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Hey sorry I should have edited the post, turns out you have to hold down the led colour change switch which changes it to sync with the motherboard however RGB fusion wasn't having any of it and actually blue screened my pc a couple of times. I returned this motherboard anyway as I was still having other issues with it, I went for the Asus tuf x570 gaming plus as it was cheaper and had the same amount of power phases, I like to overclock a little

Hi, first time poster, I recently purchased the Gigabyte x570 Aorus Elite motherboard which has addressable RGB headers aswell as VDG headers, The case is the Aerocool Python but the video tutorial on how to plug the rgb headers in is a bit outdated since gigabyte dont use the same connector shown in the video but the msi / asus connector fits the motherboard just fine. I have the molex connector plugged in so the fans run fine but just with the presets and not the rgb fusion one i want. I have been sat here for the past 4 hours trying to sort this out as I personally do not like the colours that are preconfigured in the controller. I know gigabyte's fusion software is definitely not the greatest and has crashed on me multiple times, it still picks up my motherboard for lighting but not the case fans, I have also uninstalled fusion and tried using OpenRGB but that program doesnt show the case fans either which leads me to believe that the motherboard is not picking the fans up, should I have a setting turned on in the bios? Is there another connector I have missed out to plug in? Here is what the tutorial says: This is what I have it plugged into: I'd appreciate any help whatsoever as I really like this motherboard so far. My full system specs in case they are needed: Ryzen 5 2600 OC @ 3.9 Ghz MSI RTX 2060 Super 16GB Corsair 2133mhz DDR4 RAM Gigabyte Aorus X570 Elite Aerocool Python case