Mikuni

Have these issues been fixed yet? (before I try an update again)

Just updated from v4 and now my RAM (vengeance) and PSU (RM750i) are not recognized, also none of the plugins and modules download.

I want to buy a single ML140 Pro rgb fan without the controller, will I be able to adapt the LED cable to connect to my Asus motherboard RGB header, using just the DATA and GROUND pins?

Hi, topic related to this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Corsair/comments/8vhifp/corsair_icue_software_causing_pc_crashes/ https://forum.corsair.com/forums/topic/142362-black-screening-video-card-output-switching-off-from-icue/page/13/ Can't reply these so making a new post. So recently I got a new AIO from NZXT so I have been more actively checking system temps. etc, and ever since I'm having these weird lockups. They can happen after hours or days, while watching youtube or idle while I sleep. Symptoms are the same, if while using it, it seems to start having glitches with the graphics, like the video stops as if there was a network issue, mouse cursor moves but windows don't "refresh", like I can open task manager and scroll through the list of processes but the % and numbers don't update and after a while nothing else responds anymore. If it happens while I'm away, the monitor is off and won't come back up. I can browse my shared folders remotely from another pc or phone so it's not completely frozen. Tried another set of RAM and a different GPU (used DDU), same thing. After a while I noticed it didn't happen if I had iCUE just sitting in the tray, while I normally had it up with a few panels in the monitoring Dashboard. So I just stumbled upon that reddit post from over 3 years ago.. which led me to this forum. Can't believe it's mid 2021 and this is still an issue. i5-2500K RM750i Corsair Scimitar 16 GB RAM Asus GTX 1070/660 Other monitoring apps running: - CoreTemp - NZXT's CAM - Asus GPU Tweak II However I've had these installed all along for years and everything was ok.

New update yesterday still including this. Corsair, can you explain?

I didn't drag it out, it seems to have been created by the installer after a recent update on May 3rd 2021. it contains (only) "CUE4\config.cuecfg". There is an additional CUE4 inside Roaming

Could you guys maybe use Local or Roaming like every other app?

I have to disable this after every iCUE update. Why is this not solved?

Why is CorsairMsiPluginService.exe running in my ASUS mobo?

Ok, to be fair after testing the new iCUE for a bit I must say it's an insane improvement over v3 (when you consider v3 would even crash sometimes just clicking on the tray icon or freeze for a few seconds). But yeah, 1.2 GB for a mouse driver/software, I get it they packed all their devices together in a single ~suite but this is extreme, both the space used and consumed RAM through the iCUE processes: iCUE.exe CorsairGamingAudioCfgService64.exe CueLLAccessService.exe CorsairMsiPluginService.exe (I have an Asus mobo, why is this running?) Corsair.Service.exe Corsair.Service.CpuIdRemote64.exe Corsair.Service.DisplayAdapter.exe conhost.exe x2 ~780 MB ram

Long time user of your products, currently got a high-end PSU and Mouse. iCUE v3 was so slow and bloated, when I saw a v4 update I thought "maybe they have finally learned and made it lighter, they need better rep now they've gone public in the stock market", just to find a 750 MB installer file and 1.2 GB folder post-install (plus v3 never told me v4 was out or suggested to upgrade, and the installer wanted to use a different folder rather than upgrade v3). How is this possibly justified??? (and let's not even mention the 9 running processes on the background eating 700-800 MB ram)

In my case it's the same, I don't have any monitoring modules on in iCUE, just the lighting and key binds for macro keys.

I've been testing a Roccat keyboard today, look how much CPU it's using while doing the same as iCUE.

https://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=197104

I tried the browns today but wasn't convinced except for a non-gaming setup. Pity there is no reds option.