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#1 2023-01-06 10:14:19
- Der Chefkoch
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RGB lighting... does it work?
[SOLVED] As I am currently building a fully fledged PC and intend to run Arch on it, I am wondering if RGB components (Motherboard, RAM...) could - if they supported it - could be configured under Arch? Or would this be Windows only?
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#2 2023-01-06 11:09:54
- V1del
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Re: RGB lighting... does it work?
Highly depends on what mainboard/RGB components you intend to use. For the boards/chipsets it supports OpenRGB works quite well.
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#3 2023-01-06 12:33:59
- Der Chefkoch
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Re: RGB lighting... does it work?
Thx!
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#4 2023-01-06 13:39:09
- Der Chefkoch
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Re: RGB lighting... does it work?
Highly depends on what mainboard/RGB components you intend to use. For the boards/chipsets it supports OpenRGB works quite well.
... one more thing, would it be possible to configure them in a Windows VM? Recalling my little RGB experience, at least some devices save configs to the device?
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#5 2023-01-06 22:50:56
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Re: RGB lighting... does it work?
Without passthrough through just a VM highly unlikely for the majority of contexts you'd want to do it for.
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