FatalScroll
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So I just did replaced a bunch of parts in my rig including Adding a Closed Loop 280 Cooler. Ive installed Flow Control but the CPU Temp spot is blank?
Also the Fan Speed is also blank.
Its for a Ryzen 5 1600x CPU, anyone have any idea what Im doing wrong here?
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/01 13:48:17
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This thread probably belongs in the EVGA Software forum section. Check there and you will see more information. Read: https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2693038 Post #11
post edited by ty_ger07 - 2018/01/01 13:51:49
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/01 14:56:56
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Moving thread to evga software subsection.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/02 06:45:55
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Thanks for Moving, Problem still persists
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/02 16:19:33
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Did you plug the CLC's USB 2.0 plug into a USB 2.0 header on your motherboard?
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/02 22:18:25
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Yes I did, i even tried switching it to the other USB Header and that didnt do anything.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/03 08:25:27
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1. Lets confirm Windows has the pump driver loaded. Open Device Manager, look under Universal Serial Bus Controllers, you should see a CCVI - this is the pump. Make sure its there and has no errors.
2. Make sure that whichever header you have the pump plugged into is set to PWM mode not DC - make sure the fan speed is set to 100% (this will give the pump and fans the required power to operate)
What is your motherboard and which fan header is the pump plugged into?
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/03 08:56:25
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Mobo: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06VWHXK94/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 So something weird just happened. I was running a torture test on my CPU and it got up to 78C. Then Randomly the Fan Speed showed up in the program and it pushed it down to like 63C, but not its starting to climb again. Still no CPU temp on it though. It was on F_USB1 but now its on F_USB2. The Fan cord is in CPU_OPT right now but have also tried it in CPU_FAN I will check those settings in a bit and report back
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/03 10:09:20
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Device Manager says its connected and working properly
With the fan settings, putting the fan at Full Speed will bring up the Fan Speed indication on in EVGA flow, but it also makes my pump run at 100% constantly, Im assuming thats not a good thing?
Putting it at any other setting and it just disappears unless my CPU temp gets too hot and then it seems to turn on.
No changes made any difference to the CPU temp not showing up.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/03 10:26:04
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Setting the fan header to full speed just means full 12W is provided to the AIO. Setting any kind of speed or temp curve will cause the pump/fans to receive inappropriate power, the AIO should be smart enough to manage it's own speed. Can you confirm the fan header is configured for PWM? Doing this should provide the AIO with the data it needs.
Not sure what else to try. Obviously make sure you have latest UEFI BIOS for the motherboard. Your issue may require a ticket with EVGA and possible RMA if they can't figure it out.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/04 17:59:28
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I've got the same problem here. A new build with ASUS Prime B350, R7 1800X and a CLC 280 with EVGA Flow Control not showing the CPU temp.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/01/05 04:52:04
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I've had this problem since August of last year. So far I've not seen a single response from EVGA about them fixing this problem. What use is a CPU cooler that can't read CPU temps?
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/18 11:03:52
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Same for me. Tried other cables and different USB ports. The CLC Server service just crashes every time Flow Control tries to start. Can do anything related to CPU temp or LEDs.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/18 11:08:54
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Is your MB fan header set to 100% and Not smart fan ?
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/18 11:15:45
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Yes. It was on Smart now it is on MAX. EVGA Z370 uATX MB. Problem persists.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/18 11:47:53
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remove software, reboot, then clear the Program Files (X86) files, reboot, reinstall the software
Make sure all background software is off - even security software - go off line, install as admin (right click)
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/23 08:39:10
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Use Revo uninstaller, I've had a similar issue with my build. Flow software won't work when LED launches with Precision X. I have to manually close LED sync part then relaunch Flow software.
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Re: EVGA Flow Control not giving me my CPU temp?
2018/05/23 08:46:37
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icylogik
Setting the fan header to full speed just means full 12W is provided to the AIO. Setting any kind of speed or temp curve will cause the pump/fans to receive inappropriate power, the AIO should be smart enough to manage it's own speed. Can you confirm the fan header is configured for PWM? Doing this should provide the AIO with the data it needs.
Not sure what else to try. Obviously make sure you have latest UEFI BIOS for the motherboard. Your issue may require a ticket with EVGA and possible RMA if they can't figure it out.
This is incorrect. The AIO connector is 3 pin and must be set to DC, not PWM (PWM needs 4 pins). Then give it 100% power from the motherboard. Think of this connector as something that just gives power to the CLC. It should not be used to control or configure the CLC pump and/or fan speed. You do that using the EVGA Flow software that connects to the CLC thru the USB cable.
post edited by redleader00 - 2018/05/23 09:12:19
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