lusayalumino

I was trying to find AMD DDR5 2x0GB RAM lighting kit as well. Perhaps Corsair is not going to release these?

Unfortunately (as per this thread: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1106452-how-to-set-colors-for-individual-keys-in-icue/) "the K57 wireless uses the predefined profiles over wireless and allows for individual per key over wired"

This just started happening to me today... my profiles have worked flawlessly for the last two months (just bought 2 new corsair keyboards and a mouse) -- and today they suddenly are stuck on whatever profile I manually set them to. I hope someone has a fix.

I created a Template in PAINT.net to Custom Create Images of Program Lighting Profiles with Per Key assignments for different programs. I hope somebody finds it useful. I won't take the time here to teach how to use paint.net... but: Create a New Layer (Layers Panel on Right in Screenshot) for the Program you want a light profile for Select the Layer Color that you want (e.g. Green, Yellow, etc) Using CTRL + Click / Drag, select every key of that color CTRL+C (copy) > Click the New Layer you Created > CTRL+V (paste) Keep doing that until you have all the keys done. Then File > Save As (.jpg, .png, etc) Enjoy! Download The PAINT.net TEMPLATE HERE https://www.identity-intelligence.org/content/RGB-Keyboard-Key-Map-Diagram-Template-00.png https://www.identity-intelligence.org/content/RGB-Keyboard-Key-Map-Diagram-Template-01.png https://www.identity-intelligence.org/content/RGB-Keyboard-Key-Map-Diagram-Template-02.png

I absolutely loved this keyboard... everything about it; especially Corsair's software. But, I had to return it for this reason (i.e. not being able to keep light profiles when wireless). I went out and purchased another wireless keyboard with onboard memory and I love it!!! Some day, I hope Corsair develops a wireless per key RBG with onboard memory. If this model had Mechanical Keys and onboard memory, it would be the single ultimate keyboard and I'd gladly pay whatever they charged for it.

For anyone else having this problem - a Corsair employee has responded to this thread: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1106452-how-to-set-colors-for-individual-keys-in-icue/

I just got a brand new K57 in the mail today; I'm having the same problem. I created a light profile, but as soon as I disconnect the USB cable, the profile doesn't seem to store in the keyboard, and the keyboard can't connect to iCue over wireless. I can't seem to find any help on this anyplace on the web, so I assume it's something with my setup. I'm sure there must be a way to get the lighting profile to the wireless keyboard, or to connect to the profile wirelessly -- otherwise the keyboard would be useless unless plugged in. I hope somebody can help. Thanks!