Keeping that in mind, this often ends up confusing the new PC builders who are in the market looking for a good experience with the LED lighting. Big players like Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, as well as AsRock, have their own, proprietary RGB LED systems that are available on their components. With that said RGB lighting has taken over the market, and nearly every single manufacturer is releasing products that come with the lighting. Someone had to be clever enough to figure out that if they integrate RGB lighting, things will become even better. This was supposed to happen, and the foreshadowing was done when we got the LED lights in the market for the first time. Gigabyte please, just pay more attention to your software, please.) Can anyone tell me if they are experiencing the same thing? Thank you.īTW: I have the latest RGB Fusion Software.The fact that the RGB lighting system has taken over the PC market is nothing surprising. (The trident z RGB ram have addressable RGB, but I can't do that rainbow effect in the software. Gigabyte please fix it, the board is amazing but the software sucks and the option for lighting effect are so little. Any solutions? I have tried using the Trident Z Beta software, the two software just starts to freak out, and nothing will work. And this causes the entire thing to be out of sync and ugly AF. For example, color cycle, the motherboard starts to do color cycle first, and a few seconds later, the ram finally starts doing color cycle.

But when I actually open up RGB fusion and use anything other than static color, it's will not sync with the rest of the motherboard.

Skill's website, it says that it is RGB Fusion Compatible.

My gigabyte x470 gaming 7 Motherboard, which comes with RGB Fusion and from the G. Hi guys, I just want to make sure that I'm not the only person experiencing this problem.

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