How does this Newfangled RGB Stuff Work

[IshTheDarkLord]

I've had a 4790K for the past 6 years or so, and I figure it's time to move to some newer hardware.  I'm looking into getting a Ryzen 5600X, 32GB of G.Skill Trident Z RGB, and an Asus ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING motherboard.  I'll be combining this with my existing Kraken X61 and an Asus RTX 2080 STRIX.  

 

So the question is, is there some way I can combine all this RGB malarkey into a single program?  I'm hoping to avoid a bunch of programs that have to run on startup.  I don't want any special effects or anything; I just want to press the power button, have it all turn pink, and be done with it.  I will have NZXT CAM regardless of additional RGB software, so that should be able to control the CPU cooler.  

 

Thoughts? Would a different hardware layout work better for the RGB to work together? I'm open to ideas.

 

Bonus question:  Anybody know if the Trident Z RGB will retain its RGB settings when the computer is in BIOS or booting? It would be nice if it did, but its not like it would influence my purchase.  

[CT854]

With the Asus motherboard, you should be able to use Asus Sync for both the motherboard's backlights and the RAM. It's actually somewhat plug-and-play.

 

Do you have any RGB fans, or are those the only RGB components in the system?

[IshTheDarkLord]

CT854:

The only controllable RGB I'm planning on is the GPU, motherboard, RAM, and CPU cooler.  I might add some case LEDs later, but I figured I could power that from the header on the GPU.  Thanks for the help!