So if you have Windows 10 version 1909 or later, that’s a good place to start. Then just go type in Windows Key + R. Type “services.msc” and sort by name, and make sure anything with Corsair or iCue has a status set to “Automatic” and its Running. If you can confirm all that, then obviously check your connections.
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Yes, but the commander pro can only control up to 4,000RPM. For most D5 pumps, this is about 80% speed. If you want to run your pump at full speed then the commander pro will not work. 3. Horst_von_Hydro. OP • 4 yr. ago. I can choose up to 5000 RPM Un the fan curve/fixed RPM mode. LikelyNotTheNSA. • 4 yr. ago.
Corsair Product Discussion. iCUE Software. [BUG] Fan profile on commander pro not working. So I updated my iCUE to the latest 3.2.87 and I've been getting an issue that it doesn't follow my fan profile. If you have a look here, you can see that I set one of my fan to only start after GPU hits 50C. However, the fan kept running at ~850rpm the
Tried resetting it, deleted corsair 5 times and re installed, unplugged USB and moved it all over the board even into my commander. Unplugged Sata and plugged back into a different connector with 0 luck fans stuck on rainbow. I loved the corsair fans but with this issue I'm getting irritated, I have corsair AIO corsair vengeance pro memory and
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