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Corsair iCUE LINK QX120/140 Starter Kits
Lamp_Shade replied:
Thanks so much for your help.
By Lamp_Shade
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ICUE LINK XG3 RGB HYBRID and iCUE LINK H150i LCD
Dyne Reardon replied:
Thank you!
By Dyne Reardon
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What is Corsair doing in terms of sustainability?
Moty replied:
Thank you very much @Technobeard😄
By Moty
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Corsair RM1200X Fan
muvo replied:
To simplify it. The power supplies that allow you to control the fan have an "I" in the name, like the axi or hxi. These then have icue support.
By milkmanx
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Can we please get "Rainbow Channel" setting in Hardware Mode, and Device Memory Mode?
skygunner27 replied:
bump.....bump bump!!!
By skygunner27
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iCue 5 and New K70 MAX
c-attack replied:
You can’t transfer a profile from software to hardware mode (now DM mode) or vice versa. Each mode has its own specific rules with hardware profile rules being both model and operationally specific. You always will have lower capabilities in hardware mode. Presumably the lighting isn’t that complicated. For hardware assignments, you just have dig in and do them again. There are some restrictions since you need the software to execute some actions. Once you’ve done one HW profile, those assignments can be copied to the Hardware Library and pasted to other HW profiles. If you have complex macros, you might be able to Windows cut and paste them over. KBs always required an active save, but now all devices do as well. The little SD card below the toggle switch is the save button. The new Device Memory Mode has a toggle state switch. Once you put it into DMM mode, you must toggle it back out to return normal functionality unlike the old system where leaving the tab auto-saved and returned you to a normal state. This is going to cause some issues as people learn to adjust to the new system.
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