Before this I had a corsair capelli xt with iCEU, had some issues, so got a corsair nautilus 360 rs argb, installed that, fans and AIO are connected to my mobo which is a Gigabyte Z790 Gaming X AX, using a brand new i7-14700k (Used a warranty replacement as I was having some issues before and thought it could have been my CPU), I went with SignalRGB for the cooling control more than RBG control and just wanted to ask a little about my setup.
I have the power for the pump on "sys_fan4_pump", I got that set to "Pump" in the presets in Signal as I'm told it's supposed to stay with high rpm's for flow reasons. Everything else is just set to balanced at the moment after calibration, CPU fan is the radiator fans, system 1 I believe is my front intake case fans (3 120 fans for NZXT H6 Flow), system 2 is my bottom intake fans (2 140 corsair fans).
Does everything seem how it should here? Temps seem good, I'm sitting at around sub-30c (Which is better than how it was on the Capelli I believe, which was more like low 30's on average in a room that is around 23c generally), but I feel like my fans are abit louder than I like? The Quiet preset on Signal like shuts off on the rad fans, but when in balanced and going at these speeds, there can be kind of a higher pitched hum, not super loud, juts noticeable enough.
Also I can sometimes hear occasional light revs or spikes and this is all with just normal idles, no gaming yet as I haven't test that yet. I'm just use to when I used iCEU which felt rather consistent for the most part and change unnerves me when I'm not sure what is good and what is not and if everything is setup right lol
I'm just unsure of a new program and wanted to ask for abit of help and if SignalRGB is even right for me. I've done my own computer building for years, but I'm really kinda lost when it comes to fan control/fan curves and AIO cooling type stuff, which was a first for me when building this PC originally in 2024. It gets into the troubleshooting side of things which has never been a strong area for me and so I felt like I'd double check things.