Hi everyone, a new Flow Control version is available that adds support for Zen 3 CPUs:
 
EVGA Flow Control v2.0.11

• Fixes issue where certain newer AMD Zen 3 CPUs would not show temps.

 
Please let us know if you run into any issues.

Thanks for the information. 

Having problems with LED Sync.

thank you for this. i was starting to get frustrated with my 5900x.. 

EVGA Flow Control will not work. Device Not Found is the message I get. Have installed & uninstalled, and re-installed, but will not work. mobo Asus Tuf gaming X570 Plus (wi-fi) processor AMD 3900X.

No problems with 2.0.11 on an Intel setup but, when I installed the 2.0.12 version over the previous, the CLC was flagged as removable media. It runs fine and the app/device can't be removed. It's just weird having the systray app popup.

Jadaar
No problems with 2.0.11 on an Intel setup but, when I installed the 2.0.12 version over the previous, the CLC was flagged as removable media. It runs fine and the app can't be removed. It's just weird having the systray app popup.

Thanks for this - didn't realize there was a newer version 2.0.12 until I read your post.  It's not listed in the forum and the EVGA software page still lists v.2.0.11.
 
Will install this shortly.
 
Update:
 
Same issue - device comes up as removable and is now identified as a Asetek USB Device.  The driver version is 6.7.2.0 from 2015 (IIRC - I reverted back to v.2.0.11).  From what I've searched so far, you can't disable the "Safe Removal Required" flag for the device as it's a WinUSB based driver.
 
With v.2.0.11, it's identified as CCVI (ChillControl VI) with a driver v.0.1.0.0 from 2012-06-25.

Is there a reason that 2.0.12 is not listed on the SW downloads page? I found it on the 'Drivers & Bios' page when you choose Closed Loop Coolers. Seeing it was a newer version by ~5 months, I have it installed. I never noticed the CLC was listed as a removable device until I read this forum thread, but sure enough it shows as a "Eject 690LC" on the menu and it cannot be ejected due to being in use (probably a very good thing). 
 
Should 2.0.12 not be used? I am questioning my temps (fluid reports reaching 45c during gaming) but I have no indication it is not correct or related to 2.0.12.  

On my mind since having the CLC 240 installed in my new build.  Why is a 64-bit edition of Flow Control being installed into 32-bit “C:\Program Files (x86).”?  The download states 64-bit.  I know that Windows, the WOW64 emulation layer redirects its file access from “C:\Program Files” to “C:\Program Files (x86).” The 32-bit program tries to access the Program Files directory and is pointed to the Program Files (x86) folder. 64-bit programs still use the normal Program Files folder.
 
I just don't get a product with such bum control software program and has not been refined in how many years?

Is this software ever going to get a UI update, as it's not aged well next to new evga software