[H100i platnium radiator fans question]

Probably depends on how the case is set up. I'll make an educated guess in a P300 you have the radiator on the front intake and the top/rear as exhaust. You can use coolant temp as well for the exhaust fans to balance the intake volume. If you do anything with a decent amount of GPU load, GPU temp may make more sense for the exhaust pair. It's easy enough to make two different curves with two different control variables and see how things go. Obviously your data points will be drastically different for GPU temp vs coolant temp. Coolant temp should rarely rise above 40C. Your GPU starts off at that temp in idle.

 

Definitely not processor temp. That will send them on a roller coaster ride and it doesn't have any correlation to their function. FYI - the default Commander Pro fan curves DO use CPU temp as the default variable. This is not because its ideal, but because its the only thing every system is guaranteed to have. There is no reason to use the 3 fan presets on the Commander Pro. You have a dozen other choices that are better.

 

Is the wacky fan behaving on the Commander Pro?

 

yes it is behaving in commander pro. it's working like its supposed to without a preset rpm or %

[H100i platnium radiator fans question]

Okay i got all 4 fans set up in commander pro. got the 2 radatior fans set up to the temp of the coolant. what do i set the other two fans up under? processor or video card? and thank you for your help today

[H100i platnium radiator fans question]

okay so i set it to 40% and this is what i got

[H100i platnium radiator fans question]

Would it be ok to hook both fans up to a commander pro? I just need to hook it up. Might get a more stable connection.

[H100i platnium radiator fans question]

Yes both fans respond. Last night I set each one to 0 rpm to test and they both responded. Okay i switched the cables and now the other fan is the low rpm one and the other one is working fine. I uninstalled and re installed and nothing changed. I set the set rpm to 900 and both fans responded and are spinning at 900 rpm.

 

attached are two screen shots. the rpm on quiet seems to be lower because the coolent is pretty low at the moment. should i just run a fixed rpm? what do you suggest?

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What rpm should the pump be at on quiet mode? I will try switching them when I get home. Should be home in a couple hours. So the second fans rpm seems about right for the coolant temp?

 

If the fans switch places and the other one goes low rpm then what? One connector could be bad. I could just plug the low rpm one into commander pro for a fix?

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Yes the metrics change so it’s not frozen. I can take a screen shot when I get home from work. No fan curve. Everything in Icue is stock. I have restarted icue and restarted pc. Maybe un install and re install?

 

I just got some ml pro case fans with commander pro. Is it bad to hook the radiator fans up to commander pro?

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Is it normal for them both to be different rpms? There both in quiet mode and the top one is at 350 rpm and the second one is at a higher rpm. Like 600. I have them hooked up to the pump like there supposed to be. My temps are fine. Temp is around 45 and coolant is at 28