Scale on Fan curve.. WTF?

[cbns]

what is this ridiculous scale in the fan curve? Whose temps go up to 100C ???

WHY do I have to nitpick inbetween 30 and 40c, where the temps usually are, like an ANT?

Get rid of this astronomical scale. Man seriously, the icue devs don't even use their own software.

And add copy to hardware profile/memory pls.
 

[cbns]

forgot to add this is for watercooling temp probes on the commander pro. being able to adjust the scale would be great.

 

excuse the tone, i'm extremely frustrated having to redo all my fan curves for the gorillionth time because icue drops all my profiles everytime there is a BSOD

Edited September 13 by cbns

[cbns]

also, why are the numbers on the sidekeys for the scimitar the same color as the background? so hard to see

[BlaiseP]

@cbns - I think you forget that you can use the 10kΩ probes that came in the box with other components like a GPU or CPU die which gets a damn sight hotter than your coolant (hopefully). Even If you use an available CPUID SDK GPU or CPU sensor (that doesn't require you to tape a 10kΩ probe into your system) from the dropdown as a source for your fan curve, you'll probably want the range to go higher than 40°C.

[LeDoyen]

eh, most fan curves will often end up somewhere between 30 and 45 for gaming, and in my case at least, idle and full load fan speeds are 500 rpm apart. the fan curve window is clearly made with air cooling in mind only. They should make iCUE a bit more customizeable. Corsair sells custom loop hardware after all.

And using anything else than water temp for speed control in a watercooled PC doesn't make much sense anyway.

I guess just use very low DPI on the mouse to get on that pixel for the right temp and speed..