Not a huge fan of Corsairlink but I like the ability to be able to measure and monitor system metrics real time.. Currently I can identify and tune the cooling fans (water cooled), ram temp, cpu temp, rad temp, GPU temp and modify GPU fans,  drive temps, power supply etc. etc
 
I am running an ASUS x79 motherboard but as I build up other systems i would certainly entertain to a pure EVGA environment but monitoring is important to me so I  was curious if EVGA has some form of similar software?

I have a complete link setup LEDs and fan controller most of which sits in a box the H100i for some reason is not detected thou the USB 2.0 headers but if you plug it in to USB 3.0 (with adaptor) it works as well it normally does which doesn't work very well also in my experience the corsair link software it blocks other software giving you vary bad temps for starters with the EVGA CPUZ software it also blocks the memory information I have tried the link software across 3 different plat form's an AMD ASrock 990FX extreme 4 and Intel DX79SI and the EVGA X79 Dark all with similar results  as far  as I use the H100i I use the software to set the fan speed and turn on the LEDs then I uninstall the link software. I imagine that ASUS and corsair are pretty tight, corsair almost always has an ASUS board in their demo case pictures so the software I think is likely to work at its best with an ASUS board that being just a theory of mine. anyway I use a Binfenix recon which has 5 fan controllers with each one having its own temp probe tells you fan speed and temp also has an alarm for fan speed and temp out of range  the rest of my fan speeds  are adjusted thru bios and the EVGA CPUZ tells you core temps voltage regulator temps and all voltages and memory timings plus its the EVGA in OS overclocking tool so can adjust the voltages also. hope that helps