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Of Armory crate. manufacturer field might just be empty in driver, blame Asus. #20 yesYou could uninstall all Asus applications and see if that helps. I expect Asusupdate is part of Armory crate.manufacturer field might just be empty in driver, blame Asus. Hmm tried to uninstall all Asus apps and and its still doing the same thing 😒. Can't uninstall Asus Motherboard for some reason.Ahh this sucks haha. So annoying!!! Jun 12, 2015 67,176 7,025 168,140 #21 does it happen in safe mode?what motherboard is it? I been trying to get that info off you all post #22 does it happen in safe mode?what motherboard is it? I been trying to get that info off you all post Still behaving the same in safe mode.Sorry didn't realize you asked for my MOBO info! Here it is:Asus TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI) ATX AM4 Motherboard Feb 8, 2021 7,839 1,363 29,140 #23 Still behaving the same in safe mode.Sorry didn't realize you asked for my MOBO info! Here it is:Asus TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI) ATX AM4 Motherboard Wag.If using ethernet unplug from the modem/router.Test. #24 Wag.If using ethernet unplug from the modem/router.Test. This seems like the issue! Whenever I unplugged my PC with the ethernet cable from the router it stayed asleep. Since this seems like the issue how do I fix it? Feb 8, 2021 7,839 1,363 29,140 Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics

[Motherboard] AI Suite 3/AI Suite 3 Cleaner- Introduction and troubleshooting To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about AI Suite 3 1.AI Suite 3 - Introduction2.AI Suite 3 Cleaner Instructions3.AI Suite 3 - Troubleshooting Guide1.AI Suite 3 - IntroductionAI Suite 3 has two functions - one is to monitor the system status, the other is to integrate ASUS software so that it is easy to access the ASUS software through AI Suite 3. How to use AI Suite 31. Click Windows icon, and click AI Suite 3 to open it.2. User can monitor CPU frequency, Voltage, Temperature, Fan through AI Suite 3.*Example below: PRIME X299 EDITION 303. Click the blue triangle to check CPU frequency and CPU usage.*CPU frequency affects CPU efficiency.*CPU usage means the CPU is used in a period of time. The following figure shows the CPU usage of 6-cores 12-threads.4. Click the blue triangle to monitor each voltage range.*+12V provides voltage to CPU, graphic card and PCI express.*+5V provides voltage to memory, Input / Output port and SSD.*+3.3V provides voltage to PCI express, south bridge and LAN on motherboard.5. Click the blue triangle to monitor temperature ranges, such as CPU, PCH, VRM, PSU, etc.6. Click the blue triangle to monitor the rotating speed of each fan.7. Click the back icon , and click the list icon to open the software list.8. Click to open the software. Software list may differ from motherboard to motherboard.9. For each software, please refer to the related topics for more details.System information provides the information of MB, CPU and SPD.Version provides software version in AI Suite 3 and system version.2.AI Suite 3 Cleaner InstructionsAI Suite 3 Cleaner is a tool used to quickly and completely remove AI Suite 3. If users need to remove AI Suite 3, it is recommended to use AI Suite 3 Cleaner to remove it. Download AI Suite 3 Cleaner (using ROG MAXIMUS Z690 APEX as an example): Step 1: Go to ASUS Download Center Step 2: Enter your product name. Step 3: Click Drivers and Utilities. Step 4: After selecting your operating system, find AI Suite 3 Cleaner from the software program and click to download. Step 5: After the download is complete, the RemoveAI3Files.exe executable file will appear after decompression. Uninstall AI Suite 3 using AI Suite 3 Cleaner: Step 1: Execute RemoveAI3Files.exe, the following window will appear, enter "Y" on the keyboard, and click "Enter" Step 2: If Armory Crate is installed, the following window will appear, reminding that some components are shared with Armory Crate, so they will not be removed to avoid affecting the use of Armory Crate. After typing "Y" on

