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This is becoming something of a narrative here, but I like to be thorough. I wound up moving the CLC radiator's fans to the CPU Fan header on the motherboard directly. Now I can use the same software to smart-control all the case fans and the radiator fan; while using HWiNFO to monitor...

When the CLC liquid temp hit 44, i closed HWiNFO and reopened Flow Control. It immediately cranked the fans to 1800 RPM and the coolant temps started dropping (while keeping the stress software running). That seems strange and unfortunate that HWiNFO is going to cap the CLC fan so low it wont...

Additional observation: 1. Reboot computer 2. Launch HWiNFO - (can audibly hear fans get louder) CLC Fan 1500RPM steady 3. Close HWiNFO, launch EVGA FlowControl - (can audibly hear fans get quieter) CLC Fan 1200RPM steady 4. Close EVGA FLowControl, launch HWiNFO - CLC Fan 650-720RPM fluctuating...

Rebooting helped me confirm it's the CLC's fan that's getting way louder. It seems that HWInfo is cranking up the CLC fan to 1500rpms whereas EVGA's FlowControl had it at around 1200rpms

Thanks again for your help! I have one more issue for you if you dont mind... I am using MSI Dragon Center to run temperature-based fan programs for the 5 system fans in my machine. However, if I open HWINFO, I can hear the fans getting louder/faster. I'm not sure how to disable HWINFO from...

I swear that wasn't there a minute ago lol. Sorry if I was missing something simple. Thank you for looking at it! It is now showing up as the NZXT kraken.

I do have the EVGA software set to auto-launch at startup, but i've closed it for now. The attached .dbg is a bigger file. If still not what u need, let me know how to do a better dump.

help appreciated!

Hiya! I am also sitting here with a CLC280 and getting nothing from HWInfo. You had previously: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/interfering-with-evga-aio.5952/ said to disable the "CorsairLink and Asetek Support"; but that's not helping me. Any other suggestions? Thank you!