The fan control panel may require the system to be open for it to initialize properly.
The fan control panel may require the system to be open for it to initialize properly.
Hello, I just assembled my new PC and everything is working fine. However, when I power it off and turn it back on, the RGB case fan doesn't activate until Windows launches. I also couldn't sync all the RGB settings inside the system, and after spending about 42 seconds opening a window, the PC displayed: Ryzen 3700X, ASUS X570 TUF Gaming, plus WiFi. The motherboard is Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX™ 2060 with 6GB RAM, and the case is Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB M.2.
It's typical. Additionally, Corsair RGB uses iCUE for the Asus MB and Asus GPU are managed via AURA. Your task is to create balanced RGB environments.
The boot time appears unusually slow for an R7 3700X, taking around 20 seconds from power-on to logged in. After that, the correct timing is confirmed by @Beer_Nontitju. RGB sync typically doesn’t function until the Windows program starts unless a dedicated RGB controller is used inside the case. Here’s an example: my RAM will appear as a rainbow upon initialization. Once booted, it follows the pattern set in the software. My case fans are managed by a Corsair RGB Controller, which cycles according to its configuration. I intend to replace the controller and connect directly to the motherboard soon, allowing me to sync using software. In my setup, both my MSI motherboard and MSI Mystic Light software support Corsair, avoiding any conflicts you mentioned.