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some people are saying that they had an app pre-installed but mine did not...i downloaded the MSI Dragon Center and got access to the cpu and ram LED's....but still nothing for the case fans...also the middle fan in the front isn't lighting up at all but I have not gotten into the computer yet to double check it didn't fall off the pins during shipping....was going to check the software to see if it even should be lit up in the first place lol

OpenRGB provides a network-based Software Development Kit, which allows third-party software to control all of your RGB. This allows for game integrations, music visualization, ambient lighting, and anything else you can imagine. SDK bindings are available for multiple programming languages including C++, Python, C#, Java, and more. OpenRGB also includes an SDK client so you can synchronize multiple systems over the network.

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Technucally iBP isn't adding LEDs to cables themselves here - they are lit up through a cable management piece which connects to the cables as opposed to the cables themselves. The RGB LED cables to provide their light through cable management attachments which mount to individual cables shining their light down and around the cable path. iBuyPower wanted to integrate the lighting right into the cables themselves, however, after testing they found it was not practical as the wires were too rigid among other findings. Users are able to daisy chain up to three of these devices which connect to an RGB header on your motherboard allowing you to light up the full length of most cable runs.

We imagine the motherboard software is able to control the lighting and synchronize it to the RGB LEDs attached to it. In the pictures, we are able to see these LED connectors on 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe, 8-pin EPS, and 24-pin ATX for the motherboard and is a novel way to show off your custom cabling inside a chassis.

Click on the Peripherals menu option and look for RGB Fusion near the top of the list. RGB Fusion will have several different options to change the LED lighting mode, but just select Off to deactivate the RGB entirely.

you should be able to manipulate a button or other type of controller on the hub to change the colorpatterns of the fans. this hub may even have an aRGB cable leading out that can be connected to a motherboard header that would allow manual control of the aRGB LEDs through a motherboard control software. ff782bc1db