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  1. New 5.6.98 iCUE released 09/28 still doesn't address this issue. #sigh
  2. No difference with the AMD driver reinstallation. The issue is within the latest version of iCUE released. The info is available in other monitoring software, including just the base AMD Adrenalin driver control panel. The previous version of iCUE worked fine, so it is an oversight in the latest available build.
  3. Same here, RX 6800XT with no GPU sensor temp since the latest iCUE update. It seems to be an AMD 6000 and 7000 series issue, which is quite the QA miss.
  4. I was getting hundreds of these errors even without an eGPU. Like another forum user, ultimately I decided to return the Corsair Voyager yesterday despite the excellent deal I purchased it at. No deal is a good deal when the hardware and drivers aren't working well together. I'm surprised that Corsair released it in this state and didn't address the issues through either frequent BIOS and/or driver updates in the first year of release. Again, I usually have high praise for Corsair products but this first attempt at a notebook with AMD didn't deliver and perhaps that's why we can find it at a third of the retail price it was released at. I don't believe your Thunderbolt cables are the issue, the Voyager just seems to have driver or hardware compatibility issues with Windows 11 and these WHEA seem to generate with the GPU integration in particular.
  5. I agree something is off, but according to HWINFO even when I swap profiles with the FN key in Windows.... I'm still seeing over a 120W power draw on the GPU side. I thought the Power Limit would drop to 90W as you described, but perhaps HWINFO isn't capturing the change correctly when toggling the profiles. I've tried disabling the Processor Performance Boost Mode and while it helped, I'm still experiencing thermal throttling when playing The Division 2 even with FPS limited to 60 and on the Balanced Cooling mode. I thought purchasing this notebook a year after release these types of BIOS bugs would already be addressed - so pretty disappointed here. The hardware seems very well spec'd out, but lagging AMD drivers and a BIOS that is so locked down versus the competition aren't helping the user experience. AMD/Corsair promotes a quiet gaming experience with AMD Advantage technologies and the Voyager - but that is extremely misleading to the end consumer based on the current state of this hardware configuration.
  6. Not sure why Corsair hasn't pushed out an updated driver which addresses the Bluetooth audio issues with the current 2.0.0.608 and Windows 11 but, you can manually download, extract and install the 2.0.0.896 driver directly from Microsoft. https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=Qualcomm FastConnect 6900 Hope this helps any other users having issues with their Bluetooth earbuds or headsets.
  7. I understand that changes set in the BIOS for User Mode only apply when the notebook is powered by the AC Adapter, but if I shutdown and then restart the BIOS seems to revert back to Balanced Mode even though the system is still plugged in. I'm on BIOS 1.38 so I'm not sure if anyone has experienced the same or has a workaround for the reset that has been occurring.
  8. Hopefully, that works and it's not the cable wire itself - which sometimes happens and then requires an RMA for the whole unit since its permanently attached.
  9. Double check that you reconnected the SATA power connector from the pump head to a SATA power connection on your power supply. I've missed that little step previously when I swapped out a PSU.
  10. Check the SATA power connector from the pump to your power supply. Do you have it connected directly to a SATA power cable from your power supply? Don't use a Molex to SATA cable, as that seems to be a common issue. Also, you may want to try connecting it to a SATA power cable with no additional devices on the line.
  11. Use the cable on the left in your photo. The USB Mini-B into the PSU slot and the other end into a USB header on your motherboard. Only one needs to be connected.
  12. tjgodin

    LL120 Fans

    LL120 3-Packs come both with the RGB Hub (for up to 6 Fans) and Lighting Node Pro USB device to connect to your motherboard and control everything from iCUE. The RGB Hub from these fan packs can also be used with the Commander Pro instead of the Lighting Node Pro. With the Commander Pro providing up to 6 PWM Fan ports and 4 Temperature Monitoring lead wires.
  13. We're early days here with the 3900x just released, but I think it will be negligible. If you already own 3200Mhz ram I'd likely stick with it and put the savings towards other components, however, if you are purchasing all new components 3600Mhz is supposed to be the sweet spot for the newly released 3000 series of CPUs according to AMD. And for around $50 more than 3200Mhz, it may be worth it considering if you're all in on purchasing the 3900x. Tony
  14. I had the H100i originally connected via USB through the CoPro, but moved it to my NZXT hub. No difference, unfortunately. Hopefully our friends at Corsair can address sooner than later, however, plenty of users continue to feel they've been slow to address - despite their efforts.
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