RGB components Whites look off/don't match

[Spoingboib]

I can't get my RGB colors to look like each other, not even a simple white!

for example, the rgb on my 4090 fe shows white color perfectly, the white is a REAL white (like a white on screen)
but 3 of my front corsair fans display the same white color in a weird way it almost looks blue-ish.

It's incredibly ugly, it makes the corsair ones look like some no brand Chinese fan.

I've used openRGB, corsair ICUE and asus armory crate in various ways I just cant get the colors to look like each other even though i set all to fully white, some of the whites are blue cold whites, while some others are TRUE whites.

I cant find the exact model of my corsair fans (they came with my 5000D case along with a lighting node pro)

[Ottoman420]

So turn the 4090 rgb to match the corsair fans. add a slight blue

[DoctorNick]

12 minutes ago, Ottoman420 said:

So turn the 4090 rgb to match the corsair fans. add a slight blue

This or get white led fans

[venomtail]

White colour uniformity is one of the hardest things to achieve, across all range of products for a single brand, let alone when throwing in together multiple brands. Damn near impossible. 

 

All you can really do is switch to a colour that's easier to match of match every other RGB component to the worst performing one.

[TatamiMatt]

Or tinker with a colour spectrum if thats an option to try and get a similar white ouput from different white inputs, so, for example, your fans might have more red/green to combat the blue while the gpu is running true white, and it ends up outputting the same or very similar white colours

[Spoingboib]

49 minutes ago, Ottoman420 said:

So turn the 4090 rgb to match the corsair fans. add a slight blue

haha never thought of it because i didnt like the cold white, i liked true white

[Spoingboib]

34 minutes ago, venomtail said:

White colour uniformity is one of the hardest things to achieve, across all range of products for a single brand, let alone when throwing in together multiple brands. Damn near impossible. 

 

All you can really do is switch to a colour that's easier to match of match every other RGB component to the worst performing one.

man even a green color doesn't look the same, on corsair it looks lime while nvidia shows true green color.
basically corsair always fails to display what i set on my screen

[Ottoman420]

My corsair Ram is true white while the fans and the pump(also corsair) have a slight blue. (with exactly the same colour in icue)

 

So i guess some white led fans not rgb would be best if you really cant stand the cold white. like @DoctorNicksuggested

 

I better give this case a clean

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[Spoingboib]

19 hours ago, Ottoman420 said:

My corsair Ram is true white while the fans and the pump(also corsair) have a slight blue. (with exactly the same colour in icue)

 

So i guess some white led fans not rgb would be best if you really cant stand the cold white. like @DoctorNicksuggested

 

I better give this case a clean

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ahhh that's bad...
ive been looking around since i made this post
and found out if you lower G and B values you get true white on the rgb that cant show true white!
so set your G to 205
B to like 200, and keep R at 255
then you will get a much closer to true white white

it still isnt 100% true white maybe 90%, but its close enough for me

[Ottoman420]

I dont use white i just put them all white to show you how even corsair cant even get all their own producs the same shade of white,

 

I tried it it still looked blue to me but this is my normal rgb setup somehwere down this topic