platysaur

Thank you for the clarification! I really appreciate it.

Is it common for fans to have different RPMs, like 20 RPM apart or so? The fans on my H100i AIO usually stay around 15 RPM apart or so but can teeter a bit lower. I think the difference of 30 RPM is about as high as it goes, but for some reason I have this notion that they're supposed to be the same. Here's what it looks like. Is everything normal, and am I just stressing over nothing like usual? I also ask because simply I don't know what is within the norm.

This thread seems to be similar to what I'm experiencing: https://forum.corsair.com/forums/showthread.php?t=182188 I mean, my temperatures never exceed 36 celcius on full load so temps are good. I just don't understand why it's so low.

My H100i pro is running without any custom fan curve or anything. I’m just curious as the fan speed seems rather low (despite my temps being very good) on balanced mode. On balanced, the pump speed is 2100 rpm and the two fans average around 400 rpm each. If I bump it up to extreme, the fans go up to 1200 rpm each. This seems to be a rather large degree of difference. However, I just want to know if this is working as intended or if there’s something wrong with the speed of balanced. Again, my temps are fine, but I’m just wondering if that’s normal and why there’s such a huge jump to the next level.

I know it sounds weird but it's the only thing I can find a link to. I was on Firefox as I was downloading the latest update for iCUE. After the update, my Firefox browser runs slow as hell. Videos are very laggy and delayed. I downloaded Chrome and it works perfectly, so I went and uninstalled Firefox, deleted everything, yet it still runs slow. I'm positive that the iCUE patch has to be the issue because it only happened after I downloaded the patch. Edit: I discovered that the new update turned my GPU off. It was using Microsoft display adapters. I had to install the latest update for my GPU (one I did before) and it now works. What the hell, Corsair???