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theplaidfad
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I am not able to find any of this information posted in the product literature for Corsairs Vengeance LED ram modules, so I just wanted to let the community know.
The LED's on Corsair ram modules default behavior is a pulsing effect. The LED lights up bright, then slowly fades to off before pulsing back to full on. One issue with this is that the effect does not sync up with other modules, leading to each stick of ram pulsing off and on at different intervals. The other issue is with the Corsair Link software (most current version). It has, as a beta feature, the option to set the Ram LED's to static. Unfortunately this only works for the ram in the slot closest to the CPU leaving the other modules to continue pulsing.
These issues have been noted since product launch and still not fixed. The Corsair forums are, and continue to be flooded with people complaining about this. You've been warned.
The LED's on Corsair ram modules default behavior is a pulsing effect. The LED lights up bright, then slowly fades to off before pulsing back to full on. One issue with this is that the effect does not sync up with other modules, leading to each stick of ram pulsing off and on at different intervals. The other issue is with the Corsair Link software (most current version). It has, as a beta feature, the option to set the Ram LED's to static. Unfortunately this only works for the ram in the slot closest to the CPU leaving the other modules to continue pulsing.
These issues have been noted since product launch and still not fixed. The Corsair forums are, and continue to be flooded with people complaining about this. You've been warned.