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I wanted to go RGB free when I built my desktop, but ran into the exact issue you describe. I kinda just shrugged and accepted it, but maybe I should have looke
by water-data-dude 7mo ago
I wanted to go RGB free when I built my desktop, but ran into the exact issue you describe. I kinda just shrugged and accepted it, but maybe I should have looked more deeply into their configurability. Off or all white would be a much better look IMO
- jonathanlydall 7mo agoOn my ASUS TUF motherboard there is simply an option in the BIOS to turn off the LEDs. It’s an old motherboard though, bought in 2018, but I would expect the option to be available on new ones too.
- returnorthrow 7mo agoWhat drives me crazy is that recently I had to download three separate bloated Electron app packages just to turn off the RGB in my new mobo, RAM and GPU because in 2025/26 we still don’t have vendors using a common protocol to control RGB.
- shellwizard 7mo agoThere's openrgb, authors not all brands/models are supported
- 0_____0 7mo agoI once tore apart my laptop and ripped out all the blue leds and replaced them with green amber reds. If yoi hate it that much you can just mod it. Soldering iron and a magnifier if you're over 30.