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TaurenMoo

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  • Birthday 05/01/1986
  1. You are correct, LL 120's. Thank you very much for the help.
  2. It followed orders in both settings... and under original profiles acting normally.
  3. !! I literally just tried that. So... I was looking through the corsair settings... I noticed on the commander there are options for the connectors: Changing this from Auto to 4 pin connector seems to have fixed the issue... It's odd all these fans are the exact same. Why would that be needed for one slot but not rest?
  4. So I hooked my pump directly to the header on my motherboard to be controlled via the motherboard due to ease of use. 6 fans meant it was easier for control sake to just have all my fans on the commander pro. In answer to your question, yes swapping the fans on the slot got the same result on the new fan. No luck on resetting the fan profiles... it's just that singular fan. Checked the pins and insert, everything looks fine.
  5. One thing to note on the fan... it was doing this even before I installed iCUE. It just seemed that singular fan was not gonna ever speed up.
  6. Thank you for the reply. So I did try unplugging and replugging the fan power cable in to no resolve. I'll give the link to temp a change and see if that helps. That would definitely help with the constant revving from the fans I am hearing. I'll give coolant temp as I am using hydro-x and I installed the coolant temp sensor. Is iCUE 3.24 the newest version or the beta version? This is a fresh install from last night.
  7. Any thoughts? Switched connectors on the pro and the 6th slot seems to be the problem.
  8. Looks like it still updated after I aborted and retried. Weird.
  9. Just started updating everything and now my pro node appears to be stuck? Next step?
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