but again, it was showing signs of being losely inserted 😛 just make sure to clip it fully in.
By RubenS
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Corsair Professional Series™ HX1000 from (2008) Cable Compatibility (15yr Old PSU)
Corsair Notepad replied:
We no longer manufacture or have stock of the cables for that series of PSUs. It would also be advisable that you replace that PSU as it no longer is covered under the original warranty, meaning if it fails in such a way where it results in damage to other hardware we would not be able to assist you in any sort of way.
By Vinci
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