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Bonjour, je viens de remarquer que dans le logiciel ICUE mes ventilateurs de refroidissement du H115i Pro ne tournent pas (affiché 0rpm!). Je démonte donc mon ordinateur pour vérifier ça, les ventilateurs sont bel et bien en train de tourner mais ICUE ne les voit pas fonctionner. Quand à la pompe elle est quasiment tout le temps a 2100 rpm ?!? Avez vous une idée svp ? Cordialement,
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Hi all, Just installed another LL120 for my 465x case and plugged the RGB cable into slot 4 of the lighting node core and the 4pin fan cable into a free fan header on my motherboard. When I booted the system up it said that header was 0rpm, so I changed header and the same thing. 0rpm (and unable to control the speed) for every fan header for this fan. I've tried switching between DC and PWM fan modes and nothing changes. iCue also doesn't seem to recognise the fan speed but it does light up the fan with RGB and it all syncs with the others. The fan is physically spinning, albeit slowly, but this seems like a broken tach sensor in the fan? Does anyone have any ideas or shall I send it straight back?:bigeyes: Thanks
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Hi all! First post here and I checked back through to October 2017 to see if this issue had been reported before but I couldn't find anything relevant. I have 3 fans in my system configured for 0 RPM when GPU temperature is <24 deg C and this works great, however CLCP* is reporting the fan speed as non-zero. As you can see in the attached screenshot, but regardless of what CLCP is displaying these fans are in fact stationary. The fans in question are EK-Vardar EVO: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-vardar-evo-120er-black And they are all connected directly to the Commander Pro using the included extension cables. CLCP Firmware: 0.7.199 CLCP Bootloader:03 Corsair Link 4 Version: 4.9.5.25 Any thoughts? Obviously not a major issue but I thought it worth highlighting none-the-less. I fully expect that CLCP is not compatible with EK's "0db regime" as the fans will start-stop below 900RPM, but that still doesn't explain the strange RPM readings. *Corsair Link Commander Pro
