Hi Martin,
I have a couple of (hopefully) quick questions...
Firstly, I have set HWInfo to NOT monitor my Corsair H100i cooler statistics i.e. liquid temperature, pump speed, etc. as I've been using Corsair Link for this. However, I do have HWInfo set to report the CPU Fan speed, i.e. the header to which the H100i cooler fans are connected, and this hasn't previously caused any issues. Having updated HWInfo to v.5.56-3230, when I first start HWInfo on booting my machine, in attempting to poll the CPU Fan speed, it somehow spikes them causing them to run at maximum rpm (~2500 rpm). The only way I can get them to revert to the 'correct' rpm i.e. my custom fan curve, is to then open Corsair Link. Any idea what is going on here?
Secondly, I have two 520GB Samsung SSDs in my machine. HWInfo can detect and report temperature, read/write rates, etc. for my primary boot SSD, but appears to be unable to see the other SSD. Corsair Link, however, can see it and reports temperature statistics for it. Any idea why this SSD would be invisible?
Cheers.
I have a couple of (hopefully) quick questions...
Firstly, I have set HWInfo to NOT monitor my Corsair H100i cooler statistics i.e. liquid temperature, pump speed, etc. as I've been using Corsair Link for this. However, I do have HWInfo set to report the CPU Fan speed, i.e. the header to which the H100i cooler fans are connected, and this hasn't previously caused any issues. Having updated HWInfo to v.5.56-3230, when I first start HWInfo on booting my machine, in attempting to poll the CPU Fan speed, it somehow spikes them causing them to run at maximum rpm (~2500 rpm). The only way I can get them to revert to the 'correct' rpm i.e. my custom fan curve, is to then open Corsair Link. Any idea what is going on here?
Secondly, I have two 520GB Samsung SSDs in my machine. HWInfo can detect and report temperature, read/write rates, etc. for my primary boot SSD, but appears to be unable to see the other SSD. Corsair Link, however, can see it and reports temperature statistics for it. Any idea why this SSD would be invisible?
Cheers.