I didn't know, that after selecting a profile on the left, I have to click on the FAN, PUMP or both to change! And, if I still had any doubt left whether my CPU header was supplying a fixed +12 volts, it is. Anyway, through even more fiddling w/ trying control my AIO's fans, I finally sorted it. The iCUE GUI sure doesn't seem very intuitive, in fact, I find it darn complicated. ICUE does not seem like an intuitive app to use AT ALL! Just complicated. That can be used creatively but might be a nuisance if unexpected.

However for top layer effects with “spaces” the underlying effect will show through when the dominant top effect is not active. It is not necessary in this case to remove the underlying blue layer and the program automatically gives preference to the top layer. That will re-apply the red to just the F-row. Next you either Control + left click drag a box around all the lower keys to remove the red and reveal the blue layer or (more likely) you deliberately left click in the field to remove all the red, then shift + drag a box around F1-F12 while the red effect is selected.

So if you wanted a blue base layer, but red F1-F12 row, you add a static blue effect (entire keyboard turns blue). You are going to do that unintentionally more than once. If you simply left click anywhere in the field, the entire lighting effect is removed. To selectively apply or remove LEDs or groups of LEDs, you need to CTRL + left mouse click (single) or mouse click drag to box a group of LEDs. In CUE 3 the lighting effect is applied to the entire group the moment it is created. Once of the choices will be fixed RPM or fixed PWM %. If it were to happen again, you might be able to lift the front end of the case so the radiator is higher than the pump, allowing the air to travel to a less problematic place. A 5 year old unit is likely lower on fluid than it once was and that makes the air pocket in there larger and likely to cause a problem. There is no other good reason for block orientation to matter. Compatibilidad Intel LGA 1151, 1150, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3 Compatibilidad AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM3, AM4 Panel de control Corsair Link Radiador de gran grosor 0 Opiniones. It seems most likely you had some sort air pocket around the CPU block after the move. Corsair Hydro Series H80i V2 - Refrigeración CPU. Best Buy has honest and unbiased customer reviews for CORSAIR - Hydro Series H80i v2 Dual 120mm Liquid Cooling System - Black. Neither pump nor fans is getting a PWM signal from the motherboard. It requires voltage, not a PWM signal from the motherboard. If you do it to the AIO, pump and fans slow down below minimum levels. If you use voltage control within the BIOS (lowering it below 12v), it has the same effect as twirling a dimmer switch on the ceiling fan. For their latest series of stand alone water coolers, Corsair. The 3 pin is the main power to the unit and it needs 12v. Starting at a base price of 79.99 for the Corsair H60 cooler, you really can't go wrong with the any of these standalone units. Everything must work on variable voltage and not PWM mode

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