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Conflict between two RGB software programs:^(

Conflict between two RGB software programs:^(

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wilda_cool
Junior Member
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01-16-2017, 02:26 PM
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Hello everyone, I recently upgraded my GPU to a 1070 and now this bigboi has RGB lighting on it, so I had to install Armoury Crate to experiment with it. Until now, everything worked smoothly with the RGB Fusion 2.0 that came with my motherboard. After installing Armoury Crate, my RAM no longer appeared in Fusion 2.0's device list. My aim is to either show a fixed color from each LED I can configure via Fusion 2.0, or have the GPU and RAM managed separately through Armoury Crate—so both effects run independently. Right now, if I select one, it only saves until I power off the PC; when I restart, it either restores the GPU mode I left or reverts to default, which is red for the GPU and rainbow for RAM. I've tried reinstalling RGB Fusion 2.0 but it still can't locate the RAM. Could you share screenshots?
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wilda_cool
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM #1

Hello everyone, I recently upgraded my GPU to a 1070 and now this bigboi has RGB lighting on it, so I had to install Armoury Crate to experiment with it. Until now, everything worked smoothly with the RGB Fusion 2.0 that came with my motherboard. After installing Armoury Crate, my RAM no longer appeared in Fusion 2.0's device list. My aim is to either show a fixed color from each LED I can configure via Fusion 2.0, or have the GPU and RAM managed separately through Armoury Crate—so both effects run independently. Right now, if I select one, it only saves until I power off the PC; when I restart, it either restores the GPU mode I left or reverts to default, which is red for the GPU and rainbow for RAM. I've tried reinstalling RGB Fusion 2.0 but it still can't locate the RAM. Could you share screenshots?

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BreddyBoom
Member
93
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM
#2
It's quite a chaotic mix of RGB protocols, really. The signal RGB supports every device you mentioned, while OpenRGB offers an open-source alternative.
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BreddyBoom
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM #2

It's quite a chaotic mix of RGB protocols, really. The signal RGB supports every device you mentioned, while OpenRGB offers an open-source alternative.

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ImJustBlue
Junior Member
19
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM
#3
I'll make sure to look at it when I get home, thanks.
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ImJustBlue
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM #3

I'll make sure to look at it when I get home, thanks.

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Red_Ranger08
Junior Member
40
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM
#4
Consider OpenRGB. The newest release is 0.7, and it's available under an open-source license.
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Red_Ranger08
01-16-2017, 02:26 PM #4

Consider OpenRGB. The newest release is 0.7, and it's available under an open-source license.