corsair Icue not working

[-=0GAZ0=-]

so the game runs ok for me after a driver update and shaders installed. BUT corsair icue isnt working? lights just go black, led system setting is switch to on,

[Snake]

I'm having the same issue My CPU temp is at 80 My fans are all on extreme, None of my Lights on my fans or even on the pump is not working. my keyboard, mouse, Mouse pad lights are all orange

[EASY PETE]

Thats not good

[Snake]

I found the LED effect settings you can turn it on and off its under options>system. After i got past the first part when we leave the city the Temperature dropped to 60-70 Celsius on CPU.

I did notice my keyboard turned red when i was about to die I thought that was pretty cool.

[Flairical]

Originally posted by Snake:

I found the LED effect settings you can turn it on and off its under options>system. After i got past the first part when we leave the city the Temperature dropped to 60-70 Celsius on CPU.

I did notice my keyboard turned red when i was about to die I thought that was pretty cool.

Yeah that's the first thing I turned off when I started. It went from the game controlling corsair rgb to turning off anything related to icue. Thankfully my pump is a different brand though but it's 100% icue and this game because everything else that has rgb stays on and the game doesn't take over or turn off anything for them.

[DRunkCoWBoy]

glad to hear im not the only one. So my keyboard is actually working with ICUE but its just flashing orange most of the time. I have 17 icue fans and some light strips that are all black though. Same thing happened with Diablo 4 beta.

[-=0GAZ0=-]

Originally posted by DRunkCoWBoy:

glad to hear im not the only one. So my keyboard is actually working with ICUE but its just flashing orange most of the time. I have 17 icue fans and some light strips that are all black though. Same thing happened with Diablo 4 beta.

yah same keyboard works but nothing else

[-=0GAZ0=-]

Originally posted by Snake:

I found the LED effect settings you can turn it on and off its under options>system. After i got past the first part when we leave the city the Temperature dropped to 60-70 Celsius on CPU.

I did notice my keyboard turned red when i was about to die I thought that was pretty cool.

ingame led system setting is switch to on and still dosent work, checked in icue also and the setting is on there.

[sixpak440]

I had this problem too.
Turn it off software integrations and game integrations on Icue.
It works for me now.

[kgkong]

Disable the in-game setting to use RGB lighting. There's an issue wit how RGB software likes to try to sync with the game.
I did have a crash related to this and the Razer Central software. Found out about this as an issue when I was looking this up and it seemed a lot of people just lose control of their RGB with iCUE running and TLOU. I have iCUE but I don't leave it running.

[sixpak440]

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

Disable the in-game setting to use RGB lighting. There's an issue wit how RGB software likes to try to sync with the game.
I did have a crash related to this and the Razer Central software. Found out about this as an issue when I was looking this up and it seemed a lot of people just lose control of their RGB with iCUE running and TLOU. I have iCUE but I don't leave it running.

You can use Icue.
Turn off in game led control and all integrations in the Icue software.
I can't turn it off because everything is controlled by icue.
Pump, fans, rgb, mice, keyboard, etc...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-LE_qZPPe8&t=78s

[kgkong]

Originally posted by sixpak440:

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

Disable the in-game setting to use RGB lighting. There's an issue wit how RGB software likes to try to sync with the game.
I did have a crash related to this and the Razer Central software. Found out about this as an issue when I was looking this up and it seemed a lot of people just lose control of their RGB with iCUE running and TLOU. I have iCUE but I don't leave it running.

You can use Icue.
Turn off in game led control and all integrations in the Icue software.
I can't turn it off because everything is controlled by icue.
Pump, fans, rgb, mice, keyboard, etc...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-LE_qZPPe8&t=78s

I just let iCUE load RGB up to the hardware and I disable it. If iCUE didn't have hardware monitoring bloat added in, it be more worthwhile to use. But you don't need 7 pieces of software to monitor your hardware as that's inefficient and slightly nerfing your performance.

RGB software developers need to stop making super bloatware that does 100 things plus control your RGB. If a user has RGB software in, it should be to control RGB only. If they wanna monitor hardware, then allow the user to turn these features on or install them extra etc. That's the problem most people have. It's not so much the integration. But these RGB integrations into games, due to the extra level of software just eats resources and seems to be contributing to some game related crashes caused by RGB software (such as iCUE in a few instances I've read up on and in my case Razer).