Please tried uninstalling Armoury Crate SE using the uninstall tool, and then reinstalling ASUS System Control Interface v3 version V3.1.36 and Armoury Crate SE to see if there is any improvement?If the problem still persists, could you please enable the log recording function in Armoury Crate SE and try to capture a video of the issue using external devices? Additionally, could you provide us with the following information via private message for further verification? Thank you. Serial Number: BIOS Version: Windows Build Version: (Settings - System - About) Display Driver Version: Name of the game where the issue occurs: Are there any other external devices connected? Brand and model of the external keyboard: Armoury Crate SE > Settings > General > About > Service Version > Check Button (Copy all content):【This is the file path for the log file, provided for your reference.】In Armory Crate SE, navigate to" Settings">"General" and check the "About" page. Click on "App Diagnostics tool" and select "Log Files" to bring up the Privacy Policy statement. Once the user agrees to the statement, Armory Crate will start collecting diagnostic logs. You can click on "Generate Log Data" to create an encrypted log file (ASUS log file). To speed up issue identification, please provide the product model, BIOS, and driver versions, along with the troubleshooting steps you've already tried to avoid redundant checks. DM are for collecting personal information only. For technical assistance, please post your issue in the discussion thread so everyone can help and share insights! Thank you for your understanding!

I have just built my new rig with a ROG STRIX z390-E Gaming paired with an i5-9600k. I am over the moon with it all apart from the CPU usage with ASUS lighting service for Auora sync rgb lighting. Normally at rest I use 1%-2% CPU. With the ASUS lighting service active I am sitting at an average of 12% CPU usage at rest which is pretty disappointing. I have since uninstalled the lighting service and switched on the motherboard light from BIOS and then use the onboard controller on my case for fan and case lights which imo have better effects and doesn't use any CPU. Is this kind of CPU usage with the ASUS lighting service normal? All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic 4,184 Views 4 REPLIES 4 I believe that everyone is saying the static color fixes that issue on here. I'm more surprised yours actually works right now. Thanks for your response. Yes I have seen people are having a lot of issues with it. Mine seems to be working just that it is a CPU hog. It's not a big deal, I will just uninstall the lighting service and use my case RGB controller as I think the lighting effect is better anyway plus it uses zero resources. When I tried Armory Crate it was a massive CPU hog. I tried to set affinity to thread 12 on my Ryzen 3600X and it used somewhere above 70% However last version of Aura Sync was not so much. It is actually fine ...atleast for me. Spikes to about 0,2%. I've found that it can happen every now and then. Restarting the service seems to solve it.From reading other posts (I forget which so can't take the credit), I've found that the following install is more reliable - if not using Armory Crate but AI Suite 3. So...Uninstall both AURA and the Lighting Service. Reboot.Extract the Lighting Control SW zip that you can get from need to install the 'service' first, so go to the 'LightingService' folder first and run 'AuraServiceSetup.exe'.Reboot.Go back to the Lighting Control folder you extracted and run 'Setup.exe'.Reboot.

