Icue Causing disk read/writes constantly thrashing SSD

[salsoul]

Hello,

 

Ive been having some disk thrashing problems with the lastest update 3.12.118

 

I notice my HD light constantly thrashing since the update and it was not doing this prior to the latest update.

 

It does not display this in safe mode as I have checked

 

I've traced it down to 2 processes that are reading/writing to disk constantly

 

the first image was taken as a base-mark after startup

http://i65.tinypic.com/mrajy9.png

 

the next image was taken exactly 1 minute later.

http://i68.tinypic.com/28wfr51.png

 

here is snippet 10 minutes later, debugging is off and so is enable SDK and no logging turned on.

http://i65.tinypic.com/1gosc8.png

 

And finally here is one 1hr 15 mins later still thrashing my SSD

http://i64.tinypic.com/214ujqr.png

 

 

Corsair.Service.exe

Corsair.Service.CpuidRemote64.exe

 

please supply the previous version of the software to download until you have time to fix this.

 

Kind Regards

 

 

PS: chrome is now saying this site is not secure and not to enter sensitive info

http://i64.tinypic.com/1222rfm.png

Edited February 13, 2019 by salsoul

[nECr0mAnCeR]

I'm having the same issue, even worse. I have the last two versions of Icue. Any advice before downgrading?

[salsoul]

I'm having the same issue, even worse. I have the last two versions of Icue. Any advice before downgrading?

 

I got sick and tired of waiting for a response from corsair and re-installed windows. that worked.

[stevvie]

I've just opened process explorer and noticed the same thing myself, andbody know of a way of stopping cue eating my SSD cycles without reinstalling windows ?

[AtomicGamer]

Sorry to bump an old thread; i was searching for a solution for this issue on Google.

 

This solved the issue for me:

 

• Open iCue and go to Settings
  
• Disable "Enable SDK"
  
• Restart iCue Service
  

[ultracool]

Disabling SDK and restarting the iCue Service did not help in my case. I noticed the constant writing was being done by the "Cooling Logging" files. I went ahead and disabled the "Cooling Logging" in that same settings page of iCue and this did the trick for me. Hopefully this helps someone else too.