CUE Problem

PC_GAMER · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:22

Hey guys,

I have just installed Windows 7 and now I can't get my H115i RGB Plat to show in CUE software, I have tried all sorts but it won't show. The link software also doesn't work with it and tells me "the CUE software handles the AIO". Now I have checked the drivers and they are all upto date, the fans are all on quiet and can't be heard, but when gaming they will need to go faster obviously. I am on the latest drivers. What can I do?

Plec · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:34

You made need a windows 7 update - click

FloppyPoppy · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:35

PC_GAMER said:
but when gaming they will need to go faster obviously

Actually they shouldn't. Pretty much the main point of water coolers is that they are damn quiet and offer better temperatures.

Have you checked what your temps are to see if you actually want the fans and pump to ramp up to higher speeds?

PC_GAMER · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:35

I have already ran all of the updates mate and temps are ok but I need to be able to control the fans.

orbitalwalsh · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:49

PC_GAMER said:
I have already ran all of the updates mate and temps are ok but I need to be able to control the fans.

Fans plugged into fan headers on board or controlled directly from Corsair pump unit ?

Suggest plugging the. Into mobo and letting them control it

PC_GAMER · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:52

Fans plugged into the commander mate, all of them. I found some more updates so trying them now

FloppyPoppy · 17 Mar 2019 at 19:55

orbitalwalsh said:
Suggest plugging the. Into mobo and letting them control it

Motherboard has much more accurate fan control than any controller as it has a direct link to the cpu temperature sensors ect, you can set custom curves and such in the bios that will ramp the fans up during intense loads.

PC_GAMER said:
temps are ok but I need to be able to control the fans.

If the temps are okay what do you need the fan control for ? just for the sake of lower temperatures?

PC_GAMER · 17 Mar 2019 at 20:20

harry5522 said:
Motherboard has much more accurate fan control than any controller as it has a direct link to the cpu temperature sensors ect, you can set custom curves and such in the bios that will ramp the fans up during intense loads.

If the temps are okay what do you need the fan control for ? just for the sake of lower temperatures?

I don't want to have to use the Motherboard fans fan to control them, this was one of the reasons I got the commander.

PC_GAMER · 18 Mar 2019 at 10:29

So after running all of the rest of the updates, the CUE did show. Thanks for that Harry5522, spot on mate.

FloppyPoppy · 18 Mar 2019 at 11:43

PC_GAMER said:
So after running all of the rest of the updates, the CUE did show. Thanks for that Harry5522, spot on mate.

Don’t think it was me who said update everything haha glad it’s working though