MSI Coreliquid 360R lacks RGB options.
MSI Coreliquid 360R lacks RGB options.
You're experiencing an issue where the RGB lighting on your MSI Coreliquid 360R cooler stops working when you log into Windows. It seems the problem might be related to your motherboard (Asus Z390-F Gaming) not being compatible with the cooler's RGB settings. Have you confirmed that all connections are secure and there are no loose cables? Also, check if your motherboard supports RGB lighting for this model. If everything checks out but the issue persists, it could be a hardware or driver problem.
I'm not familiar with using an ASUS board before RGB. My assumption is correct. Check the motherboard manual for instructions on connecting the RGB headers.
The motherboard features two RGB headers, and I’ve been using one for fans due to its four-pin design. The cooler head, which used to be a 3-pin (v5-D-G) setup, has a header on the board that matches the old location over the CPU. It seems to be functioning during startup but not when the system is running as a desktop.
It seems the product info might be mixed up. The box claims compatibility with Mystic Light, but the hub isn't showing that. You might need an MSI hub for full functionality.
No, the RGB header isn't loose, it was verified earlier. The unusual part is hoping MSI will improve the Dragon Center in the future to recognize cooler fans better. Regarding your question, can I purchase a 140x140x20 fan anywhere? I’ve only seen 140x140x25 models. A single fan won’t fit on top of the PC case due to the large cooler size—haha! I was using a cheating solution until I found a 140x140x20 (mm) model...