Abaidor wrote:
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There is also lack of proper control on devices. For example how do you set individual effects on each component if not synced?
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They need to rewrite the software and allow for further control because as it stands right now it leaves a lot to be desired especially compared to Corsairs iCUE. I am on a Rampage VIE.
I am going to build another PC soon will try going full corsair this time.
This really annoys me as well, there is a distinct lack of functionality in AURA. There'e the lack of choosing different effects for different devices as well as the complete lack of proper addressable RGB functionality. If you have any addressable RGB strips/product you cannot choose what colour you want each of the LEDs, which is kind of what the whole addressable RGB thing is about. So really all you can do is run pretty rainbow effects with your addressable RGBs and the rest is the same as every other RGB product.
I don't think any motherboard lighting software allows you to set lighting or performance profiles for different applications. This is where Corsair iCUE comes in. While I have mixed opinions about some of Corsair's products, I find iCUE to be far superior to any other lighting control/fan control software. iCUE is the sole reason I bought a Commander Pro, Corsair RGB fans and LED strips. My whole watercooling system is running off the Commander Pro as is most of my lighting. Being able to set profiles per application is great. I can have the system nice and quiet during desktop operation and have it automatically switch to performance mode when I launch games or benchmarking software, as well as lighting themes that match the game/app.
I really wanted AURA and AI Suite to have this kind of functionality so I could just plug everything into my motherboard but both applications fell short of my expectations.
Hopefully AURA and AI Suite can be properly revisited and revamped in the future with this kind of functionality and perhaps even integrate AURAs functions into AI suite.
