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Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone here has dealt with this specific conflict. I’ve just built a new PC and I'm experiencing severe system-wide stuttering and mouse lag that is directly tied to SignalRGB.

The Issue: After SignalRGB has been running for a while, my entire system becomes unresponsive, specifically with mouse input lag. The moment I "End Task" on SignalRGB.exe in Task Manager, the system returns to normal instantly.

My Setup:

• Motherboard: Gigabyte B760M AORUS ELITE
• RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB
• GPU: Intel Arc B580
• OS: Fresh Windows 11 install (not activated yet)

Troubleshooting steps I’ve already taken:

• Completely uninstalled Gigabyte Control Center (GCC) and removed all associated background services/drivers.
• Switched the SignalRGB renderer from QtWebEngine to Ultralight.
• Disabled GPU lighting control (since the B580 isn't officially supported anyway).
• Confirmed no other RGB software (iCUE, etc.) is installed or running.
• Checked Task Manager for conflicts—only "Gigabyte Update Service" was visible and it has been disabled.

Has anyone else had a similar experience to this? Are there specific settings in SignalRGB (or BIOS settings like "SPD Write") that I should be double-checking to prevent this interrupt storm?
Only thing I notice is the prompt message of "Windows Is not Activated yet"

Any advice would be appreciated!

Hi all, first post but not first build.

I’ve recently finished a new build and am experiencing an intermittent noise coming from my top-mounted AIO radiator (I think). The sound occurs periodically (roughly every 5 minutes), lasts for a short duration, and sounds very similar to an old mechanical hard drive "chattering" or "ticking." I have no mechanical HDDs installed. g.

System Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i7-12700K
Cooler: DeepCool LM360 AIO (right side top-mounted)
Motherboard: Gigabyte B760M AORUS ELITE
GPU: Intel Arc B580
Storage: All NVMe SSDs

https://reddit.com/link/1ul860e/video/axyvjdk6xqah1/player

Troubleshooting Steps Taken:
Ran radiator fans at 100% fixed speed—noise persists independently of fan speed.
Verified the radiator is the highest point in the loop.
Set AIO pump to a constant 100% speed in BIOS.
Could this be trapped air working its way into the radiator, or is it likely something else, like pump impeller resonance or case vibration? Appreciate any insights!

I cannot seem to attach an audio file so just did video of it occurring

Hey all, Newbie here

I’ve built a personal budgeting web app (~80% complete), and I’m now looking for a way to securely connect Australian bank accounts so transactions can auto-sync into my app.

Ideal setup:

• My web app is the only UI (I don’t want to use the provider’s consumer app)
• Provider handles Open Banking / CDR consent and bank connections
• I integrate via REST APIs / webhooks on the backend
• Low-cost or free is preferred

I’ve looked at Frollo, but from the outside, it seems geared more to B2B and their own consumer app, not individual developers. I've also developed a workaround and use uBank as a provider to export / import all transactions across multiple accounts however, this is manual and tedious.

Has anyone here:

• Integrated Frollo (or similar) into their own app as an independent dev?
• Found an Open Banking/aggregation provider in Australia that’s realistic for solo or small devs?

Any concrete provider names, experience, or “don’t bother, try X instead” advice would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks!