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In my experience, removing that software is tricky as well. There is OpenRGB (among others) that should be able to control lighting on multiple peripherals. An
by Scene_Cast2 5y ago
In my experience, removing that software is tricky as well.
There is OpenRGB (among others) that should be able to control lighting on multiple peripherals. And FanControl (among others) for fan curves.
- tgtweak 5y agoIt's a shit-show also, with every vendor having their own solution and 0 interop. RGB addressing isn't rocket science I'm not sure why every app needs its own proprietary daemon to handle this - mercy on your soul if you have corsair + asus + gigabyte in your system as I do.
- ziml77 5y agoI think it's because no one standardized on protocols for addressing RGB lighting on RAM, GPUs, and motherboards. We at least have those ARGB headers fairly standardized now, but wiring up even things that are slotted into the motherboard would suck (having just a few fans with those is already a mess). Also the manufacturers probably love it because it pushes people towards not mixing products from different companies.