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Did a lot of trial and error and decided to fully uninstall every remnant of my Alienware headset. Apps, services, etc. Just like that, monitor is going to sleep again. Hope that may help someone else with this issue.

Any Corsair devs/techs on these forums that might be able to weigh in?

The corsair accessories page has replacement cable kits as well.

For a fixed % or RPM, yes - but I believe the actual custom fan curve is only one or the other, no?

I was looking for an option to change between RPM or % but couldn't find it. On AIO custom fan curve it was only %, and CoPro custom fan curve it was only RPM. Not a big deal though. The Y splitters get delivered today and all six fans will be on the same page soon enough.

Well damn, there goes that idea. I'm at a loss as to what else could be interfering with corsair service to such an extent. I even submitted a ticket to corsair tech support last monday, haven't heard a word from them about it either.

Cool thanks for the tips. I noticed in iCue that the fan curve for the H150i goes by %, but the CoPro fans go by RPM. This got me thinking that it may be better to have them all on the same page. Now I just need to order some Y splitters and call it a day. :sunglasse

Now I'm curious about how I should actually be doing my push/pull on h150i. I've got the three ML120 Pro RGB on the front of case (push) controlled by the h150i, and then the three ML120 that came with the h150i on the inside (pull) controlled by the CoPro for the moment. If I did three Y-splitters, I assume I would do the top/middle/bottom pairs, but which would be the master?

Yeeeaaahhh, lol. Already rocking a 2080 Ti, about as good as it gets. Still seems bizarre to me that things go back to normal in this regard if I stop the CorsairService. What graphics card did you go from/to? I have an EVGA, and using their Precision X1 utility as well... hmm.

Valid point. I need to look at it as just one cooling device so it's not like you would want one fan going faster than another.

Yesterday I did fresh reinstall of Win10 on my PC to try and rule out any other software. No MSI software whatsoever, no hwinfo64, no aida64, etc. Monitor still won't go to sleep if CorsairService is started.

Does this show the H150i in iCue with 6 fans or 3 fans? I'm curious if you still get individual control of them.

I did exactly this last night, but with CoPro. Did the 3x ML120 kit on the front of case, then the radiator, then the 3x fans that came with the AIO. Commander Pro controlling the 3 inside ones and the rear fan. AIO controlling the front fans. Not 100% sure this is the right way to do it, but iCue is working great with it and things are cool/quiet.

I noticed this exact same thing with MSI board. If I stop the CorsairService, monitor goes to sleep just fine. Otherwise it stays on perpetually. No developments on this issue?