Recently after I updated Signal in December (it had been awhile since I updated so I can’t be sure how many versions I missed) it started conflicting with Argus Fan Monitoring which is far and away the best fan speed program I’ve used, I even payed for it. Now since I’ve updated Signal, there’s fan control for the premium users which I’ve no idea the quality of and features of, but it conflicts with Argus, I was honestly considering paying for the premium just for the RGB effects, but since it conflicts with my much much more important fan control program I’m at a loss. I’ve used Argus for many years and I won’t switch, but Signal has amazing RGB, is there anyway to roll back or to create some kind of separation between RGB and fan control?
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So no reply? Not even we can’t/won’t do this?
I’ve uninstalled SignalRGB until this is fixed. It’s completely mind-boggling that you disable my ability to control my fans unless I pay you to do it. Insanity.
I’ve installed OpenRGB instead. It does what I need it to do.
I’ve messed with openrgb but its too much work, I’d rather just use the stock software, plus I did something in it I can’t seem to undo, somehow I disabled the LEDs on my motherboard
Something needs to be done about this ASAP. I’m paying for both Argus Monitor and SignalRGB…
The way the SignalRGB fan control is implemented, I can’t imagine anyone wanting to use it instead of a dedicated and well thought-out application.