“Umm, I just bought the cooler yesterday & the fans keep getting to 2000 rpm on quiet, is that normal?”

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• There are many factors that could lead to this. Check that everything is plugged into the correct spot (Refer to your motherboard's manual as well as the cooler's). If everything is correct, then you may want to look into either 1. More fans, or 2. Your hardware not supporting the tasks you run.

  Answered by Mike 3 years ago

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• You may have the fan header on the pump connected to the pump header on your motherboard, causing it to keep it at 100% fan speed. If that doesnt work, check your settings inside either iCUE or your bios for fan speeds.

  Answered by Duxy 3 years ago

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• Hi Rob, You can adjust the fans speed in iCUE. You're also able to set your own custom fan curve so that it better suits your systems heat characteristics. If you'd like assistance in setting the fan speeds, feel free to reach out to our support team so we can work with you directly: support.corsair.com -Brian

  Answered by Corsair 3 years ago

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