LED Strip timing - built-in delay between strips - Any way to change this?

[jim_F]

Corsair iCue is built to accommodate the physical gap between individual LED strips created by the end-connectors in order to ensure the animations are seamless fluid. I am looking to find out if there is a way to disable or configure this delay on a configured set of strips.

To describe what I'm looking for, I have a Lian Li LanCool 2 case where the front of the case interfaces with iCue so I can assign its lighting as any other lighting accessory. The issue is that the front panel uses two strips, one top half and 1 bottom half. If I run animations top-to-bottom, the animations flow down from the top, stop at the middle, then continue towards the bottom. The amount of time it stops is the makeup time you would have with regular light strips for the 3-4" of physical space due to the strip to strip connectors.

Because of this I'm only able to run animations from center to top/bottom and have it look uniform.

if this is not possible in the current version of iCue, it seems it would be an easy thing to accommodate when defining light setups. I'm sure there are plenty of other lighting configs where the delay between strips isn't desired due to there being now gap between the stripes.

Thanks,

[DevBiker]

How many LEDs do you have? Look at maybe configuring them as external LED strips ... the LS100 1.4m strip has 84 LEDs as a single strip ...

[c-attack]

There's no programmed delay in between lighting strips in CUE.  As suggested above, you need a better configuration on your end.  How do you have it set up as now in CUE?  How many physical LEDs are in the strip(s) you are trying to power?