EVGATech_LeeM

rscott521
So does the EVGA CLX software replace the EVGA Flow Control?

 

CLX software is compatible only with the CLX series.  CLC will continue to use Flow Control.

You really should start combining things into one piece of software. I do not like having 7 or 8 different apps for one companies items
 

Customer service answered this question for me.....
 
Hello, 
At this time we have no plans to have the fans for sale separately. 
we hope this information helps. 
Regards, 
EVGA 
 

wmmills

EVGATech_LeeM

richmond2000
I have a lian li 360 on the X570 dark and with the mounting + the rotated socket lead to some "ODD" fitments 
wondering if this has the capacity to be "rotated" in relation to the socket + if the display can be rotated at least as MOST EVGA mobos have the rotated socket layout?
 

Yes, you can rotate the cooler (and tubing) around, and then use the software to rotate the display.

Hay Lee, can we have the specs for the fans or the make/model numbers at least? Also, will there be a 420 edition this time? Thanx

Check the spec sheets for each of the CLCx models (fan specs will be the same on the 240 and 360, though).  If there's something missing, let me know and I'll see if I have the information.  Make/model won't help you, since these are fans we designed.

MSim
Does EVGA have plans to sell a basic version (no LCD or RGB).

Not at this time.  But if you remember, the CL11 came a bit later than the original CLC products, so if there's a market segment we're looking at that makes sense to add this sort of cooler, it's always a possibility.

No socket 2066 support?

EVGATech_LeeM

bdary
No socket 2066 support?

No, not out of the box.  If you have a CLC with the 20XX mounting screws, it should work, however.

I don't have a CLC but thanks for the info.  I thought it may have been left out (typo) as supported.

Also, I would love to be able to purchase these fans separately.......Wink, Wink, Knudge, Knudge.....

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I ordered EVGA Z790 DARK K|NGP|N yesterday hoping to get I9-13900K cpu.   Which version of CLCX i need to get or recommended for this.  ClcX 240, 280 or 360?   Also will this include support for the Z790 cpu already  or i need to buy separate mounting bracket?
  

I went with Asus 360 cooler this time

When will the 360 ​​version arrive, I am looking forward to it

Hi, recently bought the EVGa CLCx liquid cpu cooler and wasn't aware it requires windows 11 to use its software to control everything, currently using windows 10 pro and I don't plan on downgrading any time soon, do I have any option to get this program working on windows 10. would any of the other programs control the fans rgb atleast?
 

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JohnKorea
Hi, recently bought the EVGa CLCx liquid cpu cooler and wasn't aware it requires windows 11 to use its software to control everything, currently using windows 10 pro and I don't plan on downgrading any time soon, do I have any option to get this program working on windows 10. would any of the other programs control the fans rgb atleast?
 

 
Welcome to the EVGA Forums & Congrats on your first Post

W10 software can be found  
 

OS: Windows 10 64bit
Driver Version: 1.0.2.0.
Release Date: 1/10/2023
 
 EVGA CLCx Software v1.0.2.0 Release Notes:

• Fixes issue with the online update function
• Changes GPU Fan Speed unit of AIO LED to RPM

Ah... thats a little embarrassing... thank you for the reply.

B0baganoosh
EVGA just pushed a press release to TPU for these (as well as the FTW and XC PSUs). A note from their staff:
 

The EVGA press release relations folks had moved three previously announced product families into their 2024 announcement calendar, without much explanation. The CLCx Series did not get a widespread release back in 2022....the latest updates indicate that a proper/widespread global launch is happening.

The "SuperNOVA 1000 W/850 W Gold FTW Series" and "SuperNOVA 1000G/850G XC Series" 2023 PSUs are supposed to be shipping out now...according to fresh communications.

 
I did notice on Amazon that the price has come down dramatically from EVGA's site prices at launch (down ~40% on the 360 version)

It's pretty reasonable on Amazon for what it does compared to a much more basic model without the display. Being able to see what the fans and the pump is doing as well as the CPU temperatures is nice if you have the computer open to where you can glance over and see the display. I don't know about everyone but I am pretty well able to remember what number is normal for my system and would notice if the CPU is higher than I would like for what I am doing.