#H100i driver windows 10 how to

#H100i driver windows 10 how to

It was a good exercise for me to learn how to work a DSDT.aml (pretty useful skill for hackintoshing), so here you go if you want to give it a shot: However, I figured out a way to avoid the sleep problem while still being able to use Corsair Link inside a Windows VM.

When your fans are connected to a fan header on the motherboard, IMHO you don't lose much functionality. You should be fine just NOT connecting that USB cable. However, this will prevent your hackintosh from sleeping properly (so looks like this problem exists for v1 as well as for v2): It will wake up from sleep maybe a second after the system has fully gone to sleep. This allows you to run Corsair Link in a Windows VM and do geeky things such as control the pump speed or check the coolant temperature.

Sleep Problems: I have plugged the USB cable for the H100i into one of the USB 2.0 headers on my motherboard.

Also, in your BIOS make sure that this fan header is set to run at 'full speed' all the time, to ensure the pump gets the 12 Volts it needs to operate properly.

The fan cable connected to the H100i CPU block needs to be plugged into a fan header on your motherboard.Presumably you can also just leave the fan control to your BIOS as well if you think that's good enough. I am using a program called 'Macs Fan Control' ( ) to spin up the fans when my CPU temperature hits 50 Celsius. Hardware: The fans that are attached to my radiator are not connected to the H100i, but directly to a PWM controlled fan header on my motherboard, via a Y-Splitter cable.

I just recently installed an H100i v2 in my hackintosh. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide