Build 39184 causing Corsair's iCue software to misbehave
The latest build of ATI (39184) does not seem to play very nicely with Corsair's iCue software, both versions 3 and 4.
Corsair.Service.CpuIdRemote and Corsair.Service.Display.Adapter were each using 8-10% of CPU -- 100% of core0 which brought my idle temps up 8-10 degrees C.
After a lot of troubleshooting, I found that removing True Image brought things to normal and the two services are now reported as using between 0.0 and 0.5%.
Contacting Acronis tech support resulted in an emailed article titled: "Why add anti-malware protection to a backup solution?" I'll keep trying to get someone from support.
Build 35860 of True Image works fine with iCue.


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Thanks Steve. I did get a response from support later in the evening. (The timing and topic of the sales email led me to believe it was automated by support.)
Hopefully support/engineering can find my information helpful.
I was able to download the previous build (35860) and it is running without incident.
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I have a case opened.
Support recommended using a clean install of Build 39184 after using their clean up tool. Despite the clean install, the high CPU usage with iCue processes problem was reproduced. I also submitted a system report log of the system behaving poorly. Had some additional issues as cmd and powershell wouldn't open so I couldn't submit a requested process dump.
Back to Build 35860 and no issues.
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Update: Build 39216 (March 30) seems to have fixed my issue.
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