Yep - latest chipset drivers from AMD site and tried reinstalling a couple of times.
Rbg fusion doesn't work until I am booted into windows?
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Yep - latest chipset drivers from AMD site and tried reinstalling a couple of times.
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Seriously the software sucks. There were new options that appeared. Always run on next reboot, and update schedule I clicked yes to the first and "while windows boot" to the second and it worked (kind of) jkust noticed its actually blue when I turn the computer on not white but has my low pulse speed that I setup. changes to white when I login, far better than it was though.
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The RGB Fusion software has 2 modes:
1. Sync mode - where the lighting effect applies to all rgb components
2. Motherboard controlled individual header settings - where you can assign different lighting effects to the different RGB strips on the motherboards and the different headers and what is connected to them.
If you are using Option 2, RGB Fusion won't load this until Windows loads in. until windows loads in it follows the Sync Mode settings.
Go into RGB fusion and click on Sync mode on the top left, set this to whatever colour/lighting effect you want (I have mine set to off) between power on and windows loading and Apply. Then click the motherboard picture to go back into the individual header settings.
Now when you start up it will show colour settings you specified in the sync mode until windows loads in.
1. Sync mode - where the lighting effect applies to all rgb components
2. Motherboard controlled individual header settings - where you can assign different lighting effects to the different RGB strips on the motherboards and the different headers and what is connected to them.
If you are using Option 2, RGB Fusion won't load this until Windows loads in. until windows loads in it follows the Sync Mode settings.
Go into RGB fusion and click on Sync mode on the top left, set this to whatever colour/lighting effect you want (I have mine set to off) between power on and windows loading and Apply. Then click the motherboard picture to go back into the individual header settings.
Now when you start up it will show colour settings you specified in the sync mode until windows loads in.
