In my system i have a 9900k CPU and 4*8gb gskill tridentZ rgb 3200 on windows 10. The lighting on the ram is being controlled by the tridentZ lighting control app v1.00.08.
So my problem is the software will start using relatively large amounts of CPU processing, around 8% to 15% (of a 9900k). As far as I'm concerned this software sets the colour for 20 rgb LEDs at startup and that's it. So its concerning when the software is consistently utilising high amounts of CPU.
Here's a screen capture of task manager showing the software using more of the CPU than a game i play, warframe.
https://imgur.com/a/MxUraZs
If I pick up on the usage (usually notice it by the fans stepping up to cool the CPU when the computer should be idling) the software can just be ended and then its fine until the computers restarted. So the fix is simple but at this point it's just annoy and concerning to why its doing this.
So my question for this situation is why is this happening, is there a way to stop it randomly using the CPU or some other workaround for the lighting software.
So my problem is the software will start using relatively large amounts of CPU processing, around 8% to 15% (of a 9900k). As far as I'm concerned this software sets the colour for 20 rgb LEDs at startup and that's it. So its concerning when the software is consistently utilising high amounts of CPU.
Here's a screen capture of task manager showing the software using more of the CPU than a game i play, warframe.
https://imgur.com/a/MxUraZs
If I pick up on the usage (usually notice it by the fans stepping up to cool the CPU when the computer should be idling) the software can just be ended and then its fine until the computers restarted. So the fix is simple but at this point it's just annoy and concerning to why its doing this.
So my question for this situation is why is this happening, is there a way to stop it randomly using the CPU or some other workaround for the lighting software.
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