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Can the RGB lighting on a ASUS X570 TUF Plus Gaming be changed

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1 minute ago, CuzinEd said:

It's one strip on the right side of the motherboard. Half of it's blocked by the GPU. You can barely see it unless you go looking for it. But I am not a real big fan of RGB and I don't like the unicorn puke rainbow of colors. 

 

I looked in AI suite and didn't see a way to change it there. Is it in the BIOS? 

 

I don't know why they bothered to put it on there anyway. I guess so they could say it has RGB. 

I will guess you need ASUS Aura, as that is their dedicated RGB program.

https://www.asus.com/campaign/aura/global/download.php

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It's one strip on the right side of the motherboard. Half of it's blocked by the GPU. You can barely see it unless you go looking for it. But I am not a real big fan of RGB and I don't like the unicorn puke rainbow of colors. 

 

I looked in AI suite and didn't see a way to change it there. Is it in the BIOS? 

 

I don't know why they bothered to put it on there anyway. I guess so they could say it has RGB. 

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1 minute ago, CuzinEd said:

It's one strip on the right side of the motherboard. Half of it's blocked by the GPU. You can barely see it unless you go looking for it. But I am not a real big fan of RGB and I don't like the unicorn puke rainbow of colors. 

 

I looked in AI suite and didn't see a way to change it there. Is it in the BIOS? 

 

I don't know why they bothered to put it on there anyway. I guess so they could say it has RGB. 

I will guess you need ASUS Aura, as that is their dedicated RGB program.

https://www.asus.com/campaign/aura/global/download.php

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