@noiob trans ram, or tram for short. Long live queer public transportation of data!
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@noiob oh wait how'd you get full control on the ram lights, i have the same sticks
@kat OpenRGB! It's way better than any commercial software https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB
@noiob oh dang does it work with corsair hub stuff
@kat it works with basically anything except MSI Mystic Light
@kat you have to deactivate/uninstall your existing RGB control software and it's a bit finnicky, definitely peruse the Wiki
@noiob will it work on the ram if i have an MSI board, i don't care about the mobo light haha
@kat it works on my RAM on my MSI board
@noiob if it has the same flexibility as icue does for layering effects i'm extremely sold
@kat idk I never used iCue
@noiob it just lets you design effects with like photoshop layers basically, it's really nice
@kat yeah OpenRGB doesn't have good UX
@kat it does have an API though, so in theory you can program any effect
@noiob ahaha the eternal curse of open source
@kat also you can control MSI boards if you reactivate the Mystic Light code, it might softbrick your Mystic Light controller though and you'd need a usb programmer thingy to unbrick it
@noiob huh, I have this exact same fan. (I assume. It's one where, the LED of the fan part is controlled by the motherboard, but the ring around it is not and just cycles random colors. Kind of throws off the synergy but I don't really care that it's a chaotic light show in there.)
@The_T plug it in via USB and you'll be able to control all of it
@noiob huh. I am actually going to be installing a new hard drive today so while I'm at it I will take a look? I don't remember seeing it having that. Maybe I need an extra USB cord. But I'll look for a port.
@The_T If you're actually talking about the AMD Wraith Prism cooler, it comes with two cables in the box, one for an ARGB mobo header and one for USB 2.0
@The_T you can either use the official software or OpenRGB to control it
ah fuck I messed up the order of the colors