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In that case, even if I don't want to control the memory with mystic light, it would cause issues with icue and I should only have one installed? Would the same apply to Asus aura or Gigabytes Rgb fusion or would those work fine as the vengeance pro rgb doesn't support those? I'm a bit confused which Mainboard I should buy or whether I simply should avoid any RGB, that's not controllable by icue.

Hello everyone, I'm currently building a new PC and found the new Vengeance RGB Pro RAM very interesting. I want to use them (and some LL fans :D:) with the MSI B450 Pro Carbon Gaming AC and since I'm spending on a high-end B450, I'd like to be able to control those RGBs on my mainboard and my GPU with mystic light. Now after browsing the forum and reddit for a while, I found a lot of people to have issues with those two programs. So is it possible to run both softwares without some critical error, that will result in a lot of trouble? I have read, that B450 is now supported with iCue with the latest release, so controlling the RAM shouldn't be an issue. Also disabling SDK is recommended. Can I then safely install Mystic Light, disable RAM sync and use it for the rest of my hardware?