[DRunkCoWBoy]

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

Originally posted by sixpak440:

You can use Icue.
Turn off in game led control and all integrations in the Icue software.
I can't turn it off because everything is controlled by icue.
Pump, fans, rgb, mice, keyboard, etc...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-LE_qZPPe8&t=78s

I just let iCUE load RGB up to the hardware and I disable it. If iCUE didn't have hardware monitoring bloat added in, it be more worthwhile to use. But you don't need 7 pieces of software to monitor your hardware as that's inefficient and slightly nerfing your performance.

RGB software developers need to stop making super bloatware that does 100 things plus control your RGB. If a user has RGB software in, it should be to control RGB only. If they wanna monitor hardware, then allow the user to turn these features on or install them extra etc. That's the problem most people have. It's not so much the integration. But these RGB integrations into games, due to the extra level of software just eats resources and seems to be contributing to some game related crashes caused by RGB software (such as iCUE in a few instances I've read up on and in my case Razer).

Talk to Logitech and Razer about that crap. Why exactly is there 8 Razer programs open in task manager when all I want you to do is bind my mouse macros? I feel that though, I disliked ICUE before I built a new comp. My new comp I went all in and used 2 commander cores and basically all cooling is with corsair on this new comp. But its the new I9 and nvme drives that make the old programs that I used to hate completely bearable now. I use ICUE for everything now and I do love it. Yeah its not the best but on a proper computer it doesn't annoy me at all anymore.

[kgkong]

Originally posted by DRunkCoWBoy:

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

I just let iCUE load RGB up to the hardware and I disable it. If iCUE didn't have hardware monitoring bloat added in, it be more worthwhile to use. But you don't need 7 pieces of software to monitor your hardware as that's inefficient and slightly nerfing your performance.

RGB software developers need to stop making super bloatware that does 100 things plus control your RGB. If a user has RGB software in, it should be to control RGB only. If they wanna monitor hardware, then allow the user to turn these features on or install them extra etc. That's the problem most people have. It's not so much the integration. But these RGB integrations into games, due to the extra level of software just eats resources and seems to be contributing to some game related crashes caused by RGB software (such as iCUE in a few instances I've read up on and in my case Razer).

Talk to Logitech and Razer about that crap. Why exactly is there 8 Razer programs open in task manager when all I want you to do is bind my mouse macros? I feel that though, I disliked ICUE before I built a new comp. My new comp I went all in and used 2 commander cores and basically all cooling is with corsair on this new comp. But its the new I9 and nvme drives that make the old programs that I used to hate completely bearable now. I use ICUE for everything now and I do love it. Yeah its not the best but on a proper computer it doesn't annoy me at all anymore.

We need a generic universal RGB and fan controller brand damn it! One that will work with iCUE RGB, NZXT, LianLi, RGBFusion and all the others.

[DRunkCoWBoy]

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

Originally posted by DRunkCoWBoy:

Talk to Logitech and Razer about that crap. Why exactly is there 8 Razer programs open in task manager when all I want you to do is bind my mouse macros? I feel that though, I disliked ICUE before I built a new comp. My new comp I went all in and used 2 commander cores and basically all cooling is with corsair on this new comp. But its the new I9 and nvme drives that make the old programs that I used to hate completely bearable now. I use ICUE for everything now and I do love it. Yeah its not the best but on a proper computer it doesn't annoy me at all anymore.

We need a generic universal RGB and fan controller brand damn it! One that will work with iCUE RGB, NZXT, LianLi, RGBFusion and all the others.

Theres signalRGB but it sucks. Does literally that. I do record videos off of it and use ICUE to sample the videos though, it works really well.

[kgkong]

Originally posted by DRunkCoWBoy:

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

We need a generic universal RGB and fan controller brand damn it! One that will work with iCUE RGB, NZXT, LianLi, RGBFusion and all the others.

Theres signalRGB but it sucks. Does literally that. I do record videos off of it and use ICUE to sample the videos though, it works really well.

It's only software side though. I mean we also need the physical controller hub to go with it. I know there's issues with cable plugs not being consistent across brands of RGB software however it's not like it's difficult to make adapters for this stuff (and some brands of RGB hardware will include these for fans and their RGB connectors).

I think for the most part, lots of the companies in this area just don't care about spending a little extra money to give better customer experience. It might initially cost them more up front to include a few extra dollars worth of these adaptors but now you're looking at improved customer service. Use that brand's software or use another brand if you want. People will be less anal over giving up good hardware due to bad software integration. (Example is the quality of Razer mice and keyboards but the sheer problems they pose in Windows due to the massive number of active processes, telemetry and system scanning that Razer does, which can cause intermitten keyboards, stuck keys, and bizarre behaviour, including the app going into hypernation/sleep and now I can't use the DPI buttons on my mouse until I close and relaunch Synapse and Central)