Frugl1

Did you ever manage to solve this?

Do you need the overlay? If not you can simply disable that.

Looks like a software or firmware issue to me. You could try downgrading, otherwise you'll have to wait for updates.

3 degrees should not be make or break for your fan curve. If you find your CPU tempts to get higher as a result I would just change the fan curve accordingly. I would honestly not worry about it.

I have sent you a PM, I assume that corsair has its reason to not simply post the steps on this forum.

Contact support. They were able to sort out my corrupt firmware on H115i Platinum without the need for an RMA.

The fans on the H115i do indeed spin faster. You could do push pull with the two pack, and the two bundled fans i guess? That way your pressure should be symmetrical.

So i guess the question is: Would there be any reason to pick the pro over the platinum, if price is not an issue? The pro fans cap out at a much lower RPM, but the performance would be the same if i cap the platinum at the same RPM?

It honestly very much looks like a race condition in the service.

Hi! Recently upgraded to a 3900 that is currently being cooled by an H80i V2(2*ML120), however while boosting, it is getting slightly troublesome to keep liquid temps in check while also maintaining a decent noise level. I have been looking at picking up a new 280mm AIO in order to deal with this, my primary concern is performance at low noise level, but i am unsure which of the two listed products would be the best way of achieving this. Thanks for listening! :D:

If we can't fix the root cause, can we at the very least have iCUE detect that the service has hung and restart it automatically?