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For reference, the speed I just previously mentioned is where my fans idle. ~1200RPM), although I suspect this is due to the design of my case and I don't think there is really an issue here. I should also note that one of the fan seems to idle slightly lower than the other (~1150RPM vs. If I try and change the speed/profile for the fans, the RPM remains the same.

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To start off, I should say that I use iCUE to monitor and control the H100i Pro however, it seems that I can only change the speed for the pump itself. This motherboard only has 2 headers, both of which are being used, so that's not an option. The fans did not change with the experiment. That would shift the control to the BIOS, but that is not an ideal situation. You could move the fans from the Cooler's controller to the MB fan headers. To go back to normal, simply load iCUE from the menu again. Bad software will not and is no longer part of the equation. A bad controller will still prevent fan speed changes. Do the fans speed up? In this state the cooler is running from it's own firmware. The cooler should run the balanced program in this state. Quit iCUE entirely from the task manager and also stop the Corsair Service (32 bit). Set the fans and pump back into 'Balanced' mode. While you are waiting for them to respond, you could try one other thing.

Fan speeds NEVER change across all three presets, Fixed %, and Fixed RPM. Include the same information you have in this thread.

The Support Ticket System link is the header above. Unfortunately, that means replacement and you need to go through Corsair directly. I think there is likely a problem on the splitter wire or on the internal fan controller itself.

I would expect no change, but you can include this in your support ticket and hopefully it will speed things along.

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If you want, you can try a repair install of iCUE by going to the Windows Apps list, Corsair iCUE, left click and choose 'Modify'. If this has always been the situation across multiple versions of iCUE, a software issue seems very unlikely. It is a tachometer wire only and reports RPM of the pump the BIOS. That connection to the MB has a single wire. The MB/BIOS controls have no effect on cooler operation. My computer's temperatures stay pretty good overall, and while I don't know much about liquid cooling and how it works, I can only assume that the fans would help to reduce load on the pump. I always assumed it was a software issue until I tried adjusting the speeds in the BIOS a few days ago.

Also, although this unit is not brand new, it's not even a year old yet and yes, the fans have never changed speeds from day one. The only other software I use for my computer that monitors data is MSI Afterburner and RivaTunerStatisticsServer.

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Are you running any other full spectrum monitoring programs that read the Corsair gear (HWiNFO, AIDA64, etc.)? If it did work before and now does not, let us know. I am assuming this is a new unit and this has been in play since you installed. The pump does appear to follow its directions.

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You do appear to know how to apply the fans curve and that is surprisingly the issue in a large number of instances. From your custom curve, set to 100% and apply. I would like to try and separate a hardware controller problem from a software issue. I was hoping you could confirm that fixed RPM or fixed % were not working. However, I am going to go with 'stuck' for this one. If the coolant temp is low enough, all three will be more or less the same. Each is an independent fan curve with a different slope, Extreme being the most aggressive. The Quiet/Balanced/Extreme settings are not a L/M/H switch.

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