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Dienstag, 29. April 2025, 00:53

Will we ever see icue link fans work with aquasuite as other programs like signal rgb have managed to maintain control over them so im wondering if its possible to get aquasuite to control them based off temp rgb and speed wise

Speedy-VI

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Mittwoch, 30. April 2025, 00:49

I suspect the answer to this question will be a resounding NO. Aquacomputer did a great job when they dived into the RGB Bling craze and released their RGBpx products for 5VDC DRGB LEDs in 2018 and 2019. I don’t think they have added any new lighting effects or capabilities since the release of the Farbwerk 360 in 2019. In 2020 Aquacomputer said they were going to release RGBpx FUSION. In 2023 they said they were going to add RGBpx PORT SYNC between devices. Neither of these ever happened. Aquacomputer seems to have no interest in improving its RGBpx platform. Their Splitty4 was designed to be compatible with Corsair fans, but that was long before Corsair released their iCue Link fans. I would be extremely surprised if Aquacomputer decided to expend the time and effort to reverse engineer Corsair’s notoriously buggy control protocols to add support for iCue Link fans to Aquacomputer RGBpx products.

SignalRGB and OpenRGB were designed specifically to be able to control RGB products from many different manufacturers. That is their big selling point. Other than the Splitty4, I don't think Aquacomputer has any interest in supporting Corsair products. The other thing to consider is if they did, and people have problems, they would have to provide support for that feature. Consider MQTT. Aquacomputer has been asked many times to allow Aquasuite to Subscribe to MQTT messages, but they refuse to allow this. Aquasuite can only Publish MQTT messages. It cannot Subscribe to MQTT messages. The reason they refuse to allow this is if Aquasuite could Subscribe to MQTT messages, users could flood support with questions: "Why doesn’t my smart home hub talk to Aquasuite?" "Why won’t this MQTT script trigger my LEDs?" etc.

Ritsu Official

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Mittwoch, 30. April 2025, 02:22

Zitat von »Speedy-VI«

I suspect the answer to this question will be a resounding NO. Aquacomputer did a great job when they dived into the RGB Bling craze and released their RGBpx products for 5VDC DRGB LEDs in 2018 and 2019. I don’t think they have added any new lighting effects or capabilities since the release of the Farbwerk 360 in 2019. In 2020 Aquacomputer said they were going to release RGBpx FUSION. In 2023 they said they were going to add RGBpx PORT SYNC between devices. Neither of these ever happened. Aquacomputer seems to have no interest in improving its RGBpx platform. Their Splitty4 was designed to be compatible with Corsair fans, but that was long before Corsair released their iCue Link fans. I would be extremely surprised if Aquacomputer decided to expend the time and effort to reverse engineer Corsair’s notoriously buggy control protocols to add support for iCue Link fans to Aquacomputer RGBpx products.

SignalRGB and OpenRGB were designed specifically to be able to control RGB products from many different manufacturers. That is their big selling point. Other than the Splitty4, I don't think Aquacomputer has any interest in supporting Corsair products. The other thing to consider is if they did, and people have problems, they would have to provide support for that feature. Consider MQTT. Aquacomputer has been asked many times to allow Aquasuite to Subscribe to MQTT messages, but they refuse to allow this. Aquasuite can only Publish MQTT messages. It cannot Subscribe to MQTT messages. The reason they refuse to allow this is if Aquasuite could Subscribe to MQTT messages, users could flood support with questions: "Why doesn’t my smart home hub talk to Aquasuite?" "Why won’t this MQTT script trigger my LEDs?" etc.

My issue is corsair fans of icue link variety have the best specs for a rgb fan and can be controlled speed wise and rgb wise through signal so it shouldn't be too hard, maybe it would be a waste of time but I don't think such a suggestion is unreasonable or shouldn't be expected, however this issue would be fixed if any nice rgb fans released with high end specs like icue link with 3-5 mmh20 and high airflow to boot

Remayz

Senior Member

Mittwoch, 30. April 2025, 19:09

those high airflow and pressure values, you'll have them with the fans at full speed, so you can basically forget them

If you mean to run them at full speed or close to, all the time, then it can be valid but you'll be deaf.

For alternatives, maybe have a look there
https://www.cybenetics.com/index.php?option=fans

you'll have a better idea of how some fans perform at speeds that won't kill your nerves, and still that's only part of the picture.

Ritsu Official

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Mittwoch, 30. April 2025, 20:46

Zitat von »Remayz«

those high airflow and pressure values, you'll have them with the fans at full speed, so you can basically forget them If you mean to run them at full speed or close to, all the time, then it can be valid but you'll be deaf.

For alternatives, maybe have a look there
https://www.cybenetics.com/index.php?option=fans

you'll have a better idea of how some fans perform at speeds that won't kill your nerves, and still that's only part of the picture.

Wouldnt that also mean better at lower speeds to as it'd scale down vs a lower value which would then also scale down vs running at full speed

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