- Display any image or GIF without size or length limits on the LCD screen of a compatible Corsair AIO.
- LED ring control with automatically calculated colors based on the currently loaded image.
- Saving and loading of the last image position, size, etc.
- Autostart which works fine on Windows, haven't tested it much on Linux.
- Low resources usage compared to iCUE.
- Install Python 3.6 or newer.
- Install OpenRGB.
- Clone the repo or download as ZIP and extract it to a new folder.
- Install the required modules using
pip install -r requirements.txt. - Run the script.
- Corsair iCUE H170i ELITE LCD (non-XT), 0x1b1c / 0x0c39
- I don't want to control the LEDs with the script / use OpenRGB, how to disable the warning popup?
- Delete
led_controller_openrgb.py, the rest of the script will work fine without it.
- Delete
- Mostly because I was bored, and I don't want to keep iCUE installed just to be able to change the displayed image on the LCD. The script is 99% made by ChatGPT, so bugs / other issues can happen anytime as this is my first Python project which I started without any prior knowledge. Use at your own risk, I take no responsibility for any damage caused to your AIO, which is highly unlikely.
- browserdotsys for the gist that's used as a base of this script to communicate with the AIO.