F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Adjust the RGB settings on the motherboard near the audio and PCIe areas to activate the lights.

Adjust the RGB settings on the motherboard near the audio and PCIe areas to activate the lights.

Adjust the RGB settings on the motherboard near the audio and PCIe areas to activate the lights.

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NinatoPvP
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04-20-2020, 05:20 PM
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You recently purchased the Aorus B550 Pro V2 motherboard with 5950x. According to the manual, RGB lights are present near the audio section and the VRM cooler area. The VRM LED lights function properly, but the lights near the audio section remain inactive. You've tried using RGB Fusion and checked the BIOS, but no relevant settings were found. The BIOS is currently updated to the latest version.
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NinatoPvP
04-20-2020, 05:20 PM #1

You recently purchased the Aorus B550 Pro V2 motherboard with 5950x. According to the manual, RGB lights are present near the audio section and the VRM cooler area. The VRM LED lights function properly, but the lights near the audio section remain inactive. You've tried using RGB Fusion and checked the BIOS, but no relevant settings were found. The BIOS is currently updated to the latest version.

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DarkcuT
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04-20-2020, 09:31 PM
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It probably isn<|pad|>, but does it really count? You can keep using the PC right now—you won’t even realize it if you didn’t try. I’m pretty sure those options aren’t something you can switch on manually, so I’d just reach out to Gigabyte directly.
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DarkcuT
04-20-2020, 09:31 PM #2

It probably isn<|pad|>, but does it really count? You can keep using the PC right now—you won’t even realize it if you didn’t try. I’m pretty sure those options aren’t something you can switch on manually, so I’d just reach out to Gigabyte directly.

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Kazumi_Makoto
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04-20-2020, 10:37 PM
#3
You can observe LEDs on the PCB, possibly indicating they utilize their own functionality without any visible components present.
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Kazumi_Makoto
04-20-2020, 10:37 PM #3

You can observe LEDs on the PCB, possibly indicating they utilize their own functionality without any visible components present.