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Asetek Pro liquid coolers
Driver API and source code available in liquidctl.driver.asetek_pro.
These coolers are more commonly known as the Corsair Hydro Pro family (not to be confused with the Platinum or Pro XT families):
- Corsair Hydro H100i Pro
- Corsair Hydro H115i Pro
- Corsair Hydro H150i Pro
Note: a custom kernel driver is necessary on Windows (see: Installing on Windows).
Initialization
Changed in 1.12.0: the firmware version is now reported after
initialization.
The coolers must be initialized sometime after the system boots. Only then it will be possible to query the device status and perform other operations.
# liquidctl initialize
Corsair Hydro H100i Pro
└── Firmware version 2.10.0.0
When (re)initializing the device it is possible to select the pump mode:
# liquidctl initialize --pump-mode=performance
Corsair Hydro H100i Pro
└── Firmware version 2.10.0.0
Allowed pump modes are: quiet, balanced and performance.
Device monitoring
Changed in 1.12.0: the firmware version is no longer reported (see
Initialization).
Similarly to other AIOs, the cooler can report fan and pump speeds as well as the liquid temperature.
# liquidctl status
Corsair Hydro H100i Pro
├── Liquid temperature 28.7 °C
├── Fan 1 speed 480 rpm
├── Fan 2 speed 476 rpm
├── Pump mode balanced
└── Pump speed 1890 rpm
Fan speed control
Fan speeds can be configured either to fixed duty values or profiles. The profiles accept up to seven (liquid temperature, duty) points, and are interpolated by the device.
# liquidctl set fan speed 50
# liquidctl set fan speed 20 0 40 100
Lighting modes
There's a single lighting channel logo. The following table sumarizes the
available lighting modes, and the number of colors that each of them expects.
| Mode | Colors | Notes |
|---|---|---|
alert |
3 | Good, warning and critical states |
shift |
2–4 | |
pulse |
1–4 | |
blinking |
1–4 | |
fixed |
1 |
# liquidctl set logo color alert 00ff00 ffff00 ff0000
# liquidctl set logo color shift ff9000 0090ff
# liquidctl set logo color pulse ff9000
# liquidctl set logo color blinking ff9000
# liquidctl set logo color fixed ff9000
All modes except alert and fixed support an additional --speed parameter;
the allowed values are slower, normal and faster.
# liquidctl set logo color pulse ff9000 --speed faster