#ASETEK 550LC 120MM LIQUID COOLING CPU COOLER NOT WORKING PRO#

If you are using a Commander Pro or your motherboard has a connection for an external temperature sensor, you can place it in the exhaust of your cooler and use that to control your fan speed as this would be directly related to the coolant temperature.ДЄ4. This, however, is subject to a greater deal of variation and isn't always directly indicative of coolant temperature. If you do not have your fans connected to the cooler's fan controller, CPU temperature can also be used. Finally, the default fan curves include with Link are designed to work best with the cooler as the temperature source. This will keep your fans at a reasonable speed and prevent spikes in the fan speed as well. As the liquid coolant has a higher heat capacity than air or the materials used for your CPU, it will both warm up and cool down more slowly. The fans blow cool air through the radiator in order to cool the liquid coolant, not the CPU. With liquid coolers, the CPU is cooled by the liquid (via the cold plate). The temperature from your cooler is the ideal temperature to control the speed of your fans. What temperature should be used to control the fan speeds? It will be labelled 'Save Static Lighting and Performance to the Device'.ДЄ3. Click the hamburger menu next to 'Profiles' and click the icon that looks like an SD-card. This includes fan curves, pump speed and LED color.ДЇor iCue: Set your Performance settings for the Pump. If it has a hyperlink under it to вЂњUse current settings as defaultвЂќ, click it and your current, custom settings will be written to the cooler. Yes, with most of the Link/iCUE capable coolers, you can do this.ДЇor Link: Adjust your desired settings in Link and then go to вЂњOptionsвЂќ вЂ¦ вЂњDevicesвЂќ. Can I have my custom fan curve or desired settings while Link isnвЂ™t running? I have a custom fan curve but I donвЂ™t want to/canвЂ™t run Link/iCue all time. We've seen several users where this has resolved issues with device detection.ДЄ2. Just uncheck 'CorsairLink and Asetek Support'ДЇinally, check in your BIOS and make sure that both 'Legacy USB Support' and 'XHCI Handoff' are enabled. HWInfo is a common culprit and it can be disabled in the Safety section of the settings. In most cases, it is possible to disable them from monitoring your Corsair cooler or to shut down iCUE if you need to do monitoring with other tools. Note that other monitoring tools that connect to the Corsair coolers can also cause issues.

Note that this is only true of older versions current versions of XOC have fixed this.

#ASETEK 550LC 120MM LIQUID COOLING CPU COOLER NOT WORKING DRIVER#

WeвЂ™ve had several reports from users that are using this particular tool that it conflicts with Link (badly) and attempts to take over control of the coolerвЂ™s RGB features, blocking Link from accessing the cooler and possibly causing driver issues. This resolves the issue the vast majority of the time.ДЄlso, if you are running EVGA Precision XOC, disable the RGB sync feature or - better yet - just make sure that you are on the current version. If itвЂ™s enabled, disable it and then re-enabled it.

#ASETEK 550LC 120MM LIQUID COOLING CPU COOLER NOT WORKING SERIAL#

Expand вЂњUniversal Serial Bus controllersвЂќ and look for вЂњCorsair USBXp DriverвЂќ. My cooler used to show up in Link/iCue but suddenly itвЂ™s gone! What happened?

#ASETEK 550LC 120MM LIQUID COOLING CPU COOLER NOT WORKING FREE#

Do you have additional questions? Feel free to start a new thread!ДЄ1. This post has answers to common questions about coolers that we've seen here on the forum. What GPU are you using? (Hint: Fill out your system details fully.)ДЄnd please take a look through this FAQ. How quickly does the coolant ramp up and how quickly does it cool down? What is the max vCore (in Link/iCue, this is 'vCPU')? Before posting with cooler issues, especially questions about CPU temperature, please include the following information in your post:

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