I found two solutions to this issue, the first one is temporary while the last one is more of a permanent solution: Updated and performed a clean installation of iCUE (again just to be sure).Reinstalled both Armoury Crate and iCUE (just to be sure it's not iCUE).Updated Armoury Crate and all other Asus components.Turned in-game lighting effects off and back on again.Reset all lighting settings in Armoury Crate to defaults.Troubleshooting I tried in attempt to fix the problem: The RGB on the motherboard and the two strips just goes black and didn't turn on until I closed the game. I used Dying Light 2 for the test and the lighting effects worked fine at first but after a few minutes of playing I experienced exactly the same behaviour. Since iCUE integration with Asus motherboards is implemented via the in-game lighting effects option in Armoury Crate I decided to close iCUE to prevent any conflicts and start up a game with Asus lighting effects as a test. I use only iCUE to control RGB since almost every component in my build is Corsair and my Asus lighting works with it too. It started when I updated iCUE but I believe it is just a coincidence and the problem is with Armoury Crate. It will sometimes work for hours before failing and other times it fails within a few minutes.
Like the title says, my RGB on my motherboard including two 4-pin rgb strips plugged into the board kept dying completely randomly. I wanted to make a post about this issue I had for the past few months since I could not find any one else having this problem on the internet.
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