old_geekster

Just to add two items to the list of those not supported by v4.11.274: Cooler - H150i and Mouse - M65 Pro RGB. I can't control the RGB at all.

The Vengeance Pro is very heavy. However, your motherboard should be able to handle it without any problems. I believe that you may have a faulty motherboard. I would contact Asus's Tech Support to see what they have to say about it. You may have to RMA the board.

Thanks for all of the valuable information, Zotty. I feel like such a Newbie when it comes the LED fans and controllers, but I simply have never used them. I have used and built computers since 1984; thus old_geekster!

I want to upgrade the fans in my 750D Airflow. I want to use QL140 RGB fans to replace the ML140 fans and use the Commander Pro to control them. It is my understanding that the Commander Pro would basically eliminate the need for a Lighting Node Core or Lighting Node Pro. I only have 6 fans at this point. Is this correct? Also, from what I have read here on the Forums, QL120 RGB fans won't work on my H150i because they have to be connected to the pump which has no RGB connector. Is this correct? I will appreciate any input.

If there is any way that you can make room for the Obsidian 750D, I highly recommend it. All of your concerns about space for the components would be answered. I have the 750D Airflow. It is a dream come true for making it easy to do a build.

Thank you for your advice. I appreciate it very much!!

Hey c-attack and Baio, problem solved!! I simply reversed F#1 with Fan#2 connector and for some reason they all work again. It must have been a glitch in the software or a bad connection. Anyway, thanks to both of you for your prompt replies. Keep safe and well. P.S. c-attack, the fans are all connected to the splitter that comes from the pump. This is one of the reasons that I was confused because I thought, as you stated, they should all be doing the same thing. Oh well, the problem is solved for now. Thanks, again!!

Hey Baio, thanks for your reply! All of the fans are connected together and plugged to one fan header. This is why I am confused. It makes no sense to me.

Hey c-attack, thanks for your reply! No, the fan box is there, iCUE simply is not registering anything but "0". All of the fans are connected together. So, they are connected to one fan header on the mobo. This is why I am confused. It was working fine the night before and wasn't in the morning. Later today, I will do the swap to see if it makes a difference. I will let you know the outcome.

Hey Guys, This is my first post on these Forums. Before I get to my problem, I have to give a shout-out to Corsair for their great products. The H150i actually cools my i9-9900K better than any of the reviews suggested. It is OC'd to 5.026 from 3.6 and runs in the mid-forties when gaming. Now, for my problem. The iCUE app is not registering the RPM's for Fan #1. It regulates the speed of the fan to whichever speed I choose and even turns off the fan when I choose "Zero RPM". However, it shows "0" RPM's all of the time. I can see the fan turning through the large window in the side panel of my 750D Airflow case. Though the fan is running perfectly, I checked the connections and all are tight. I believe that there must be a sensor that is not working. I hope someone can give me a solution.