Corsair brings its iCUE software to macOS

[WYP]

macOS is entering the RGB arena.



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[Avet]

They should be working on improving the PC version first before porting it to MAC. It is bugged like Hell, and uses tons of resources.

 

[NeverBackDown]

My only gripe is the saving/loading profiles is convoluted. Also wish they would add key functions to open applications to the onboard profile. You need iCUE open to have that. I'd like it all to be saved onboard

Other than that it's fine imo.

 

[Dawelio]

In my case, I have to restart my PC x amount of times, sometimes, due to iCUE not loading properly. Despite several reinstalls etc, still the same issue.

In all honesty, I thought that with a reputable brand like Corsair, it would be better and more serious. Now it mostly just feels like a software they just created in order to be able to say that they have one. And for them to connect their entire eco system of pheriperals.

 

[Avet]

In my case, I have to restart my PC x amount of times, sometimes, due to iCUE not loading properly. Despite several reinstalls etc, still the same issue.

In all honesty, I thought that with a reputable brand like Corsair, it would be better and more serious. Now it mostly just feels like a software they just created in order to be able to say that they have one. And for them to connect their entire eco system of pheriperals.

I don't rank them that high anymore. They have been slacking a lot last couple of years. In the past they had top cases, ML fans, now... just a bunch of low performance parts with bling. Everything good Corsair was released 2+ years ago. PSUs, fans, keyboards, cases. I can't think of a single thing apart of 1000D that has been top of the line in recent times. Same as ASUS.

 

[Warchild]

I don't rank them that high anymore. They have been slacking a lot last couple of years. In the past they had top cases, ML fans, now... just a bunch of low performance parts with bling. Everything good Corsair was released 2+ years ago. PSUs, fans, keyboards, cases. I can't think of a single thing apart of 1000D that has been top of the line in recent times. Same as ASUS.

Because everyone is so focussed on childish RGB that they push attention there instead of quality of everything else.

You can clearly see that any company can release a shoddy product which will still be sold in the 10s of thousands because it has RGB.