thepandaman2000

That's a good idea, I hadn't considered that. What I've been doing is setting up a 2nd profile that just runs the CPU fans at 100% when maya is open, which is a bit louder than it needs to be but it keeps the GPU nice and chilly.

I have my front intake though a Corsair H150i which works fine for most tasks but when running Octane renders in Maya I tend to load my GPU to 100% while leaving my CPU at around 15% so the fans of the AIO don't ramp up. When I manually set the AIO fans to 100% I get a drop in GPU temps of about 12 degrees. I was hoping that I might be able to link them since iCue can read the GPU sensors. The answer might just be to turn the dual 140's at the top of my case form exhaust to intake and just dust out the case every month or so.

Does anyone know if it's possible to tie AIO Fan Speed to GPU Temp in iCUE?

That totally worked! Thanks

I am running a 2700x with a Corsair H150i, Ryzen master reports my CPU temp as 30.63c while corsair link reports 79.3c What I'm wondering is if one of these is known to read incorrectly, I'm inclined to believe the Ryzen software because that makes more sense but I'm not sure. DOes anyone here have experience with a similar issue?