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Corsair H100 Issues.

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I recently got a H100 for my computer, and I have it all set up and running well. 

 

Except for the fans revving up occasionally for about 5 seconds. 

 

While the computer is idle, roughly every minute, the fans that are plugged into the H100 fan controller rev up to ~80% speed for five seconds, then drop back to ~20%. CPU temperature is around 30c. The fan controller is set to the slow speed profile. 

 

Any ideas? 

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Sounds like a fan issue more than a rad issue, have you tried other fans?

Edit: try removing the fan controller and plugging straight into the mobo

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Sounds like a fan issue more than a rad issue, have you tried other fans?

Edit: try removing the fan controller and plugging straight into the mobo

1. Other fans work the same. I tried some XIgmatek ones and they did the same thing.

 

2. Motherboard only has 4 pin fan connectors, when I plug into those, the fans run at 100% speed. 

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1. Other fans work the same. I tried some XIgmatek ones and they did the same thing.

 

2. Motherboard only has 4 pin fan connectors, when I plug into those, the fans run at 100% speed.

Isn't there some settings in the bios to adjust speed settings of the fans, if it's 4 pin it should be able to be voltage controlled
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Isn't there some settings in the bios to adjust speed settings of the fans, if it's 4 pin it should be able to be voltage controlled

The fan control on the BIOS is... tricky. No, non PWM fans just stay at 100% speed. No voltage control. 

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Guys, I really could use some suggestions. Should I contact Corsair? 

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Guys, I really could use some suggestions. Should I contact Corsair? 

Don't use Corsair Link, control everything through your motherboard.

"I genuinely dislike the promulgation of false information, especially to people who are asking for help selecting new parts."

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Don't use Corsair Link, control everything through your motherboard.

Corsair link is not connected. 

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