chuckwi11

Has anyone gotten teaming/link aggregation to work with the latest Windows 10 updates? I'm running Windows 10 2004 have a Layer 2+/3 switch that has other appliance running 802.3ad. I have downloaded the latest driver package form Intel. I have set up the team using the ProSet adapater utility and also using Windows Powershell. I am able to build the team but the receive a message that I must enable the adapter. Nothing I do seems to "enable" the team and I have no network connection until I delete the team and reboot. Intel forums have not been pc specific enough so the Corsair forums are my only hope.

Reviving an old thread... my Logitech G910 does it with the new G Hub software. Very nice feature... trying to figure out how to make my K95 do same and how to keep my Dark Core SE from randomly losing connectivity wired...

I own a Corsair One Elite and was really excited to get the i180 mini beast. I didn't get all crazy with upgrades but did do those things that don't void the warranty. I changed the fan to an ML140, changed the HDD for a Samsung Evo 860 4TB and installed the memory upgrade. I ordered the memory on Sunday and even with the US holiday received the kit in 3 days! I have to say that the upgrades were all very simple and straight forward but the knowing space inside the Corsair One makes things a bit challenging for my 57 year old eyes and fingers. The only hiccup was after installing the ML140 it defaulted to full speed and it took a couple of restarts to get it to settle down. It now runs at a custom 60% (~1200rpm) and maintains an idle temp of about 35C and never exceeds 60C under load. Thanks Corsair!!!