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I can't post until I plug any fan into the CPU fan header. No RGB when the fans are connected to the commander. Should I actually get iCue installed before attaching the pump to the CPU?

Hi, I bought a Corsair iCue H150i Elite Capellix since there is no replacement parts to fix my Aluminum-based loop. After hooking everything up, I get no power to the fans and the pump does not light up nor appears to be working (very high temp). The fans do work on its own when they are plugged into any fan header. I also tried to plug the commander core into a different rig. Same thing except it seemed like the pump is working as the temps are much better, but still very high. Would it be safe for me to say the commander core is bad out of the box? Or the pump and fans supposed to run as long as the commander is plugged into a power source? Thanks in advance

I bought it from Best Buy, but it's set to Asia for some reason.

I recently replaced my TP-Link Archer T4UHP with the Netgear Nighthawk A7000. The Archer seem to have a bad driver where I had to restart at least once immediately after I start the computer to get it to connect to Wi-Fi or it can drop connection at random times. So I replaced it with the Netgear A7000, but it's not finding the 5Ghz antenna and the device region is set wrong. Is there something else I can try before I buy a 3rd Wi-Fi adapter (software on both router and adapter are up-to-date)? None of the devices I use has connectivity issues.

My Samsung XL2370 has served me well for 5+ years, so I decided to go for an upgrade. The Asus PG279Q seemed solid (27", 144hz, IPS, 1440p, G-Sync), but still want to give it a shot despite hearing about the quality control issues. Though the backlight issue on my first try is not anywhere as severe as the examples I read about, it was not hard to tell the top right bezel was loose when I sourced the first one. Then I swapped for a 2nd one that appeared to be a lot better initially at first (I asked to open one and power it up before walking out), only to find out the same spot still has issue too when I play with it for real at home. I'm curious if there is something with similar specs out there that I can get locally. Or should I keep my old monitor just a little longer until something even better comes in the very near future as the only place I can get them has one, may be two left? Many Thanks!

I thought I didn't do it right, but it appears the ports are fine now. Thanks!

I tried to search for a solution, but it doesn't appear there is anything useful. I finished upgrading from an old rig for a couple months with a catch that I have no idea how to fix. Everything has been working fine except USB 3.0 ports selectively works regardless of how the device is plugged in with the following symptoms: -Devices that don't need to run USB 3.0 like keyboard and mouse has no issues in all 3.0 ports -USB 3.0 device(s) works perfectly fine in all the 2.0 ports -USB 3.0 device(s) can't be detected most of the time, but a restart with whatever I'd like to use can temporarily remedy the problem at random -If a USB 3.0 device is detected and actually work, no additional devices can be detected when plugged in -If a hub (a monitor that has USB ports, for example) is detected, none of the ports on the computer and the hub will work afterwards at random Drivers appears to be up-to-date with no errors in Device Manager for the most part. What should I do? Many Thanks Here's my build if it helps -i7700K -Asus Maximum IX Hero -Win 10 Home -Corsair Vengeance DDR4-3000