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So as soon as I put the rbg on with the custom curve the temperature just kept rising from 30 to about 39-40 degrees, in turn, causing the fans to spin right up. So I'm asking now, to say if I just fixed my cooler fans to around 800rpm and stuck the RGB lights on, the temp would just keep going up and that's not really okay, but the temp that it gives you for the pump is that actually the real temp or is it just lying about going up when I put the RGB so it says about 39 degrees on the icue software but it would still be sat at 31 degrees realistically? Or is the temperature actually going up for real because I put the rgbs on? Also, I turned the rgb's down on the pump and fans but it's still saying that it's running at 36 degrees idle which is obviously too high. Really confused about this, cant really make a curve or set a rpm because the temps just keep rising, unless the temp reading icue is giving is false when I turn the RGB on? Thanks for the help up to yet guys I really appreciate it

Ah right, that's awesome! I had a little look earlier to no avail but I had no idea that anyone could create them, I'll have a play around with it now, do you recommend an already made curve by someone else or should I trial and error one for myself as room temp might have a lot to do with it. Thank you very very much guys!:laughing::laughing:

Ah right, that's a bit strange but makes sense, I thought I can only apply fan curves with the commander pro? I don't have one of them just a node pro I'm afraid:[pouts:

So after some testing of reapplying the cooler and removing the drivers and all that nothing has changed, apart from now even if I put the logo rgb's on the temp slowly rises from about 28 to 35 degrees... My brother also got a non se the same time I got mine, we installed mine then installed his and he has had no issues with his so far so I'm starting to think its either just my pump, which i'm not convinced by because when I have no rgb's on the pump its works how it should, or it's something to do with because it's an SE version? Maybe the difference between SE and non SE is that my SE version is white but I have really no idea at this point:sigh!::sigh!:

Yeah I agree it's very strange, maybe it is worth taking it off and redoing the process, I'll let you know if anything changes, thank you very much

Hello, I have recently installed a brand new corsair RGB h100i platinum SE into my computer, installation was fine but as soon as I loaded it up and downloaded iCUE both of the 120mm LL fans started to instantly go to 1500rpm and the temp of the pump would keep rising from 29 degrees all the way up to about 39 for no apparent reason. After a lot of stress we figured out that the outside 12 RGB points would cause the temperature to go way up, the 4 RGB points for the logo on the pump is fine and can have rgb effects on that but not on the border surrounding the logo? This case has really confused me and now I'm stuck for an answer. Any suggestions would be appreciated.