PsychoticFrog

Ooh yeah I get it now! Didn't realize it the pump speed could be read differently, thanks. "You should have 2 PWM and 2 RGB cables connected to the two pump splitters" Well damn, what I thought was the fans headers correctly plugged in were in fact the RGB connectors. Thought it was the fan ones, but I looks like they are supposed to have a shroud around them. By fishing around in the case I finally found the shrouded ones. Just need more fishing now to find/reconnect the fan cables properly. Pretty annoying fiddling around in a PC you've not built and cable managed. Thanks a bunch!

Thanks for the reply, but if it was the pump, wouldn't it be the same as what iCUE reports, aka 2.3k RPM not 4k? And yes I'd want the fans to really be at 0 rpm at 'quiet', however the radiator fans are running at near full speed almost all the time, with short breaks. If I stress test the CPU fans just continue spinning like mad like they already do (but with a reason this time). Other system fans with Commander Pro are at ~1k RPM. Changing profiles do not change anything, fans continue spinning at their very loud speed RPM while iCUE reports 0. Here's an example while stressing the CPU with CPU-Z: https://i.imgur.com/g07ybA5.png Temperature rising very slowly, fans still going crazy, "0 RPM" in iCUE, pump speed stable at 2300-ish in iCUE and "fan speed" reported at 4k with max of 7k in hwinfo

Hello, Just received my PC as prebuilt, checked the cables and everything seems OK I guess, but iCUE doesn't see my CPU fan speed, it is reported as 0. My cooler is a H115i Platinum, and it has the latest firmware. I can see the speed just fine in the BIOS or using a 3rd party tool like HWiNFO, however iCUE is just unable to see/manage it. So this leaves me with the fans regularly getting super noisy and spinning at 4000RPM while the system temp is super stable at like 25 celcius (room temperature). Forcing the performance to "Zero RPM" does nothing. Here's what I see; https://i.imgur.com/hsNtcv8.jpg Any ideas? Thanks!