copfi Posted December 4, 2023 Share Posted December 4, 2023 Curious if there are any updates on this. @Corsair Albert? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hooping Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 I can confirm having this issue too. Seemed to coincide with a Windows update back in the fall of 23CY. I have a Corsair One i200 purchase 1.2 years ago... Fan runs non-stop, 60 deg C coolant temp when playing games. Even tried setting fan settings in the BIOS to optimal. Note the system fan is disabled due to coolant pump loop. Was able to set the MOS fan to manual to get ~2000rpm...doesn't help. Coolant system seems to run hot all the time now. Blinking red lights constantly. Disappointing... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hooping Posted January 19 Share Posted January 19 Well, it looks like something changed---windows NET update, ICUE update, Nividia update...things are running 10deg cooler like before....so weird... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blnwe Posted January 26 Share Posted January 26 I suddenly have a similar issue with my i164 on 22H2. I don't know why, but the top fan doesn't adjust its speed to the heat anymore... I noticed it when the led turned red and the fan suddenly jumped to 100%. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hooping Posted February 9 Share Posted February 9 Thank you IQUE update. Now I have the same problem as before. Max fans, heating upwards of 60C always. You fixed it last update but now it's broken...again... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uoncu Posted March 1 Share Posted March 1 Seems I'm having the same issue with my newly acquired i300. Everything else is working great but the default setting drops the top fan to 0 rpm meanwhile the extreme setting maxes out the top fan. The custom setting will keep the fan at the setting but won't ramp up when needed like it is supposed to. Was working before Windows updated the system now not sure if I should reinstall IQUE... or roll back whichever update causes this issue. Any insight appreciated. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zguy85 Posted March 1 Share Posted March 1 This is a known issue many of us just set it to custom constant 50% or higher I usually set to 60%. Best that can be done. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
neilz Posted April 9 Share Posted April 9 Hey Folks, I've also suddenly had overheating issues with my Corsair a200 (System fan will run at 100%, right facing light pipe will blink red) - checked the cooling log and it was showing GPU termistor fail - iCue fan was set to nothing initially (not sure if iCue update wiped profile settings?) - running iCue 5.12.97 - I've now set to custom at 60% as per zguy85's post - hopefully will help resolve but curious why this is suddenly an issue and no update from Corsair if Windows Update has broken functionality with iCue/Fan profiles? -I've also logged a call with Corsair support. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hooping Posted April 17 Share Posted April 17 Update here regarding this issue on my Corsair One i200. I've found that GeForce driver updates highly influence this as well. Some releases, it's fine...others seems like things heat up way to fast even with non-taxing graphics loads. So while I think Corsair could do a better job of knowing what's coming out and being on top of it, I think between Windows and GeForce updates, it can be a crap shoot. Today's (4/16/24) GeForce driver 552.22 seems to make things better...with iCUE and Window's not having any updates... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blnwe Posted April 18 Share Posted April 18 On 4/17/2024 at 5:33 AM, Hooping said: Update here regarding this issue on my Corsair One i200. I've found that GeForce driver updates highly influence this as well. Some releases, it's fine...others seems like things heat up way to fast even with non-taxing graphics loads. So while I think Corsair could do a better job of knowing what's coming out and being on top of it, I think between Windows and GeForce updates, it can be a crap shoot. Today's (4/16/24) GeForce driver 552.22 seems to make things better...with iCUE and Window's not having any updates... Could you be more specific about what improved ? I'm running a fresh install of W11 and latest (552.22) GeForce Drivers, but I still have the same issue as before. Top Fan stays at 0% until CPU Coolant reaches 60°C. It then goes full throttle with red blinking leds on the front panel. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hooping Posted April 18 Share Posted April 18 Hey- when I say improve, I'm referring to SETTING MANUALLY the fans to 90% duty cycle and running games, etc. and observing the core temps via iCUE. prior GeForce drivers had my temps going up to 60 C. this latest 552.22 update now runs at 50 C. But again...this is while the fans are set manually to a high point. If you set the the cooling to default...the fans go to zero then the temp creeps up, and once it hits 60C, it turns on frantically to cool it...then it goes to zero after reducing the temperature temporarily. This doesn't excuse the fact that the default setting for iCUE is a joke, and no thought went into it in terms of a 'smart' DC vs temp strategy. It's piss poor out the box and you have to manually set it to at least 60% all the time, even went not running anything (games). My issue was that even when you set fans at max speeds...like 100%, I would still get 60 C temps. But when a windows or GeForce update goes through, sometimes it goes to 50 C or 40 C. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uoncu Posted April 30 Share Posted April 30 Here's what I did today get around the issue - I had previously changed the top fan to a Noctua NF-A 140mm and so bypassed the top fan connection, and used the system fan header located above the riser cable adjacent to the nvme drive stack. The cable is long enough and routed behind the 8-pin psu cable to the motherboard, it doesn't contact or cause issues while in operation, and the top snaps closed. Then going into the bios, and adusting the fan curve for the cpu allows ramping up and down based on the cpu temperature. But this is only half a solution... what needs to happen is the top fan needs to adjust either for for cpu temperatures or for gpu temperatures. After doing some reading and research, the best solution seems to be what others have commmented... FanControl software where you can adjust curves based on either cpu, gpu, or something else, and having it respod accordingly, then try to baseline at the intersection of the curves while at system idle or normal daily use. iCue cooling settings don't respond obviously, but the rest of the metrics are normal, showing that the pass around doesn't affect the pumps which remain at their respective rpm's. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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