r/RGBProfiles

I saw a lot of people trying to find alternatives to control ASUS RGB, but couldn’t really find a solution. My PC mostly consists of NZXT parts (when it comes to RGB lighting). However, my motherboard is an ASUS ROG Strix B850-E Gaming WiFi, so I was searching for a solution to control it besides Armoury Crate. I tried SignalRGB, but I didn't like it; sometimes my devices randomly disappeared and the lights just turned off. This also happened to the pump screen, and after that, the app couldn't recognize it anymore.

So, I just accepted my fate, reinstalled Armoury Crate, and ran it just for the motherboard lights. It always frustrated me that Armoury Crate was on my PC, especially after the research I did (YT videos, Reddit posts, etc.). All in all, no one recommends it because it has so much background usage.

I finally decided to uninstall it and just turn the motherboard lighting off in the BIOS. Before disabling it—I don't know why—I checked Windows Dynamic Lighting, but there were no devices listed to control. So, I went straight to the BIOS but before turning aura off, I found an option under Advanced Options > Onboard Devices: "Enable Windows Dynamic Lighting to control RGB". After enabling it, Windows detected my motherboard, and I can now set a static color. Way less costumization option, but for someone that only wants a static color it will work perfectly fine. No Armoury Crate, no SignalRGB!

P.S.: During boot/shut down the lights switch to rainbow, but once your system boots up, they almost immediately switch to the set color.

Alguém pode me dizer por que as luzes RGB dos meus módulos de RAM não ficam sincronizadas?

Não importa qual efeito de iluminação eu use (exceto o estático), sempre tenho o mesmo problema: um módulo de RAM gradualmente fica adiantado em relação ao outro, mesmo que o software mostre que ambos estão configurados exatamente da mesma forma.

Quando mantenho o iCUE aberto, a diferença é muito pequena. No entanto, quando ativo o Modo de Memória do Dispositivo e fecho o aplicativo, os módulos de RAM piscam uma vez e ficam completamente dessincronizados.

Quanto mais tempo ficam ligados, mais dessincronizados ficam. É como se um módulo estivesse executando os efeitos de iluminação um pouco mais rápido que o outro.

Estou lidando com esse problema há meses e, sinceramente, não sei mais o que tentar. Nem mesmo reinstalar o Windows resolveu.

Alguém pode me ajudar?

(Corsair Vegeance RGB PRO)

Heyy
so I've been having this issue for a while now​, where my RGB controller doesn't send light to my fans but the fans spin normally, recently tho i connected the hub to a separate RGB controller ( the one my CPU cooler comes with ) and the lights finally worked but defaults to white, then i found out that if i put anything close enough to the hub​ or tap it as shown in the video above, ​it starts acting weird and changing colors and modes, i tried using the included remote to switch from M/B control to R /C control but no luck. i had a friend of mine check the soldering and connections by opening the hub and testing the circuit board but nothing was wrong ​
Any one has any idea why this is happening !?
Btw if i remove the 2 pin to ARGB wire that's coming from the hub or connect it back to the motherboard ARGB port I get no lights at all​.

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Got back into the master race after 6-7 year hiatus here’s the set up

Do such things exist?

If so, do they go between the speaker's 3.5mm jack and the PC? If so, what if the speakers use 3x 3.5mm (such as my Logitech Z906 5.1 speakers)?

I reached out to angwatt customer service to get a new led controller.

The stock T1 Max only has permanent amber DRLs as you can see in the second pic, while its more recent sister, the F1 Max comes with rgb leds in the frame and stem.

I simply plan to install the F1 Max led control board into my T1 Max, as both models share ALL of their other electronics. So I expect this mod to be mostly plug and play.

I also asked for the two black rectangles in the first pic. They're actually handlebar mounted turn signals. I want them as they're mounted higher, so more visible than the stock turn signals. They're also much more repairable. Their 3pin connectors are exposed, as opposed to the stock ones that take opening up the chassis to unplug them directly off the led controller.

Finally, I asked for all of the F1 Max's led strips, as I don't know whether the stock strips are compatible with the new dynamic controller, and I also plan on adding the F1Max stem strip in other parts of my whip.

About that one, I'm hesitant. I originally wanted a plexi sheet between the frame and the mat to run the stem strip into. But I also have the idea of making a plexiglass piece and mount it on my stem. Though, I'm currently leaning more towards the later option since it'll be cheaper. I won't need to pay a professional to make a structural piece that'll take significant stress. What would you recommend?

Hey everyone, I had a question about the JONSBO fans and hoping someone here has figured this out.
I saw an Amazon review where the RGB light ring around the fan is one color while the fan blades are a completely different color. I’d love to replicate that effect, but I can’t figure out how they did it.

I’m controlling my RGB through SignalRGB. Since JONSBO isn’t officially supported, I had to create a custom device profile for the fans. I’m also not using the controller that came with the fans and have them connected directly to my motherboard’s 5V ARGB header.

Could the included JONSBO controller be what allows the outer light ring and inner fan LEDs to be controlled independently? Or is this possible through SignalRGB if the custom device is set up correctly?

Posted a picture of my setup alongside the Amazon review I’m referring to. Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated!

I opened my case and found these unplugged. This is my first computer my rgb hasn’t work for a long time I’m wondering what these do. Aurora r16