Radiators vary so it will depend on the exact model, but even in a worst case scenario every D5 pump can handle 2 radiators, cpu + gpu blocks, and some twists as turns. CPU blocks are often the most restrictive but the XC7 is average in that regard. Ok, that’s more in the expected range, so no reason to suspect deeper lying problems.įlow rate is dependent on the pump power (generally the same across models of the same type) and the total resistance in the loop (highly variable and unique). This will let you see the data points, if the fans are correctly following it, and edit any points along the way.Currently, I have the fans on the 360mm running at 1700rpm and the liquid temp ranges from 34 to 36C when idle (desktop usage). Apply the curve to any fans you want to run it. Text will appear identifying it as Quiet, Balanced, or Extreme.Ģ) Change the sensor value to "H1xx Temp" or your AIO coolant temp name.ģ) Change the name to something logical. Choose one of the three shape tools in the lower right corner. My general advice for most users is to make a copy of the Q/B/E presets from the custom panel so you can see the data points.ġ) Create a new custom curve. Clicking on Quiet, Balanced, Extreme, or any Hydro X presets will not display any action. All available choices should appear in the drop down, including custom curves.Ĭlicking on custom curves (left panel) should allow you to edit them. CUE 4 requires to change the drop down selection for each fan. CUE 3 was click the preset/curve, then apply to any fans you want to run it. If this isn't the case, and instead those named cooling presets are believed to be working correctly, the please kindly explain what should happen after clicking on any one of them?ĬUE 4 does not assign fan profiles in the same way as CUE 3. Indeed, the + button preset option adds a new preset, but once again, clicking any of the named presets appears to change absolutely nothing, not directly or indirectly.Īs this is my 1st experience with iCue, It's as if the dropdown lists for each fan are perhaps the new way to control/set via named presets, but it was forgotten/overlooked to remove the named presets from the GUI, albeit the + button customised preset should of course remain. clicking on any of the cooling presets does Not! change the dropdown selection for any of the fans. To elaborate, although the dropdown lists for each fan work correctly, allowing quiet, balanced, etc, to be set. the cooling presets don't appear to do anything whatsoever - they like dummy buttons, I.e., when clicked nothing at all changes. Pump speeds are fixed and these act like a low/medium/high switch. Pump speeds - again with quiet/balanced/extreme and here they have yet another meaning. The presets should work, but if you prefer to see the data points or make small tweaks to it, you can replicate it just as you did above. The three radiator fans should be H150i temp. A rear exhaust temp value works well, but all of these require some experimentation to find the normal range.Ĭommander Core - All of the above works.
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Those work all the time, software running or not. Be aware all of these require active software to fetch the sensor data. Gpu temp or motherboard temp are reasonable choices. Last change the fans above to the new custom 1 preset. These match up to the AIO quiet/balance/extreme presets. Click one of the the three shape tools in the corner. In the C-Pro cooling tab, click + to create a new custom curve. However, you can link these back to the cooler.
They don’t mean the same thing as the Com Core or AIO.
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I can see why it’s confusing.Ĭommander Pro - stay off the presets. Ok, both a Commander Core (AIO) and Commander Pro.
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