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Sorry, I don't know. I don't use Aura or RGB lights. It could be which motherboard header you have the lights plugged into. There are static RGB headers and addressable RGB headers on this board anyway. Just a guess.
Sorry, I don't know. I don't use Aura or RGB lights. It could be which motherboard header you have the lights plugged into. There are static RGB headers and addressable RGB headers on this board anyway. Just a guess.
It was Cliff that was asking earlier .....link below.
2018 Hardware Thread - Page 143 - Windows 10 Forums
I got everything working now(this morning I found out my front panel HD audio wasn't seated correctly too, when I tried my headphones)
The TT Floe Riing's problem with the pump RGB not working was, there are 2 very small USB connectors, one for the controller, and one that connects to additional controllers(if one has any, I don't) I had the wrong one connedted, like I thought last night, but was too tired to mess around with it.
The 2 addressable RGB strips connector was also not seated correctly were I have two strips connect togeather, The must have separated a little as I was adjusting the position.
And lastly I took a look at the RGB controller for the two front fans that come with the case, and saw it has a different connector than the cables(to the HALO fan frames) do(only 2 pins it looks). I might be able to disconnect that, and use an extension cable and connect the fans to the motherboard by using one of the open daisy chain connectors.
But for now I'll leave it.
My RGB setup:
Radiator fans: Floe Ring TT RGB Plus
Back outtake fan & two 40cm RGB strips & Motherboard: AURA
Video Card: Zotac's Spectra
2 front Phanteks fans and one 1 meter RGB: the cases controller
To be honest, I really hate need to use all that software, to set stuff up, and it doesn't even have the same effects, except for static & breathing, but they're boring.
The only positive is, except for the Riing fans(which have the PWM controller too), all the other programs don't need to run in the background(system tray) once set.