For the proper RGB control of both your 2080 and your RAM you need Asus Aura. it’s a mainboard software/utility) and you have an Asus board. Much like AV apps and tools, having two (or more) OC or Mobo RGB control tools is one too many and insanley problemtatic unless you have the patience and knowledge to craft and curate a reasonable give/take solution for yourself.Īh-ha! Now I see. Alternativley, either SysInternals Process Explorer (basic) or Windows Performance Recorder (advanced) would show you what is happening during the +/-5 second|hourly event. Or perhaps you’ve installed Afterburner too (or similar) so you’d want to check that as well. Depending on your Windows comfort level there would be a variety of ways to to figure out/fix your problem, but my knee jerk reaction based on hour destiption would be to look for a scheduled task for either GB/Aorus or Asus/AI Suite that is set to run hourly and disable it. OP- when you say “uninstall” do you mean just the Win add/remove programs? In addtition to that you’ll also need to manually stop and disable the services these tools create (they likely will still be running and active). In either case you can mitigate them for the most part if you absolutley have to (you’ll need to be strong willed lol). Installed together they certainly conflict and often compound the problems. RGB Fusion can/will cause many issues, but Aura Sync/AI Suite is just as bad (or worse).

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