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Nebuchadnezzar7808
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2022/01/09 23:01:41 (permalink)
Hello EVGA, it would be nice if you worked with Corsair and allowed us to control the GPU RGB using iCUE. Thank You
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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/09 23:42:25 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Nebuchadnezzar7808 2022/01/12 23:29:29
    Use OpenRGB and uninstall that garbage bloatware that is iCue. 

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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/09 23:58:48 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Nebuchadnezzar7808 2022/01/12 23:30:11
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    Use OpenRGB and uninstall that garbage bloatware that is iCue. 


    I disagree with you there. I have been using iCUE for many years without issues. The dashboard capability is excellent in iCUE. Corsair has been continually working to minimize the memory footprint. 
     
    Corsair is willing to work with any manufacturer that contacts them. 

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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/10 04:40:24 (permalink)
    See also:
    https://forums.evga.com/P...Cue-sync-m3034704.aspx
    https://forums.evga.com/I...Software-m3502116.aspx

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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/11 16:15:26 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Nebuchadnezzar7808 2022/01/12 23:30:58
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    Use OpenRGB and uninstall that garbage bloatware that is iCue. 


    iCUE is bloatware?  The service uses like 26mb of memory...
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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/12 10:42:04 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Nebuchadnezzar7808 2022/01/12 23:31:29
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    Use OpenRGB and uninstall that garbage bloatware that is iCue. 



    iCUE was bloatware in the past, but over time its been improved.  Now it uses very little system resources.
     
    Also iCUE has features that OpenRGB doesn't have.
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    Re: CORSAIR iCUE COMPATIBILITY 2022/01/12 11:11:06 (permalink)
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    Use OpenRGB and uninstall that garbage bloatware that is iCue. 



    iCUE was bloatware in the past, but over time its been improved.  Now it uses very little system resources.
     
    Also iCUE has features that OpenRGB doesn't have.




    +1  True

    That's why I'm looking to leave my custom system to a minimalist, all in one Corsair ecosystem.  Granted I was their first gen beta tester 8+ or so years back but they've come a long way.

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