4TBLaCie d2 Professional 6TB external - USB 3.1Seagate One Touch 18TB external HD - USB 3.0 PSU Corsair RM1200x Shift Case Corsair RGB Smart Case 5000x (white) Cooling Corsair iCue H150i Elite Capellix XT Keyboard Logitech K860 Mouse Logitech MX Ergo Trackball Internet Speed Fibre 900/500 Mbps Browser Microsoft Edge Chromium Antivirus Bitdefender Total Security Other Info AMD Radeon Software & Drivers 24.12.1AOMEI Backupper ProDashlane password managerLogitech Brio 4K WebcamOrico 10-port powered USB 3.0 hub Operating System Windows 11 Pro 24H2 26100.2894 Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model Asus Vivobook X1605VA CPU Intel® Core™ i9-13900H Motherboard Asus X1605VA bios 309 Memory 32GB DDR4-3200 Dual channel Graphics card(s) *Intel Iris Xᵉ Graphics G7 (96EU) 32.0.101.6078 Sound Card Realtek | Intel SST Bluetooth & USB Monitor(s) Displays 16.0-inch, WUXGA 16:10 aspect ratio, IPS-level Panel Screen Resolution 1920 x 1200 60hz Hard Drives 512GB M.2 NVMe™ PCIe® 3.0 SSD Other Info 720p Webcam Local time 11:52 PM Posts 4 OS Windows 10 Pro #10 Hi @WarZA couple of questions.1. When you updated the bios did you enable the default settings (usually hit F5) and reboot?2. Confirm you're not using Armoury Crate? It is very buggy.Both my last two desktop builds going back 5 years had Asus motherboards (one AMD the current one Intel) and I've never had major driver issues with Asus stuff. I also have a brand-new Asus laptop and the same applies.I would in the meantime consider disabling the XMP profiles for the ram in the bios while you are diagnosing these issues.Also re running the AsusSetup.exe file, right click select Properties and make sure Unblock box is ticked. Then try running the file with admin rights. It might help. Yes upon bios update I did default values.I've left the memory to auto, no xmp.I'm avoiding armory crate, so haven't tried yet. I

1 hour ago, John Hoang said: I',m not sure if iCUE supports GTX series Before the clean install windows 11 22H2 my Asus GTX 1070 showed up in ICUE v 4.33.138 Replies 59 Created 2 yr Last Reply 1 yr Top Posters In This Topic 8 5 3 3 Posted Images 42 minutes ago, Erwin08 said: Before the clean install windows 11 22H2 my Asus GTX 1070 showed up in ICUE v 4.33.138 And it worked with older versions of ICUE. Posted March 22, 2023 (edited) Hello, I uninstalled Armory crate, then i started up ICUE and only my commander pro showed up in ICUE. Also Armory Crate doesnt sync anymore with my GTX 1070 i think that did is the problem. I think that the problem is coming from the latest Armory Crate version. Edited March 22, 2023 by Erwin08 On 3/8/2023 at 4:00 PM, BlaiseP said: Is there any chance of ICUE showing GPU Memory Temperature for NVIDIA 40-series GPU's? ICUE's displays a NVIDIA 30-series card's Memory Temperature as Temp #3. I was wondering about this too. Just got a 40xx series and it seems very strange to loose that sensor’s data going from 30xx to 40xx. 1 10 hours ago, c-attack said: I was wondering about this too. Just got a 40xx series and it seems very strange to loose that sensor’s data going from 30xx to 40xx. I get the impression that what ICUE is currently doing is checking for a NVIDIA 30-series and then specifically polling for the 3rd sensor. There doesn't seem to be any difference (or new API's) to expose this sensor. Point-in-case: EVGA's existing Precision X1 v1.36 correctly reported temperatures with NVIDIA 40-series cards on release day (they later released v1.37 that improved 40-series support). A bit of nostalgia or "sins of the past": I can remember when Riddick came out on the PC back in 2004 (yeah, I'm pretty old and do I still have the disc) and it was failing to load on the (at the time) current generation GPU's that hardware supported OpenGL 2.0 even though it only needed OpenGL1.4. The developers got lazy and chose to only check the minor-version so four (of v1.4) was bigger than zero (of v2.0) and aborted loading the game. IT'S JUST MATHS🙃 Posted March 26, 2023 (edited) Ever since this update any lighting effect that has multiple changing colors has a stutter. I tried to go back to a previous version but this issue still remains. I have a support ticket in, but haven't gotten much help yet. I sent over all the log information as well. I also was able to record the stuttering in a video. No matter which lighting effect the stutter still remains. This really sucks when your system is basically all Corsair products. Is there anything that can be done? I tried reinstalling Armoury Crate and iCUE, however; this did nothing. I even removed all the profiles iCUE had just to be safe. This issue still remains