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@Rem0oI saw it mentioned in your latest video that you can write out data to a .sensor file for use in Fan Control. I'd love to know how to do this because I have a water temperature sensor that isn't being picked up by default (seems like a LibreHardwareMonitor issue that's been raised), but the sensor is being read by HWInfo. So, I'm hoping I can somehow stream the data from HWinfo to the .sensor file?

I just noticed a peculiar issue with my MEG Creation and OC'd 1950x (3.8, 1.3v) where the fan curve is ignored when the Tctl reaches 100C (Tdie only 73C). When the Tctl hits 100, every fan (including the pump) spins up to 100% until the temps go back below 100 Tctl. My fan curves are set in the BIOS, but even using the MSI Command Center software to change fan speeds on the fly doesn't change this behavior. I can't seem to find any way of bypassing this, does anyone have any ideas?

Awesome, thanks for letting me know.

Good idea, I'll probably have to revisit this in a month, unless it happens again this weekend, because I'm going on vacation

Haha, cheers, I'll check the fans next time it happens, just to be sure. I've only had the AIO for less that a year so I'd hope it doesnt need refilling. Temps are ok throughout, ~65C at 100% because the 1700 is OC'd to 3.8 I guess if it is the pump, I'll get in contact with Fractal and try to RMA?

So, a little background, this PC is a Fractal Define C with 1 rear case fan, a Ryzen 1700 with a Fractal s24 AIO. I recently started hearing this noise very sporadically (this is only the 2nd time in a week), and it goes away if I restart the PC. It's definitely not my rear case fan (had it unplugged in this video), and I'm pretty sure it isn't either 120mm fan on my rad, as they spin OK, and all the bolts are tight. I am also pretty certain it isn't my GPU. This leaves the pump... All the RPM readings in ASUS Fan Xpert 4 look fine with the pump running at it's usual ~2400RPM, and if I put my hand on it while the noise is being made, it feels ok though... Is this the sound of a dying pump? or something stuck in the lines ? Weird PC noise_01.mp4

Has anyone ever seen such a product? I have so many unused USB 3 ports on the back of my mobo. With typical hubs, anytime you have multiple storage devices on it, you're just sharing the bandwidth of a single port...