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Open up iCUE and click on the ASUS motherboard icon that should be listed on your profile home interface and select the Lighting Effects tab on the left hand side.

We’ll use the motherboard setup process as the example. The process is the same for both components so follow these steps to customize your RGB lighting effects. If you’ve got ASUS RGB components like a graphics card or motherboard, you can sync their RGB lighting together with the rest of your CORSAIR gear using the CORSAIR iCUE software!įirst you’ll need to have your ASUS motherboard and graphics card properly set up while having the latest versions of ASUS Armoury Crate and CORSAIR iCUE installed on your PC.ĪSUS Armoury Crate (Left). not sure it is possible since every company deliberately makes it impossible, but if they can manage it, those who like flashy stuff will be very happy.System builders are well aware of the components produced by our friends over at ASUS. if MS could pull it off, it would be a great achievement.

everything else was rather easy to get used to in day to day computing.

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Hardest thing was learning how to pass through a gpu and some usb ports and such to the vm so it could handle the game and controller. i have NOTHING from MS installed outside of the win 10 vm and plan on keeping it that way :) every other thing i want to do is just as easy on linux as it is on windows. got a win 10 vm for the few games i have that need it. I did it to avoid Win 10 and i'm very happy i did it. Might end up going/learning Linux just to avoid WIN11 (and likely 12's) unpopular changes. Its QoL is a downgrade over win10 for ppl who know how to use their computer. Hotaru251 said:As much as I like the idea of this stuff.I still won't go to WIN11.

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I used to use a third party software called 'Jacknet' and it actually synced everything except the EVGA graphics card with effects running. I set everything I have to my favorite static color and call it a day. I recently got a new mouse and keyboard because I cannot be bothered with iCue anymore. I have an asus x570-f motherboard, a coolermaster H500m case (and fans), a Coolermaster ml360r AIO, an EVGA 3080 FTW3 graphics card, Gskill Royal RAM, and I used to have a corsair K70 keyboard and M65 mouse. I have uninstalled armor crate.Īll of the component vendor wants you to be locked into their ecosystem, especially Corsair.I used to have a very similar setup to yours. Then I have GSkill Memory so I need their lighting app for that.

My Keyboard, mouse and headset, and motherboard lighting all of these items are Corsair products except the motherboard but there is an Asus plugin in cue for that. Makaveli said:I am also on the fence if MS can clean this up. Microsoft is launching this feature in a preview build, which will drop for Insiders who don't want to unlock things via command prompt later this month (maybe later today?), because it's still a work in progress.

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While I often complain that Razer's Synapse 3 Chroma module is unnecessarily convoluted (it is), I don't think 'reverse rainbow' can be legitimately considered a separate lighting effect from 'rainbow.' There are controls for brightness, effect speed, and the option to match your Windows accent color, but there are no options for more than one custom color, nor is there any recognition of accessories' multiple RGB zones.īut again, this is the hidden ambient lighting feature in Windows 11 Insider build 25370.1 - the Dynamic Lighting feature might be an entirely different feature altogether (but it's probably not). The current customization options are pretty sparse. Peripheral software is so 'fragmented' because it tries to support too many devices, and that's usually just within one brand. In other words, it seems like Microsoft is already facing the same compatibility issues that peripheral apps face - including universal RGB apps like SignalRGB.

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You can find the lighting controls in Settings > Personalization > Lighting, where it's currently called 'ambient lighting.' Perhaps the just-announced 'Dynamic Lighting' will be wildly different from this ambient lighting, but I doubt it.Ĭurrently, the ambient lighting feature only recognizes my keyboard and not the many other RGB-equipped peripherals I have connected to this PC (including a mouse, mouse dock, mouse pad, speakers, and a desk, not to mention my case fan lighting). I did it so you don't have to, and, as you can see, it's not very exciting.

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