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What are your full hardware specs?
Can you post the CPUID CPU-Z Validation URL Link?
Please ensure prior to a submit you tick the Extreme-OC box; this puts a slight load on your CPU so the submit captures your correct load frequency. Otherwise your CPU clock will not be accurate due to SpeedStep.
Best bet is not turning off a PC when Temps are high still (above 60*C or so); close out anything that puts a load on it (if the system is stable, and not auto-rebooting) and then allow the Fans and such to cool down the components prior to a Shutdown.
If you have Intel CPU; those temps are all quite cool actually.
If CPU-Z and Afterburner are telling the same story, I'd be more inclined to trust them. Nothing wrong with the temps you've mentioned.
It's best to just run the cooler off the mobo, completely bypassing the need for any software.
The Pump plugs into the CPU Fan Header; followed by a separate daisy chain of plugs for powering any extra Radiator Fans. Most Motherboards simply would not have enough 3/4pin Fan Headers to accommodate them AND your Case Fans too. Which is why AIO-LQ usually provide such a method for those extra fans.
Ensure Corsair Link is up-to-date from here (Corsair Link Software 4.3.0.154 09/14/2016)
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/support/downloads
Ensure your USB Drivers are up-to-date as well.
Try using this to check for updated USB Drivers for both 2.0 / 3.0 Chipsets.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/403040/
I know how the coolers function. And you can easily connect everything, as long as you don't have a low end board with only a couple of headers.
Okay, let's say he has a budget board with a cpu fan, aux, and one case fan header. Typically, headers have plenty of power for more than one fan... even on junk boards. So, he should at least be able to use the rad with two fans and have two case fans. And this is about worst case. He could then easily get a sata to 3/4pin header adapter to expand.
Bottom line... the software is garbageware, just like pretty much all "gaming" software. They put very little development or resources into the software, or even get a 2nd party to make the software.
I personally would not recommend using a program to update drivers. This honestly should be done manually.
That is how Corsair Link reads any of those Corsair product models that end in "i"
They offer PSUs that allow full monitoring as well.
What do you mean by trust issues? It is simply better to do it manually. I always stay away from anything automatic. No sense in it when you simply go download the driver you need from the manufacturer's website.
What? The automatic comment was about the driver installer that you linked..
Idk if you'd call it medium or high end but it was $200 and it was what i got instead of a Z170 deluxe, which would have been un-necessary. (Asus Maximus VIII Hero)
How many headers do you have?
You should give going without Corsair Link a try. Just connect the pump into a header and then the fans into their own header(s), using a Y cable if needed. Then simply control via BIOS. Run the pump at full speed DC, then setup a fan curve or static speed for the fans. Nothing else from the AIO needs to be connected.
Might like it better than using Corsair Link. I know I do.
...so you don't use Corsair Link to control pump/fans?
So, you do use Corsair Link.
You should try going without it sometime. Nothing to lose and you might like it better.
It should maintain the LED color, even after you delete the program.