Daravae

I tried the firmware update as well. Unfortunately it's the same issue. Thank you for all of your help and suggestions. I raised a support ticket with Corsair. I'll follow up on what comes out of that.

I tried that as well and it didn't fix it. It feels like doing anything to the curve doesn't resolve anything as soon as I go play games. What happens is that the fans ramp up severely for a second or 2 and then it ramps down again and stays like that for 30s or so, but in idle the fan speeds move along just fine with whatever curve I set it to. The odd thing is I resolved this before by just setting the fan speed to Full Speed and PWM in the BIOS and after a Windows update, all of the sudden the problem returned. I don't want to roll back because of security updates as well. Kind of a frustrating problem ngl. Edit: Setting a fixed speed for gaming also doesn't fix anything.

Thanks for your response. Right, I did what you mentioned, made a custom fan curve, changed the sensor, moved the dots. My fans definitely slow down but my fans still keep ramping up after booting up a game. I even tried to put it to 300 rpm and after a minute of 3 after booting up a game it ramps up again to like 4500 rpm.

Thanks for responding! I uninstalled all other monitoring software I had (Core Temp and some Gigabyte Monitoring Utility) then restarted my PC but it's still the same issue. The fans are connected to the Platinum since the fans aren't showing up in my Commander Pro but in my H100 Platinum:

Hey, My H100i Platinum fans keep ramping up and down significantly when playing games/under load. I've actually managed to resolve this problem before by setting the CPU_FAN's Speed control to "Full Speed" and Control Mode to: "PWM" but after a recent Windows update, the problem reoccurred somehow lol. I have a Ryzen 9 5950X on a B550 Aorus Master (F14D BIOS). If necessary I can provide screenshots from my Smart Fan 5 configuration but right now its basically just: CPU_FAN: CPU Fan Speed Control: Full Speed Fan Control Use Temperature Input: CPU (Can't change this obviously) Temperature Interval: 1 CPU Fan Control Mode: Auto CPU Fan Disabled: Disabled Setting my Fan Control mode to PWM or Voltage also didn't resolve this problem. I also tried setting a Fixed RPM of 1250 in iCUE to the fans but that also didn't resolve this issue. I am not that knowledgeable when it comes to fan configurations so I appreciate any help/suggestions to resolve this.