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1. #Asus rampage vi armoury crate update
2. #Asus rampage vi armoury crate upgrade
3. #Asus rampage vi armoury crate software

#Asus rampage vi armoury crate update

Purhaps the update to Armoury fixed whatever was conflicting? In any case I have Aura and iCUE talking to Synapse 3 for my situation and it's working fine (for the moment). I was previously only able to get RGB synced with iCUE running and Armoury installed but set to run manually, but would need to restart iCUE several times just for it to see the RAM and there was still a chance of seeing the exclamation mark for the RAM (but not so far after Armoury update, so we'll see).Īfter updating Armoury and rebooting even with Armoury and Corsair service running in the background, RGB is working and iCUE picked up the RAM right away. I've got Razer Synapse 3 controlling RGB for everything (Razer mouse, keyboard, headset), and using Chroma Control (3rd party app) with the Corsair and ASUS plug-ins enabled.Īrmoury is purely there for the Aura service, and iCUE is purely there for RGB on the RAM, neither is talking to one another but bother are currently running (Armoury just updated to a new version today), Armoury updated from 3.1.1.2 - 5.0.8, v3.1.1.2 is the only version listed (for Win11) on the Asus website, so hopefully that gets updated soon. I'd been struggling with this for a bit, but I've found a solution that works for me (for the time being).

#Asus rampage vi armoury crate upgrade

But afgter upgrade to v4 myself, i found this solution more simple. My solution just simply made iCue load before ASUS takes over. This is the most simple solution, but hasd to be done after every install. I think the Kingston programm collides with the control of Corsair DRAM through ICUE.Īll in all it finally works for me and I'm pretty happy about it. Now go to the ASUS folder on your drive (C:\Program Files\ASUS) and rename the folders "Kingston_Aac_DRAM" and "ASUS_Aac_DRAM" to something else. I used Revo Uninstaller, should be possible without it. Then, somehow deactivate the autostart of Lightning Service.

#Asus rampage vi armoury crate software

Because of Asus fantastic work you could need several tries, because the software just fails to install. G.Skill developed a nice tool to really clean up: To ressolve the red triangle on the most recent software, you should completely deinstall any kind of old Aura software you have. Okay, after my little lighting adventure I've found several posts discussing this issue. ASUS Aura integration still works after this fix!Ĭan you record Tutarial video? Thank You. This fix makes sure iCue has first access to hardware before ASUS software does. ASUS Aura integration still works after this fix! Edited by wim-bart It should now list "RPCSS Audisrv CorsairLLAService CorsairService".Simply add "CorsairLLAService" and "CorsairService" to this value (each on seperate row).This key already has a value named "DependOnService".Now find the "Key" named "LightingService".

Add the values from "Step 2" so it displays "CorsairLLAService CorsairService" (each should be on different line when edited).Now create a new value of type "REG_MULTI_SZ" and the name "DependOnService".Now find the registry key for "ASUS System Control Service", this is "AsSysCtrlService".Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services.Note the Service name of these services, in normal case these are: Start services and look for the following two services: This little tutorial helps them solving it. Some see exclamation marks on Memory in iCue or have other issues with iCue detecting hardware.