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looked it up: 'Leonovo760s'.

avast paid premium quarantined isolated leonova related isues, de-indtalled Icue, and without it my windows 10 LTSC seems to run fine LoL.

Sorry, only saw your post now. My aorus z690 ultra is on the way back via amazon; could not get the vengeance 6500 DDR5 to work above 4800, after 3 BIOS updates. Ordered am Asus z790 maximus, latter MB seems defective as it won't accept any memory, but my vengeance Dimms are on the QVL with the right version numbering, so i sent them back too, and ordered Kingston DDR5. If they don't work i will order an MSI MB.

My Aorus z690 ultra rev1, now with BIOS F21, still sucks regarding XMP. Probably other z690 types suck too, reading about problems. 2x 32GB Vengeance DDR5 5600 sticks, tested and no problems running at default 4800 mHz I really thought Gigabyte was reliable, after experiences with a malfunctioning 2080ti, which was repaired after 2 years. Been discussing these XMP problems with Gigabyte support for about 6 months; still no solution. Wish i bought a MSI again, never had problems with that.

Aorus Ultra z690, BIOS F21 (latest): If i set my Vengeance DDR5 5600 (2x32BG) to XMP on it says 5600, but the whole system hangs on booting. Did a CMOS reset for 1 min, and only then the PC rebooted after 5 min when turning it on to default BIOS settings. PS the memory is tested and fine, runs OK at default 4800.

Thanks, just what i thought, BTW also thanks for all your help !👍

I figured out the CPU-Fan situation. Now i got a new thing, found this about 3mm wide jumper probably belonging on my Aorus Z690 Ultra (gigabyte) mainboard in the case. But i can't find it's location yet, probably some parked one for a reset function. Ideas welcome !

found this BTW: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/corsair-h150i-connector-question.3475420/#post-21003789

I am trying to figure out now where the black single core wire with the 3-pin connector from the pump must be connected on an Aorus Mainboard, Think it's a 4 pin socket called CPU-OPT, and lto eave one pin un- connected. the MB's manual is not very clear.

Thanks, you are right, you cannot get around that irritating controller with all it's messy wiring, This as it's hardwired to the cooler pump, for power too as it seems. If i'd known this i would not have bought this Icue capellix. I have another PC with a H115i, the thing is not there, and it works fine for 3 years now almost. A fan controller is already in my Fractal R6 case BTW.

Nope, they are exactly the same length as the LGA 1200 set included.. Yesterday i had an expert looking at it, and he said about the same, and if mounting the cooler to keep the shims as i put there under the Mainboard.. He also suggested NOT to use the Commander Core controller, but to connect the radiator fans direct to the Aorus z690 mainboard's connectors. It has enough for the two radiator fans of my H115i capellix cooler, and the mainboard 's system is also capable of controlling the fan speed. There seem to be too many problems with latter. I don't know if he meant software related, but he said a far less messy situation with all those extra wires. I am trying to figure it out now, and i don't need the fancy lightshow anyway. Thnkx.

That's what i tried, but the standoff recipients on the cooler's back-plate are leveling with my Gigabyte Aorus Z690 main board on the CPU's side. and with the LGA 1700 standoffs mounted tight the 2mm play stays. (the Corsair sent LGA 1700 standoffs measure the same as the already included LGA 1200 set). Just figured out this solution, though did not test it yet:

No worries, they will pay for all damages hopefully. I mailed their tech support 6 days ago, no reply yet. How is your system keeping as for CPU temp.?

PS the 4 corsair LGA 1700 standoffs i have been sent for 5 euros are similar to the LGA 1200, so i guess you could use them too ...

Solved, ??, i think, with some plastic plate material. Have to test it still with the cooler mounted ...

These are pictured on the site: The ones i got from corsair measure the same as the LGA 1200 set, i now think i was sent the wrong ones:

Icue H115i Elite cooler mounting problem with the official LGA 1700 retrofit set. Mounting it on a Gigabyte Aorus MB and i9 12900K, LGA 1700 and the official Corsair retrofit posts set. I think the measurements are WRONG of these support posts (i just received them), and sent a mail to Corsair support; no reply for 5 days now; Should the Corsair - Intel support plate be tightly fitted to the MB's underside? Without a washer there is play about 2mm, with the support shaft hitting the top of the MB. see pictures. This can't be right; (pictures taken with the official Corsair LGA 1700 supports mounted i bought direct from Corsair):