You both, Bad 💀 Motha and Monkey are actually right, depending on the firmware's software, some do code windows registries but Asus, I noticed a lot of issues I read about MSI and Gigabyte are not common with Asus but yes the RGB commands and codes are on both Windows registries and registered memory of the hardware itself. and all my fans, ram, cooler, gpu are all displaying the colors I had set to them. I mainly use EVGA gpus and ASUS mobos and never had a problem. Yes possibly an issue with MSI cards then I guess. However it doesn't work like that and that is why I made my point about it.

I complained to MSI about that very thing saying it is expected to be able to store the changes on the GPU itself exactly the way you describe. But not when shutdown and not if I uninstall the MSI SDK. If I merely restart my system in stays using what I set. How about you listen to someone that owns the hardware and has actually complained to MSI about it?Īfter a shutdown my MSi RTX 2060 Super boots with the Rainbow effect, Factory settings, until it reaches Windows. all of that can be saved to the device so that should I plug into a different PC or wipe my own PC, or load up into a different OS that all of that is already there, per the device itself. While my Logitech G500/G500S don't have customization for led colors, it does for the dpi, polling rate, sensitivity. We've had the ability to do this for approx a decade with various devices that have LEDs, such as my old Alienware keyboard for example. But again once changed the program cam be uninstalled and never needed unless wanted to change it again. Just need a program to initially change them is all. You could then leave it alone once changed how you want, it does not rely on anything inside any OS to keep the colors.

Which is why all those colors are correct when you first power on your PC. When you change the colors for your fans, mouse, keyboard, cpu cooler, gpu. 引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：Never heard of such a thing.

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