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A little tip I noticed, even if Corsair Link reports the stock fans spinning at 1800 RPM, they can actually be spinning slower. I'd be better off with a leaf blower.Īfter much bandying about this morning after I (foolishly) updated the firmware on my h100i I finally got it to settle down a bit. Unfortunately this is my only cooler so I'll have to put up with this atleast a few days. The only thing we can do to push corsair to fix this (since they apparently don't read their own forums) is leave the product an appropriate rating from whatever vendor you got it from and RMA if possible. They've also cost Corsair their reputation, in my eyes.

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I would be embarrassed if I was a software engineer who worked on this product, they shouldn't be allowed to work in this industry again because they're clearly in over their head.

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So the official instructions, which are hidden, were not even tested ONCE before instructing all of their customers to follow them, Seriously? YOUR INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE PER YOUR OWN PATCH NOTES! 2.1.7 added support for the h100i/h80i but I need to use 2.1.1 to update the firmware on then? WHAT!? This is blowing my mind and this will be the last Corsair product I buy unless this gets sorted our REALLY quick, but judging from other users experiences I'm guessing not. WOW, 2.1.1 doesn't SUPPORT the h100i and the flash util doesn't list it as a product and crashes if you attempt the flash.

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Tried installing corsair link 2.1.1 to update the firmware as per this post -> (also, why was that info NOT on the main download page, where 99% of users will get the firmware?) Now I HAVE to buy a fan controller to use a 'premium' product THAT IS MOSTLY A FAN CONTROLLER!?!?! Well instead two of the fans run at 100% now (the stock ones) and the other two run at 400RPM (SP120 High Performance) no matter what. Was trying to get a nice balance of quiet operation under low load and appropriate cooling under high load. Likewise, the fans can ramp up when needed to make sure everthing stays cool.I updated from the stock firmware to 1.0.4 because I noticed that corsair link was using my chassis temperature to control the fan speed and not the CPU temperature. You can set your CPU and case temperatures based on actual thermals, which can give you quiet performance. Most midrange to high-end motherboards include fan software either in their BIOS or as a Windows application.

Second, utilize fan controllers to pinpoint the best noise to performance ratio that you can find. If you want to stick to a smaller case, consider using liquid cooling for more efficiency. If you’re using hot, powerful hardware, make sure to get a case large enough to accommodate the necessary fans.

Examples include the Fractal Design Meshify series, and the Be Quiet Silent Base 802 mentioned earlier. These will have much better airflow than cases with closed-off or glass front panels.

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Our explainer on buying the perfect PC case can help, though you should be good if you follow these general guidelines: First, case choice can aid tremendously in optimal fan airflow. There are two final important items to consider. Again: You always want at least one intake and one exhaust fan in your system, and that goes double if it’s a gaming rig. If your case doesn’t allow that configuration, have a front intake fan coupled with proper top or rear exhaust fans, as described previously. This will give cool air directly to the intake fans on the GPU itself. If your case allows it, install fans pushing air upwards towards your GPU on the bottom.

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