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borange01

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  1. Same problem here. Can't believe Corsair sells such expensive RGB stuff just to have it not work. Extremely disappointing.
  2. Same issue here... X570 Prime Pro, Ryzen 5 3600. Just installed the Commander Pro, the USB won't work and I get constant disconnects...
  3. Hello, I've been doing a lot of fiddling with iCue recently. I like the rainbow channel effect, except that the medium effect speed is quite fast and would be a big distraction while gaming. So I turned it to the slow speed, but that's also too slow and it looks like the colors are hardly changing... Is there any way to more finely adjust the speeds? Maybe a line in a text file somewhere or something? Thanks for any suggestions.
  4. It's hard for me to understand from your post, but for me I plugged my LED strips right into the node pro, or into an extension that goes into the node pro. The lighting node pro uses LED strips with 3 pins - 5V, Digital Input, and Ground. There are 2 possibilities for your 4 pin strips: 1 - They only actually use 3 pins, 5V, Digital, and Ground, as in the left of this picture: https://i.imgur.com/PKSNRAl.jpg If that's the case, you could solder these to their respective connections on a node pro extension cable and plug them in like normal. 2 - They use 4 pins, 12V, Green, Red, and Blue (in the right of the picture above). If this is the case your probably won't be able to use your strips with the LNPro.
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