Mr_Commode

seriously guys, i just bought this thing because i thought corsair software just plain works and my logitech software was pissing me off. now ive got this brand new mouse that i cant configure to go gaming with because corsair software blows. and im sure they know this because there is no reviews feature on their page anywhere cant anyone make software that just plain works? you know how ********ed up the world would be if car mechanics, doctors, and airline pilots were as bad at their jobs as code jockeys. didnt you kids go to school to learn this stuff? wtf? get your **** together

Yes, sorry, commander pro (compro). To me its just a controller hub, new fangled technology that fascinates me. I havent built any serious PCs since jumper settings were a thing and over clocking was trial and error with tiny plastic jumpers. This new stuff looks awesome and im trying to learn the abilities and limitations before i ruin any expensive parts. What is a common temp for the aic to turn on the fans? Assuming the coolant is hotter at the pump on the cpu, i should be able to use radiator temp to trigger the fans through the compro for borh cpu and gpu. Im assuming the pumps will run based on their own internal sensors, correct? So cpu pump gets plugged into mobo and the usb to the mobo, for reasons i havent read yet, but the fans i can play with based on radiator temps via thermistors connected to the compro. Just because this will help clean up wiring spaghetti. Is the icue a software thing that will run in the background to keep my lights and fans running correctly? I should go read your faq.

Ok. So the aic cooler has built in fan and rgb controllers that will sync with the rest of the icue controlled stuff? So it should control its own fans based on coolant temp, then? Not to be argumentative but will it still work as i described above? Is the icue hub not just a USB hub that should still allow any USB device to be recognised and work properly? How much control does the icue hub give over fans? Can i control individual fans at differnt RPMs? Im also planning on using 2 of the front fans to cool the video card aic radiator triggered by the second temp sensor port on the icue. Note: i hate spaghetti messes of wiring and am hoping i can keep all the fan/rgb wiring well hiden and to a minimum.

Hope this is the right forum. Currently building a threadripper system with the h115i cpu cooler and an icue controller. The cooler has a usb cable, a pump connector, and rgb and fan pigtails. Can i run that usb to the icue? Can i also connect the radiator fans to the icue? The pump pigtail should go to the motherboard, im assuming, but can it also be run as a fan from the icue provided i give it a thermo sensor or will icue recognise the onboard temp sensor? Can i use a temp sensor in the radiator to trigger the fans?