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I have an AX860 and I was thinking of getting the I version, but I noticed the I version does not have a hybrid switch on the back like the AX860 does. I set Icue to allow demo PSUs to see what I could control and it looks like the lowest I can set the fan curve to is 40%. I want the fan to be completely off when the PSU is at idle. Is this possible with the 860i?

My fans are not following the commands issued by my custom fan profile at all. The temperatures are way off. I am finding there is a +8C bias between what the fans and my pump is doing relative to the command. That is, if the water temp is 37C and I tell the fans to run at 0% at 37C and 100% at 45C, then the fans will run at 100% at 37C. In order to get the fans to correctly run at 0% at 37C I have to advance the profile from 37 - 45C to 45- 53C. So basically, I have to shift all readings to the right by 8C to get them to be accurate. What gives? See attached.

Is there is list of games that supports this?

yep that fixed it.

Aorus Z390 9600K @ 4.7 Ghz. 16 GB 3200 Mhz CL 16 RAM 1080Ti overclocked AX 860 1.5 TB NVME SSD M2 Windows 10

One thing I noticed is the sound quality is crap when on wireless. Only wired provides reasonable quality. For sure something is not connecting correctly. i got it to turn solid white for about 5 min today but then I restarted the computer and it went back to flashing red.

I have tons of Corsair devices. RGB RAM is among them. Pretty much anytime I start gaming I lose connection to the RAM. The LEDS freeze and I get the red triangle of death in Icue. Restarting the computer fixes it, but only until it happens again. Also, somewhat often I'll lose the ability to control any of my Corsair devices and they all drop offline except for my headphones. Restarting the icue service fixes all of those except for the RAM which can only be fixed by restarting the computer. All in all it seems like communication for ALL my Corsair devices is spotty with them randomly dropping offline and requiring a computer restart to fix it. I have tried reinstalling Windows 10 and that did not fix the issue. I also tried setting icue to real time priority in the task manager and that dident do much either.

So the headphones actually work fine on wireless mode. I can hear audio and chat over the mic and I can control the LEDs. But the whole time the dongle is flashing red indicating it's not connected. If I try to sync the two devices by turning it to wired mode and plugging the headphones into my computer, it never actually syncs. ICue just says it's waiting for the sync to finish and the dongle flashes white until I press abort. Any idea why the dongle is flashing red when the headphones is connected and working?

Well that's not actually in stock as the link clearly shows. Estimated delivery date is in 6 weeks. I'm looking for a RM650i or RM750i. Ideally a 650. All the other models are easy to find anywhere, but specifically the i models seem to be very hard to find. It seems to be something specific to digital PSUs because I looked at digital PSUs from other manufacturers and all of them were completely out of stock everywhere, but like Corsair's products the analog PSUs were easy to find.

It seems like the custom fan curve wont allow for a 0% mode. The lowest setting on the slider is 20% which is annoying. We should have complete and full control to manipulate the settings in any manner we see fit.

Whenever I load up a game the fans on my 115 start up and increase to maximum speed immediately even though the water temp has not yet changed much. As soon as I close the game the fans turn off. I am using the zero RPM setting for the fans. This tells me the fans are using the CPU temp sensor instead of the water temp sensor to base the fan profile on. The question is why? AIO units are supposed to base fans on water temp sensors, not CPU sensors. The fact that I cannot even set a custom fan profile with values higher than 60C tells me that this is well know.

No, the heat is generated at the CPU die. The motherboard pins dont even get that warm comparatively.

I've been trying to get one of the I series PSU for awhile and they are out of stock everywhere. So much so that a few major online companies basically just started listing them as being long term out of stock with an unknown refill date. That usually happens when a product is discontinued. All I want is a RM 650i or the sorts. Why are these things constantly out of stock?