![]() ![]() Sure does beat having to mess around with and use crappy/flaky/bloated software when trying to wrestle with all the LED lighting in my rig. The digital controller was $16 and the needed splitter was $15. Granted I can't control/synch *everything* in my system together in just one spot (for example include the LEDs built into my DDR RAM), but I can at least get everything else that is controlled via a digital interface cable all on the same page now without having to muck about with the crappy Armory Crate software. Asus ROG Strix X570-E Gaming WIFI II ATX Motherboard: Cooling: Corsair H115i PRO RGB, 280mm Radiator, Dual 140mm ML Series PWM Fans: Memory: G.Skill TridentZ 64GB (4 x 16GB) DDR4 3200: Video Card(s) Sapphire Radeon RX 580 8GB Nitro+ SE + (Radeon 6700XT When the is Right) Storage: Corsair Force MP500 480GB M.2 (OS) + Force MP510 480GB M.2. (There were more cables to connect than available MB plugs for them anyway). a separate piece of hardware that doesn't need my PC to control it) instead of hooking all digital LED interface cables directly into my motherboard. I elected to just go with a stand alone digital lighting controller module (i.e. I really didn't like the Armory Crate software - its so bloated and has a very crappy interface among many other issues. The only reason I could see of why someone would want to install something like Armoury Crate is to control LED lighting.
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