By clicking the product icon on the main page, you can access the advanced lighting control options. In advanced lighting control mode, you have the maximum opportunity to adjust your RGB lighting effects. In addition, RGB Fusion 2.0 offers an advanced control mode that allows you to configure RGB effects individually for each product. The most interesting new feature is that RGB effects can now be synchronized with a single click. Multiple lighting modes are available, including Static, Single, Double, Random, Color Cycle, Play, Music, and Random. Lastly here is a link to RGB Fusion's site with list of items that are compatible.Gigabyte updates RGB Fusion to version 2.0 with one-click light synchronization If you have any more questions feel free to ask, I spent a lot of time figuring this stuff out and it wasn't easy piecing it together. I have since handed them down to someone else and went with full HD-120 Digital RGB fans from Corsair. I did start with some analog RGB Fans ones that plug directly into the 12vRGBW header of the MB. I am going to be making some better videos on RGB 101 for PCs shortly, so feel free to subscribe as I improve things. They are also 5v digital so you can do more with them. I personally prefer Corsair fans and I made a couple of videos showing how to do it. Bear in mind if you plug a 5v Digital RGB strip or fan into a 12v header, you will fry it!!!!!

Digital is where you get the rainbows, marquees, etc. The analog meals everything attached to the device will be the same color. Most Analog are 12v,Red, Green, and Blue while Digital is 5v, Data, Ground. There are two types of headers on your motherboard for RGB. Yeah, I need to make some videos on this.

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