About Armory crate service
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!
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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.
