In a nutshell, syncing your gaming PC’s RGB using a great RGB tool should be one of the very first things you do on a new build. You can save your configuration with the button on the upper right, as well as select different profiles that you may want to save it to.Some tools even let you use community-created RGB effects that go way beyond the stock options provided by manufacturers. To configure another device, click on another rectangular panel to select it. You can change the LED brightness using the slider on the bottom. By clicking the light bulb, you can turn the LED lighting on and off. You can select which individual LED on the fan to configure, as well as the color of that LED by clicking the numbered circle icons.

By clicking “Color”, you can specify the exact color values.

On the left, you can change the LED light effect, color mode as well as the speed of the effect.

You can change the fan speed by selecting Performance, Silent or PWM modes or by dragging the tab left and right on the sliders.

To enable or disable a component, you can click the green or red icon next to the fan’s name.

In order to configure the LED settings, double click on the Thermaltake RGB Plus program on your desktop. To confirm your settings, simply click apply when you are done.

You can edit the name of the profile, save settings to the profile, apply the profile setting or delete the profile from the profile control panel. To save your settings in a profile for later use, you can click “New”.You can change the hue by dragging the tab on the color wheel, change the saturation with the slider, and manually input RGB values as well. The options may change depending on the lighting mode. You can change the hue and saturation at the left most side.To change the lighting modes/effects, select on the left side.You can link all the components by clicking the link icon at right.Linked components will have their settings matched.You can select the link feature below the component’s icon to change which components are linked.You can click on the component on the top of the screen to control what settings it has.In order to configure the LED settings, double click on the MSI Mystic Light program.

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