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Problems with RGB settings

Problems with RGB settings

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Mickey_VincQuo
Junior Member
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06-06-2023, 01:00 AM
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I've been using this setup for several years now, but suddenly the RGB display is behaving oddly. In the attached picture, the color appears as pure white. The fans on the rear, GPU, and cooler are functioning normally. The top and rear fans show a greenish hue. This issue also affects the RAM, especially the DIMMs in slots 1 and 3, which developed a green tint before any changes. All fans are linked through a single ARGB header with a 1 to 3 splitter. The front rear fans are connected to the default controller included with the case, which is also tied to the splitter.
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Mickey_VincQuo
06-06-2023, 01:00 AM #1

I've been using this setup for several years now, but suddenly the RGB display is behaving oddly. In the attached picture, the color appears as pure white. The fans on the rear, GPU, and cooler are functioning normally. The top and rear fans show a greenish hue. This issue also affects the RAM, especially the DIMMs in slots 1 and 3, which developed a green tint before any changes. All fans are linked through a single ARGB header with a 1 to 3 splitter. The front rear fans are connected to the default controller included with the case, which is also tied to the splitter.

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T3iFul
Member
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06-06-2023, 06:47 AM
#2
The hue seems more yellow than expected (possibly my screen needs calibration), but if it's indeed yellow, the issue might be with the blue LEDs—cable damage, header failure, or similar. Quickest check: change the color to #0000FF and observe if it activates. If it does, trace the wiring to verify integrity.
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T3iFul
06-06-2023, 06:47 AM #2

The hue seems more yellow than expected (possibly my screen needs calibration), but if it's indeed yellow, the issue might be with the blue LEDs—cable damage, header failure, or similar. Quickest check: change the color to #0000FF and observe if it activates. If it does, trace the wiring to verify integrity.

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Happeh_
Junior Member
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06-07-2023, 02:40 AM
#3
I've adjusted the colours individually—red, blue, and green each set to full intensity while the other two stay at zero. Most colours appear correctly, though some fans seem a bit darker than expected. It looks like the green tone is more pronounced rather than yellowish. There seems to be a difference between the RGB values in each DIMM, suggesting it might not be connected to the ARGB header. Also, the RAM stick colors change around the time it happens. I'm sending more photos; they're harder to see in images but very noticeable in real life, especially on the RAM.
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Happeh_
06-07-2023, 02:40 AM #3

I've adjusted the colours individually—red, blue, and green each set to full intensity while the other two stay at zero. Most colours appear correctly, though some fans seem a bit darker than expected. It looks like the green tone is more pronounced rather than yellowish. There seems to be a difference between the RGB values in each DIMM, suggesting it might not be connected to the ARGB header. Also, the RAM stick colors change around the time it happens. I'm sending more photos; they're harder to see in images but very noticeable in real life, especially on the RAM.