what would you build?

Every manufacturer insists that you use their own software for ARGB so if you have a RGB motherboard that's one bit of software, RGB gpu that's another, fans, that's another, case, yet another and so on. That's a lot of bloated software that can be buggy as hell, just look at the disaster that is icue and also Armoury Crate both of which cause numerous problems. I use Windows to control all of my ARGB under Dynamic Lighting. I have mine set to static apart from the top and bottom of the case which is in "Cylon" mode but that's my preferred option. I could have all manner of effects and colours if I wanted but I find anything other than static too distracting.

In theory third party apps such as SignalRGB and OpenRGB should work with everything, but they can still be a touch iffy depending on the combo used.

The last time I built an "RGB" rig I picked up a third party hub/controller from the rainforest for £15-20 that had a phone APP, removed a lot of the ballache you get with software and given it was for someone who couch games being able to control the lighting from across the room was a fun novelty.
 
Every manufacturer insists that you use their own software for ARGB so if you have a RGB motherboard that's one bit of software, RGB gpu that's another, fans, that's another, case, yet another and so on. That's a lot of bloated software that can be buggy as hell, just look at the disaster that is icue and also Armoury Crate both of which cause numerous problems
yes i know, but thanks for explaining anyway. This build will need x1 ARGB for the top AIO, plus whatever program controls that, with lian li connect on the side. not expecting this to be much of a headache.
The proof will be in the pudding! FWIW Asus Armoury works really well for me too
 
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