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I have a K95 Platinum keyboard. I have installed and have iCue v3.28.70 running. I installed and have running the new Stream Deck v4.6.4.12899 software. When I try to configure the G keys in Stream deck it tells me that iCue is not running. I have uninstalled and re-installed both softwares and restarted the computer, unplugged the keyboard and just about everything I can think of. I have also gone into iCUE settings and enabled SDK as well as plugins. Any ideas what's going on?

Thanks, I caught that in another post of yours. I ordered the 20" extension from PirateDog on eBay.

I am trying to daisy chain a XC7 CPU block to the XG7 GPU block and to a Commander Pro but the cable isn't long enough. Is there an extension cable available?

What's the difference between the standard 2080 Super FE block and the REv B stuff?

Does that still apply if you're using the Commander Pro?

Thank you @DevBiker and sorry for the double post.

Why would I want to choose an "i" model vs other model Corsair PSU's?

I was wondering if anyone happens to know what the center hub of the fans dimensions are? I am planning on purchasing 7 of the fans and having custom stickers made for the hubs. I need to know the dimensions so I can order the stickers.

I was wondering if anyone happens to know what the center hub of the fans dimensions are? I am planning on purchasing 7 of the fans and having custom stickers made for the hubs. I need to know the dimensions so I can order the stickers.

Thank you for the info about the corsair connector. If I understand you correctly if I purchase this mobo I will not be able to sync the RGB lighting on the mobo with my iCue program that I select for the rest of the system?

I am looking to purchase a new mobo and the MSI X570 gaming carbon pro is on my list. It has a corsair plug on it but what does this corsair mobo plug actually do and how would I integrate the system. I thought since I'm doing an all Corsair build with full Hydro X GPU and CPU cooling, 2 280mm Rad's top and bottom inside a Crystal 680X case. The case comes with 3 LL120 fans in front (which I'll leave there) and a lighting node pro. I'll put 2 LL140's with each Rad and the final LL140 on the back of the case. What else will I need? Parts: Crystal 680X case Hydro X Series XD5 RGB Pump/Reservoir Combo Hydro X Series XC7 RGB CPU Water Block (115X/AM4) Hydro X Series XG7 RGB 20-SERIES GPU Water Block (2080 FE) (2) Hydro X Series XR5 280mm Water Cooling Radiator (5) LL140 RGB 140mm Dual Light Loop RGB LED PWM Fan iCUE Commander PRO Smart RGB Lighting and Fan Speed Controller

So basically I'll need to run the 3 fans up front as normal pulling fresh air into the case then run 2 separate 240mm radiators one in the top and one in the bottom pushing air through the radiators and out out of the case? The GPU is 300mm so yeah.

Hey everyone! I was hoping to find out if I can fit the corsair XR5 360mm x 30mm Radiator w/ 3 LL120 PWM RGB fans in the front compartment (Fans facing outward pulling air into the case and the radiator inward of the fans) and then attach the XD5 pump/reservior to the radiator. I'm also using the Asus RTX 2080 GPU block mounted vertical. 1) Will the Radiator fit upfront 2) Will there be enough room between the pump/reservoir and the GPU?

I was wondering if there is a Corsair Hydro X GPU block available for the MSI RTX 2070 Gaming Z Card? Anybody know if one is compatible? I have all corsair stuff and want to keep it that way rather than going fully custom.