Also, the both MSI Dragon center and MSI center are a waste except for their mystic light and their noise suppresser. If nothing works, you should uninstall only the fan and AIO controlling SDK (as you can control the fans and AIO with the LCD and Bios more efficiently). As there is problem only with the software (as you can entirely control it with Lcd) I think reinstalling MSI center or windows 10 should work (if your connections are good).Īlso, you should not use MSI center for controlling Fans and water pump as it overrides the settings of Bios. I think there would be some problem with MSI center SDKs (reinstalling MSI center will work) or you would have played with the files of MSI center.

I am not sure about MSI AIO (as I used only corsair one) but you can do is to reinstall MSI center or reinstall windows 10 as you said your hardware (fans and water pump) is working fine but the problem is coming in MSI center. I appreciate any insight you can provide. System idles at around 90-100c, so it's utterly useless until I can get the VRM and water pump running.

The update function claims everything is up to date. SSD 2: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2 TB NVMe (Data)įirmware is up to date at 1.07, and the MSI Center software is at v1.0.31.0. SSD 1: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500 GB NVMe (Boot) MSI has been telling me (when they reply at all) to use the MSI Center program. I noticed, at the bottom of one of MSI's webpages, that it mentions needing Dragon Center with the Coreliquid app to control the K360. What I can't do is get the damned thing to move water or spin up the VRM fan. I know everything is connected properly or I wouldn't be able to do that much with it. The three radiator fans are spinning, and I can change the LED colors/effects at will. I can control the LCD entirely, without issue. The various fan profiles all report 0 RPM on everything, as does the LCD. Has anyone had issues getting the MSI Center program to control the MPG K360? Nothing I do gets the VRM fan or water pump moving.

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