Adjust RGB?
Hi
Can you adjust the color of this RAM?
Greetings.
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Der RAM ist Corsair iCue Kompatibel. Das ist die RGB Software von Corsair. Die kannst du hier downloaden: https://www.corsair.com/de/de/explorer/icue/
Also ist einstellbar oder
Ja, in allen 16.777.216 Farben, die RGB zulässt und in einzelnen Farben oder selbst eingestellten Farbverläufen.
Allerdings solltest du das nur nutzen, wenn die Restlichen RGB teile deines PCs auch über iCue laufen, da du sonst möglicherweise verschiedene Software brauchst, was mehr Software ist, die im Hintergrund läuft, was mehr Leistung zieht, wodurch du halt schlechtere Performance hast.
Oder man benutzt einfach OpenRGB, welches einen breiten Umfang für diverse Hardware bietet.