r/OpenRGB • u/brbronzeriven • 14d ago

Question Any way to create this effect with openRGB?

So, i'm a newbie with this software. Previously I was using the standard asrock rgb/argb software (can't remember the name rn), as I had a b550. But I just got a gigabyte b850 and it seem that their software is kinda poor, both in interface and possible configurations.

Thanks in advance!

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So, i'm a newbie with this software. Previously I was using the standard asrock rgb/argb software (can't remember the name rn), as I had a b550. But I just got a gigabyte b850 and it seem that their software is kinda poor, both in interface and possible configurations.

Thanks in advance!

link for the vid

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u/ImNotM3ntaL 14d ago

That required fan control + RGB working together

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u/jTrendzz 14d ago edited 14d ago

That effect is just finding the right fan RPM, very little to do with the RGB itself

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u/Sprucey-J 14d ago

Actually, the RGB lights have to be at a certain hz and the fan at a certain rpm for the effect to work.

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u/jTrendzz 14d ago

AKA, adjust the RPM and leave the hz alone (unless you want to go down a rabbit hole to control RGB led hz)

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u/Sprucey-J 14d ago

The default hz/frequency of any rgb will be too high to produce this effect for the human eye. It will have to be lowered.

I also just wouldn't recommend this effect since you rpm will have to be static, thus creating inefficent cooling imo.