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GCC (Gigabyte Control Center) doesn't manage the full RGB lighting of the Aorus 4070ti Elite.

GCC (Gigabyte Control Center) doesn't manage the full RGB lighting of the Aorus 4070ti Elite.

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hotdogking2468
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08-23-2023, 12:57 AM
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The motherboard is MSI B660M MORTAR DDR4, and the GPU is an Aorus 4070ti Elite. The installed software comprises: MSI center, Armory Crate (control keyboard), Logitech G Hub (control mouse), Aorus Engine, GCC, and RGB Fusion. The issue here is that the graphics card isn’t detected in RGB Fusion. There’s no lighting option in the Aorus Engine, yet it works in GCC with RGB Fusion. When I switch to GCC, the fan lighting changes as expected, but the side and front logos remain stuck in a fixed color. Restarting or reapplying the original lighting settings brings everything back to normal. This behavior is unusual. I’ve tried removing all lighting software and reinstalling GCC, deleting the Nvidia driver and reinstalling, but nothing resolved it. I also used Google Translate for explanation, which might sound odd. I’m uncertain whether to share this board information.
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hotdogking2468
08-23-2023, 12:57 AM #1

The motherboard is MSI B660M MORTAR DDR4, and the GPU is an Aorus 4070ti Elite. The installed software comprises: MSI center, Armory Crate (control keyboard), Logitech G Hub (control mouse), Aorus Engine, GCC, and RGB Fusion. The issue here is that the graphics card isn’t detected in RGB Fusion. There’s no lighting option in the Aorus Engine, yet it works in GCC with RGB Fusion. When I switch to GCC, the fan lighting changes as expected, but the side and front logos remain stuck in a fixed color. Restarting or reapplying the original lighting settings brings everything back to normal. This behavior is unusual. I’ve tried removing all lighting software and reinstalling GCC, deleting the Nvidia driver and reinstalling, but nothing resolved it. I also used Google Translate for explanation, which might sound odd. I’m uncertain whether to share this board information.

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LucaX2003
Member
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08-27-2023, 09:57 PM
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I usually stick to the software built into the motherboard. The real control for RGB is there, so I keep it simple by using just the hardware solution.
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LucaX2003
08-27-2023, 09:57 PM #2

I usually stick to the software built into the motherboard. The real control for RGB is there, so I keep it simple by using just the hardware solution.