Obviously I'm not gonna go into RGB Fusion every time I boot up a game, so I was wondering if there was some method to set it up so that it automatically switches colors to match whatever colors that iCUE is currently using? Or barring that, since RGB Fusion also has options for multiple profiles, is it possible to set it up so that it will automatically switch to the proper profile whenever I load up a game?ĮDIT: Since it doesn't seem like there's a viable solution for this problem, I've just decided to completely shut off my motherboard's RGB element.Item: 285218386140 Corsair iCUE 5000T RGB Gaming PC Intel Core i9-13900K ZOTAC GAMEAIRO RTX4090 AMP.

The problem is I have certain iCUE profiles linked to games, which in addition to changing my keyboard and mice macros, also changes my lighting colors. So far I've been making due by just using it to change the color the motherboard's RGB to match the prevalent color is on whatever my current iCUE profile is, and it's been fine for the most part. So I downloaded RGB Fusion 2 because I was tired of having a glowing red line on my motherboard clashing with my iCUE profiles.

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