The power supply runs at approx. 54° Celcius in idle mode. I find this relatively high (CPU and other values are lower). Do you have similar experiences? The LED on the housing also lights up red. But I have not yet heard the internal fan, which is supposed to switch on when required. If I create a profile via iCUE, I can control when the fan should start, but I never set the fan speed to 0, i.e. the fan would then also run at low temperatures and I think you can hear it quite well. I look forward to hearing your experiences.
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1 year ago
10 % power loss would be 150w = 54 degrees Celcius?
Components probably approved to over 100 degrees anyway.
The fan speed of the existing model is exactly the same as described in your question - quieter without iCue profile than with. Maybe there will be a software update at some point :)

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The power supply runs at approx. 54° Celcius in idle mode. I find this relatively high (CPU and other values are lower). Do you have similar experiences? The LED on the housing also lights up red. But I have not yet heard the internal fan, which is supposed to switch on when required. If I create a profile via iCUE, I can control when the fan should start, but I never set the fan speed to 0, i.e. the fan would then also run at low temperatures and I think you can hear it quite well. I look forward to hearing your experiences.

1 year ago

10 % power loss would be 150w = 54 degrees Celcius?
Components probably approved to over 100 degrees anyway.
The fan speed of the existing model is exactly the same as described in your question - quieter without iCue profile than with. Maybe there will be a software update at some point :)

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10 % power loss would be 150w = 54 degrees Celcius? 
Components probably approved to over 100 degrees anyway.
The fan speed of the existing model is exactly the same as described in your question - quieter without iCue profile than with. Maybe there will be a software update at some point :)

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