Yes, some RGB motherboards and RAM modules include buttons to disable the lighting.
Yes, some RGB motherboards and RAM modules include buttons to disable the lighting.
Searching for replacements without RGB options is challenging. Most RGB parts include physical controls for dimming or turning them off via software. For the ASUS Strix X570-E and G.Skill Trident Z RGB, confirm if firmware updates or alternative models offer non-RGB solutions.
I believe this setting will disable it continuously. Other programs also manage RGB settings similarly to how they handle your keyboard and mouse.
Typically, motherboard RGB strips and their connectors can be turned off via the BIOS without needing any additional software on the operating system. For GPUs and RAM that have RGB features, you generally have to set up specific programs to disable them.
No, RAM RGB settings don't persist after reboots like GPU configurations do.