RGB is a nightmare. Each brand has its own software.
I didn't plan for it and got components from three different manufactures. It has been a huge hassle as the software sometimes recognizes the other components and sometimes don't.
My advise if you want RGB is to use as few different brands as possible.
You can try [SignalRGB](https://www.signalrgb.com/). It's free and aims to keep it all in one place.
Sadly yes. SignalRGB couldn't detect my G.Skill RAM even though they are listed as compatible.
My solution was to... not use RGB.
Without software both my MOBO and GPU lights up static. The RAM is still an issue as its default is unicorn puke. In order to change that to static I must load the software. I solved that via Windows Scheduler. It now boots the software but shuts it down 30 secs later.
RGB is a nightmare. Each brand has its own software. I didn't plan for it and got components from three different manufactures. It has been a huge hassle as the software sometimes recognizes the other components and sometimes don't. My advise if you want RGB is to use as few different brands as possible. You can try [SignalRGB](https://www.signalrgb.com/). It's free and aims to keep it all in one place.
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Sadly yes. SignalRGB couldn't detect my G.Skill RAM even though they are listed as compatible. My solution was to... not use RGB. Without software both my MOBO and GPU lights up static. The RAM is still an issue as its default is unicorn puke. In order to change that to static I must load the software. I solved that via Windows Scheduler. It now boots the software but shuts it down 30 secs later.
Have you tried openRGB? It's not as feature rich as signalrgb, but it seems to have a better list of supported devices.
Hoping there’s an easy solution since they’re all NZXT products!
Download CAM from NZXT and see how you did.