MikeyR
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The issue seems to be fixed with Memory Firmware v. 0.96.57 and ICUE software v. 3.10.125
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The first image, I would blow away the metal dust with an aircan or something like that, but it will probably not harm anything. The screw hole in the second image is a guiding hole, it is to help you guide the motherboard in place, no screw is needed for that.
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The newest update v3.7.99 kinda fixed the issue, you are able to turn software control of the RAM modules, so you can control every single LED inside the module. The only issue is that I can't seem to get my old sequential mode, where the two outer went down and the two middle went up, but with synchronised colors. So it goes outer green, inner green, outer red, inner red, Now it is just random mess of colors when doing random, I guess the algorithm is true random :D
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Should I create an issue regarding this bug?
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Any update?
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Today I've updated iCUE to v. 3.6.109 and also there was a firmware update for my memory (now running v.0.95.51) but the lag issue when using a color mode on less than all dimms is still present. Any news on the process of fixing it?
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Yeah I wish this forum would autoresize the images, but when opening them in a new tab it is perfect. Great build! I'm jealous that you can utilize the harddrive area for your CoPro and Hub, unfortunately I'm a storage hoarder, so I filled all my SSD and harddrive area out. My cable management is not as clean as yours! Well done ;):
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I didn't manage to get that to work either so as DevBiker write it seems to be a limitation. Also there is a bug in the newest ICue version regarding running a lighting effect per dimm which you can see more about here http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=179797
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yea hair dryer or heatgun is a great idea, you can probably just hit for the bottom of the case to make the adhesive loose.
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I was careful and basically just took my fingers and started to put force under it by moving it up. I didn't pull very hard, just constant force and after half a minute it went loose. If you have a plastic spatel or something, you can use that to stick it under at help it.
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I have the RMX and the cables are okay there. It helps that it is full modular. This is a bad image, but it gives an idea about my cable management. Can't really get a better image without moving the case.
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I had issue to begin with, but fixed it by zip tie'ing my 8pin cpu to the case. Can you show me some images of the back, and also some side images. ?
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Yeah I'm also having issues with google short link, they get posted wrong in this forum. My work around was to click on the image and sent the URL I had in my omnibar (where you insert urls). So for your link I will use this https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOKCDymfDB6JZkcbrlEPV_nz_n3bwVIvVVUcuWp0fQ6JO1UTOzs14ZXxSYBxKZYGw?key=U0NaYjFyUDVJRVhuOXctOXZBNEhuUmFkRXIzMzl3
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Awesome, please let me know if you need any more information from me? Is there an easy way to roll back a version, without getting my settings cleared? Because then I will be able to provide more videos on how it worked pre-update. Thanks for investigating, please let me know if you find out more!
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Hello, This is regarding Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro After the update to v 3.5.111 from 3.4.95 Before I was able to set one dimm to sequential and the LED effect will have same speed as before. After the update the LED speed will slow down a lot and look kinda laggy unless all 4 dimms runs sequential mode. I liked the when it ran fast, because I could do some awesome effects where each dimm had it's own sequential effect and it will just look cool. You can find a video I recorded of the "laggy" effect here -> https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNpSl_wmAzrEmGH-U42xSznxZl2XQR2MlDxCZ7gr7NhN62rvBTWyRJf3jgMROnp1Q?key=WnVDdVdwaWdTQVppTjNuXzB5NmRDWFpuZzB5d3dB It's actually so bad (not recorded in the video) that when I use sequential on dimm 1&2 and new sequential 3&4 then dimm 2&3 are out of sync of each other. In the previous version they both ran smooth as **** and visually in sync.