DxBang

A fix for this is to install iCUE 4 instead.

I did a complete reinstall of iCUE, it didn't fix it... I have since then created a profile based on a sensor on the Commander Pro in order to give the case a little bit of dynamic airflow based in air coming out of the case or a sensor on the back of the motherboard near the CPU.

Amazing that such primary feature of cooling a system completely skipped the QA... Clearly prioritizes aesthetics over function.

The "Anti-Vibration rubber pins" didn't do the trick, tomorrow I should receive some rubber spacers. I will try tomorrow to add the spacers on the back (against screw head and case), since the fans do have their own rubber corners. If there is still noise, I will see if I can somehow, somewhere, place something between the removable fan grills and case, tho they feel very, very tight. The screws were screwed firmly. The fans only spin if I have PWM (or auto) selected. I already have a support case running with Jack-Z. My setup: Case: 7000D Fans: 11 x ML120 RGB Elite Premium, 1 x ML140 RGB Elite Premium 3 x ML120 connected to 7000D PWM Repeater for AIO. 4 x ML120 connected to Commander Pro on front via Y-Splitter 4 x ML120 connected to Commander Pro on side via Y-Splitter 1 x ML140 connected to Commander Pro on back. 2 x Lighting Nodes from ML120 Triple packs are in controls of the RGB of those 12 fans. I really love this case, and I am hoping that one day, I will be able to buy a White iCUE H170i ELITE LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler for it...

I have found the source of this noise (at least in my case) and it is the vibration from the fans which are transferred into the case. So I have now ordered some Anti-Vibration rubber fan mounts to eliminate the vibrations caused by the fans... I guess this "Magnetic Levitation" isn't really working that well...

I just bought 12 x ML120 RGB "Elite Premium" fans and so far, 5 of them are faulty with this rattling/whine noise. This fan is branded not just "Premium" but "Elite Premium" does it deserve that branding?