Armoury crate asus rgb

[Dallies]

Hi thanks for looking.

Does anybody no a way around using this crap?

The problem is every time I switch my pc on all my rgb devices are automatically on and blue the colour of my choice. Then windows starts and rgb addressing is switched off. I then have to launch armoury crate and set rgb to on again.

I'm guessing this is the armoury crate software disabling it!

If I shut down my pc without launching crate all rgb lighting comes on again before shutdown.
Windows wouldn't be responsible would it? There's no settings anywhere in Windows for rgb addressing, not what I can find anyway.

 

[Dallies]

I've found it clunky and hard to use as well. I had settings that have changed. Sure the armoury crate is the cause. Thankfully i'm not overly fussed but it clearly shouldn't be making changes on it's own.

It's like it's forcing you to open crate every time Windows starts! The thing is after the asus aura stopped working my rgb lighting was still on and solid blue. It was only after updating my bios it went back to breathing colors at me. Maybe If I set the colour then uninstall crate it might go back to the way it was. I like the breathing thing but my gpu is evga and memory is corsair and for the life of me I can't get them to all sync. Sometimes I can get the colours synced but after a few minutes it's like a display of different rainbows inside my pc!

Thanks.

 

[Dallies]

Could be worse. Could be iCue.

Lol I can't say I've had any problems with iCue. Yet! Apart from both sticks of ram going out of sync on rainbow mode. What don't you like about it?

Thanks.

 

[Dallies]

It's how armoury crate has been since they forced people to upgrade to it over the older Aura Sync.

I don't know why they changed it. I read somewhere they was blaming it on a windows update stopping asus aura from working.

Thanks.

 

[Dallies]

Yeah I binned off armoury crate, so much bloat.

Could try OpenRGB

That works with the motherboard RGB, mostly.

I'll have a look at open rgb.

Thanks.

 

[Dallies]

It's a gig. Just to control a few sticks of RGB. Madness.

And as a result, it hogs resources.

Yeah I didn't look at it like that. I never really noticed the size. Since being on 5g download sizes don't stand out so much.

Thanks.

 

[Dallies]

Yeah I binned off armoury crate, so much bloat.

Could try OpenRGB

That works with the motherboard RGB, mostly.

OpenRGB works a treat. Addresses the mb and memory.

Thanks for the tip.