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Both of my machines are running GeForce GRD 565.90/ICUE 5.19.104 and have multiple ICUE supported devices without the high CPU usage you and others are reporting. No idea why your machine would see this problem but neither of mine suffer?? Rig 1: ASUS GPU, ASUS motherboard, Commander Pro, 2 x Lighting Node Pro's (9 x ML-120 RGB Pro fans), AX-1600i PSU, Dominator Platinum Pro RAM, K95 RGB Platinum keyboard and Nightsword RGB mouse. Rig 2: Commander Pro, 2 x Lighting Node Pro's (9 x ML-120 RGB Pro fans), AX-1200i PSU, Vengeance RGB Pro RAM, K70 RGB TKL Champion Series keyboard and Nightsword RGB mouse.

I'm on the Geforce GRD 565.90 and don't have the high CPU usage others are reporting on either of my machines. Even with ICUE open, I see very minimal usage.

Updated fine on both of my machines.

No issues here with either of my machines.

Will try later after Corsair puts it up on their servers.

@cbns - I think you forget that you can use the 10kΩ probes that came in the box with other components like a GPU or CPU die which gets a damn sight hotter than your coolant (hopefully). Even If you use an available CPUID SDK GPU or CPU sensor (that doesn't require you to tape a 10kΩ probe into your system) from the dropdown as a source for your fan curve, you'll probably want the range to go higher than 40°C.

@EiadK3 - That's exactly the hub I have in my both of PC's.

@EiadK3 - correct

Your builder wasn't much chop! The technician who put your machine together should have installed a powered USB hub OR the other way he could have done it was to move the wires from one of the Corsair USB cables into the unused positions in plug of another as each USB header can handle 2 USB signals. Stating "You don't have enough USB headers" was a lazy copout.

ICUE v4.33.138 is available on Corsair's download page. In fact, if you Google "ICUE download", Corsair's download page is the top result with Softpedia being the last result on page 1. Although it hasn't happened to me for quite a while, I've fixed a similar problem on the past by downloading the latest version from Corsair's website and running a "repair" against the problematic upgraded version. Maybe, the RAM software module ended up corrupted when you "upgraded".

No issue with the update barring having a single sensor not reporting on my stream deck. A reboot had the sensor behaving again. Strangely, this occurred on both of my machines (that have identical sensors configured) and was a different sensor on each - liquid temp from a Commander Pro connected 10kΩ thermistor and GPU load percentage.

I was one of the lucky ones where the last update didn't cause any issues, and this upgrade (.110) works fine.

@SteamPadDy - ICUE plugin v1.7.249 was designed to operate with ICUE v5.17.104. That version of ICUE was pulled for various reasons rather quickly after it was released. If you go onto the Streamdeck Marketplace, the latest version showing is v1.6.226 (seems that Elgato rolled back the plugin version as well) which will cooperate with ICUE v5.16.75. You'll need to delete the later version of the plugin from your Streamdeck software and then reinstall the "latest" version to get it work with ICUE. I've been lucky and am running ICUE v5.17.104 without issue on both of my machines and I am using v1.7.249 of the plugin.

Please note that a new version of the Streamdeck ICUE plugin is required for this ICUE release. For the first time I can remember, it was released on the Elgato marketplace in a timely manner.

@ASCI Blue I find the level of smugness on display by the LINUX community over the CrowdStrike debacle comical. So what if you run LINUX on your personal machine, that wouldn't have helped you at the airport, calling 911, using banking services or operating a supermarket self-serve station.