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Oh wow i never thought there was this much to the cooling aspect with AIO's. Again i cant thank you enough for all the info. So i attempted to adjust my intake fans as you mentioned. I am currently leaving my exhaust fans the same as they are running about 150-165 more rpms at anytime than my intake to keep hot air out. Updated Fan Curve: https://imgur.com/a/stjAVEg
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Oh wow, this information is fantastic. I honestly wish i could pay you haha ive been struggling with this stuff for over a week. So for the temp to rpm scale you mentioned would you recommend doing that across all fans or just the h150i fans? Lastly, do you recommend keeping the pump at Balanced or Extreme. As far as i am aware you can set a custom curve for that.
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Oh awesome thank you so much for the assistance this eases my mind quite a bit. If you don't mind I have attached three pictures of my H150I and CoPro with current settings and fan curve. along with my Ryzen Master current Idle temps. I know it might be hard to tell from just these pictures but any recommendations you may have such as fan curve or pump preset settings would be very much appreciated. First time using corsair products so its a lot to take in all at once haha. H150 + CoPro + Ryzen Idle Temps: http://imgur.com/a/mfJWlva
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You may be 100 percent correct, the only reason i assumed there was an issue to begin with, was the fact that a few days ago this "issue" was not presenting itself as it is now. that being the case if this all falls within the normal operating spectrum of the fans themselves. With no harm resulting in them running at a higher than rated rpm's I have no problem. Just trying to insure that any higher than needed voltage issues are resolved as to increase the lifespan of my equipment. That all being the case, you are more than likely correct i forgot to factor in the resistance of the rad in this case. Just a bit overly cautious with my new setup is all. Thanks for the input
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They are the black ones
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Good evening everyone, So i seem to have run into a bit of an issue and I have done all i can to troubleshoot the issue. Setup: H150I - 3 LL120' all standard RPM's Exhaust Fans - 3 LL120's All going up too 1700 RPM's. H150's fans are connected to the three headers from the pump. The three exhaust fan's are connected to the commander pro on fan ports 4,5 and 6. The issue is that it seems the exhaust fans are going 200rpms above what they are rated for. From what i can see i think the commander pro is receiving to much voltage based off of the stats below from the ICUE software. https://imgur.com/a/0PWOTZ7 mind you i did set the case fans to extreme just to simulate them "ramping up" on load. Im not to sure what could be causing brand new fans that worked 5 days ago at the right rpm's to now be 200 rpms above rated.
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Awesome thank you for the reply, as for #4 my mistake i was referring to the lighting link hardware not the corsair link software. I have corrected my post for better clarity.
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Good Afternoon everyone, I know this question has been asked many times, and i apologize in advance for the repeated question. I am still very confused and would like to optimize my new build, or at the very least get come confirmation that i have built it correctly. PC Build: I have a Corsair Obsidian 500D SE. A H150I Pro AIO Commander Pro Corsair Lighting Link Controller. ASUS TUF X570 Motherboard Fan Configuration: My AIO front mounted to my case with fans pulling cold air in. Two top exhaust fans. one rear exhaust fan. The three AIO radiator fans are connected to the three pump headers from the AIO. The other three exhaust fans connected to the commander pro on 4, 5 and 6. The AIO USB connected to the Commander Pro. The three pin from the AIO connected to the AIO_PUMP motherboard header. All RGB's connected to the Lighting Link then connected to the Commander Pro. Sorry if that was all to convoluted to follow, if so ill make sure to try to reword it to make it clearer. BIOS Configurations: I have the CPU_Fan Q Fan control disabled in BIOS AIO_Pump Q Fan control set to enabled PBO enabled D.C.O.P Enabled ICUE Configurations: In ICUE, my three rad fans are set as balanced and increase with temp's average RPM's 900 no load 1400 RPM on load.(no custom curve). The pump is also set on balanced (2040 RPM) does not increase with temperature (I would like for it too, no custom curve applied) The three exhaust fans are set on balanced 1300 RPM no load 1700 max under load (no custom curve applied.) Temp readout: Ryzen Master: 35C idle, 74 in benchmarks ICUE: Doesn't seem to show CPU temp only Liquid temp (not sure if this is intended?) Questions: 1. The three rad fan's should they stay connected to the pump headers or should they connect to the Commander pro? *if so are there any specific ports 1-6 that they should connect too?* 2. The three pin pump from the AIO, should that stay on the AIO_Pump header, or should that go to the CPU_FAN or CPU_OPT header? 3. Should I change any BIOS settings? 4. What general ICUE settings if any should i alter? For reference i am attempting to follow the diagram mentioned below minus the LED strips and my Power Supply is not an I series PSU. https://imgur.com/veQagHe I know this is a very long post, I am coming from a very old build using a different AIO that connected to the Motherboard, and very little software control. So everything with the Commander pro, Lighting Link and a different AIO is all different (along with going from purely Intel to AMD CPU for the first time haha. Thanks in advance for any advice, i can provide any pictures of my case or setup if needed.
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