Corsair device owners who want to coordinate RGB lighting, check temperatures, and adjust hardware settings can manage those tasks in iCUE. Its dashboard brings compatible Corsair devices together with lighting controls, performance settings, and integrations for selected third-party products.
iCUE Murals ties lighting to on-screen content
Murals lets users build coordinated RGB effects across compatible Corsair devices and connected smart lights. Effects can respond to colors or digital content, and custom images or GIFs can be used in lighting setups. GIPHY integration adds another way to bring animated visuals into the arrangement.
Profiles store lighting choices for different setups. Philips Hue, Nanoleaf, and Govee integrations extend control to compatible ambient lights, while support for some third-party motherboards brings additional PC lighting into iCUE.
Temperature readings and fan curves sit alongside device controls
iCUE displays system temperature readings and offers custom fan curves for compatible cooling hardware. Users can also manage DRAM profiles from the same software, keeping memory and cooling adjustments near the rest of their Corsair device settings.
- LCD widgets can show temperature and load sensors.
- An Elgato Stream Deck integration can switch lighting profiles and display readings such as graphics-card temperature.
Mouse, keyboard, and audio settings are configurable in iCUE
For compatible Corsair keyboards and mice, iCUE supports key and button remapping, macro recording, mouse calibration, and DPI adjustment. These controls suit users who want different input layouts or saved action sequences for particular tasks.
Headset settings include preset and custom equalizers, Corsair surround sound, and SoundID. NVIDIA Broadcast and Voicemod integrations add audio options; NVIDIA Broadcast’s noise and echo filters require a GeForce RTX graphics card.
Pros
- iCUE Murals can coordinate lighting with colors or digital content
- Custom fan curves and system temperature monitoring share one interface
- Keyboard and mouse controls include remapping, macros, and DPI adjustments
- Lighting control integrates with Philips Hue, Nanoleaf, and Govee
Cons
- NVIDIA Broadcast noise and echo filters require a GeForce RTX graphics card
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11 · 64-bit only · 1.5 GB hard drive space · Recommended chipset: Intel Z170 or newer (dual-channel) or Intel X99 or newer (quad-channel) · AMD socket: FM3+/AM4 or newer
What does iCUE Murals do?
It coordinates RGB lighting across compatible devices and can adapt effects to colors or digital content.
Can iCUE adjust cooling settings?
Yes. It can display system temperatures and set custom fan curves for compatible cooling hardware.
Can iCUE control smart lights outside a Corsair setup?
It integrates with compatible Philips Hue, Nanoleaf, and Govee lighting.