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It seems important. In my specific scenario, we have fans that are coming out as set to "auto" and at 100% PWM, reach 4500RPMs. But the fans are rated for upwards of 12,000RPMs. My suspicion is that it's this mode setting, and it needs to be "4-pin" instead. But this function is not used at all.
Thanks for any help.
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We (my company) has our own fork of this repistory. I added a fan.profile.write_profile driver to run that function with the 0x02 "4-pin" setting. That resolved the issue.
For anyone wondering why your fans are not running at full power, it needs to be 4-pin, not AUTO!
I guess I'll leave this issue open in case anyone wants to submit an official fix. I unfortunately do not have time at this moment. Maybe in the future I will.
This is more of a question than an actual issue. Why is the corsairlink_commanderpro_set_fan_connection_mode function in https://github.com/audiohacked/OpenCorsairLink/blob/testing/protocol/commanderpro/fan.c#L310 unused?
It seems important. In my specific scenario, we have fans that are coming out as set to "auto" and at 100% PWM, reach 4500RPMs. But the fans are rated for upwards of 12,000RPMs. My suspicion is that it's this mode setting, and it needs to be "4-pin" instead. But this function is not used at all.
Thanks for any help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: