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Corsair SP RGB Pro Fans Not Found #69

Open Banky0014 opened 3 years ago

Banky0014 commented 3 years ago

Corsair SP RGB Pro fans still not working correctly in Artemis using iCUE 4.x. They do however show up correctly and work fine when I roll back to the last iCUE 3.x version. The invalid strips that are in Artemis have the correct number of LEDs, so I tried applying the SP Pro layout to them manually from the Corsair folder in Artemis, but then Artemis stopped applying any colors or effects to them all together. SP120er

Also including pictures from iCUE 3.x and 4.x. In 3, you can see that the 8 led SP fans are lumped together in one selection, but in iCUE4, you open an 8 led drop down and then they are separated into two groups. Maybe that has something to do with it. icue3sp icue4sp

RobertBeekman commented 3 years ago

Hey, thanks for the report. iCUE4 changed some things and sadly it's hard for us to test without having he hardware on-hands. @DarthAffe any idea what we can do about this?

DarthAffe commented 3 years ago

Hmm maybe they're not reported, in that case we couldn't do anything to fix that. But as you said - hard to say without knowing what the SDK returns in that case.

Banky0014 commented 3 years ago

Artemis is setting them as a straight line (as you can see) and instead of Fan1, Fan2, etc for the LEDs, it assigns the LEDs as Custom1, Custom2, Custom 3 etc through 8. As a work around, so I could use iCUE 4, I used the RGB.NET layout editor and used the SP Pro layout from the Artemis Corsair folder. I had to change the LEDs from Fan1 - 8, to Custom1 - 8, then apply that to all my SP Pro fans showing up invalid in Artemis. They still show up as invalid, but they work and act fine with the right shape for me using this config.