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icue-ramram

v1.0.0

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Use your RGB-RAM to show your RAM-Usage

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iCUE-ramram

Ever wanted to the use those flashy lights your shiny Corsair Vengeance RGB RAM for something useful?
Ever thought opening Task Manager is too cumbersome while doing the eSports?
Then this app is for you!

iCUE-ramram displays your current your currently used memory on your RAM modules as a beautiful✨ gradient, "filling" the RGB bars as needed.

Features

  • Works with any amount of RAM modules
  • Has a tray icon thanks to windows-trayicon
  • Comes with a VB-Script for a CMD-less®️ experience

Usage

  1. Install the needed dependencies:
    npm install
  2. Start it either executing
    icue-ramram.vbs
    or
    npm run

Notes

You need iCUE installed.
May break when using multiple iCUE devices.