Linux RGB-Control Compatability
by Arct1c_f0x from LinuxQuestions.org on (#52Z0D)
A little background info:
I'm currently building a new desktop. I'll include a parts list below for the hell of it but what i'm particularly interested in is RGB lighting for my new desktop as I bought the Corair iCUE 465x with RGB fans and a tempered glass sidepanel and I want to have some nice RGB lighting inside.
My main question is this:
If I buy RAM, a motherboard, a coolant radiator, more fans, and all these components have RGB displays will there be some sort of open source software from somewhere like github with which I can control the lighting? Another question I have is will these RGB lights light up and function in some way or another as soon as I turn on the desktop for the first time after I have fully constructed it?
Currently the parts I have bought
Case - Corsair iCUE 465x
PSU - Corsair CX750M
Motherboard - Asus ROG STRIX -f
CPU - AMD Ryzen 3600x
GPU - TBD
RAM - TBD
Radiator - TBD
Additional fans - TBD
Thanks and if you guys have any tips with regard to RAM modules or other hardware pieces with RGB that are readily supported for linux that would be great
I'm currently building a new desktop. I'll include a parts list below for the hell of it but what i'm particularly interested in is RGB lighting for my new desktop as I bought the Corair iCUE 465x with RGB fans and a tempered glass sidepanel and I want to have some nice RGB lighting inside.
My main question is this:
If I buy RAM, a motherboard, a coolant radiator, more fans, and all these components have RGB displays will there be some sort of open source software from somewhere like github with which I can control the lighting? Another question I have is will these RGB lights light up and function in some way or another as soon as I turn on the desktop for the first time after I have fully constructed it?
Currently the parts I have bought
Case - Corsair iCUE 465x
PSU - Corsair CX750M
Motherboard - Asus ROG STRIX -f
CPU - AMD Ryzen 3600x
GPU - TBD
RAM - TBD
Radiator - TBD
Additional fans - TBD
Thanks and if you guys have any tips with regard to RAM modules or other hardware pieces with RGB that are readily supported for linux that would be great