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Well in that case, i have had zero problems with any updates of iCUE so far and have a ton of rgb going. Are we ever going to see actual new features?

Tried that and the strip after it stops working as well. looks like a broken strip. bummer after only a few months of use.

Cleaned contacts and jiggling has no results. There seems to be a logic to what its doing and upon boot it will work correctly for a few moments.

[ame] [/ame] Video attached for reference, the strips are connected via lighting node pro. The last strip in my lighting chain of 4 started glitching out of nowhere a few days ago. I've had them since Jan. This happens across all profiles i have, but if I'm using a solid color the flickering will not be a rainbow effect, just on and around the solid color selected. This happens on start up too without iCUE installed. I've wiped and reinstalled iCUE/drivers to no avail as well as changing the channel on the LNP and swapping in other strips. Anyone have any ideas what could be causing this or if its just a broken strip?

I've had no issues w/ the new update (3.15.101) but i haven't had a chance to test out if the steam/platinum cooler conflict issue has been resolved as was previously mentioned. The fix date was the 22nd as per what I read. Anyone else having this issue still? It'd be nice to have a feature roadmap made available as well but I'm sure that's unlikely.

Thanks. Ill give this a go when I get home.

I just received my platinum SE replacement cooler (yay recalls...) and upon installation (front mounted, tubes on top) the pump makes a loud non stop gurgling sound when set to quiet, an intermittent gurgling sound when set to balanced, and a normal loudish whirring sound when set to extreme. not worried about the extreme setting but id like to be able to use quiet and balanced without sounding like i have a rock tumbler in my computer case. Is this due to air bubbles? The sound when set to "Quiet" is fairly loud and non-stop but when i lay my computer on its side the noise ceases. If this is due to air in the cooler, what is the likelihood that this improves over time? I had to pay for the advanced RMA process in order to not have a useless computer while dealing with the recall so I am not looking forward to having to do this again if at all avoidable.