01-31-2018 03:07 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 09:25 PM by ROGBot
01-31-2018 03:36 PM
01-31-2018 05:57 PM
Beto556 wrote:
Coincidentally I installed today the first beta of AURA (1.05.32.02).
It's working perfectly but before, I took some care:
1- Check the BIOS if the LEDs are enabled. I don't have LED strip but my setup is:
a) BIOS/ADVANCED/Rog Effects = ON
b) BIOS/ADVANCED/ONBOARD DEVICE CONFIGURATION/RGB LIGHTING SYSTEM
- When sys is on = ON
- when sys is sleep = OFF
2. Uninstall the program GSkill MEM LED and then pass CCleaner (if you had already installed the old version of AURA may be that the problem. Even doing all the procedures to delete files, directories and services nothing else worked right).
I had to do a fresh install of my WIN10
3- Install AURA with administrator privileges (after running with the same privileges)
4- Try to calibrate strip on AURA software
Note: Even the motherboard LEDs working synchronized, the program does not let me disable the LEDs on the motherboard (the button is not lit in the program)
I hope I've helped
02-01-2018 04:01 PM
02-02-2018 01:36 AM
Brighttail wrote:
Well it turns out that EK changed from 12v non-addressable RGB lights to 5v addressable RGB lights and didn't warn me. The replacement LEDs had NOTHING that said that they were now 5 volt RGBs. The new monoblock did have it in their included instructions but because I was just replacing the block, I didn't read them as i thought it was the identical block.
In the end I fried both RGB LED strips because I plugged the 5v LEDs into a 12v header. I reached out to EK who hasn't responded yet. I can take the hit on the monoblock one, cause I didn't read the instructions but the replacement RGBs had no instructions or any indication they were 5v instead of 12v. I'm hoping they will replace them.
Anyway if you bought one of the original monoblocks that has four wires from the LEDs that is the 12v version. The one with 3 wires is the 5v. Just beware.
02-02-2018 06:12 PM
Brighttail wrote:
Well it turns out that EK changed from 12v non-addressable RGB lights to 5v addressable RGB lights and didn't warn me. The replacement LEDs had NOTHING that said that they were now 5 volt RGBs. The new monoblock did have it in their included instructions but because I was just replacing the block, I didn't read them as i thought it was the identical block.
In the end I fried both RGB LED strips because I plugged the 5v LEDs into a 12v header. I reached out to EK who hasn't responded yet. I can take the hit on the monoblock one, cause I didn't read the instructions but the replacement RGBs had no instructions or any indication they were 5v instead of 12v. I'm hoping they will replace them.
Anyway if you bought one of the original monoblocks that has four wires from the LEDs that is the 12v version. The one with 3 wires is the 5v. Just beware.
02-02-2018 07:33 PM
02-02-2018 09:59 PM
Brighttail wrote:
Yeah...in the end they offered to give me the RGB strip for free 4.99 Euros but asked me to pay the shipping, 14.99 Euros. I did it but I'm not happy about it. Support has always gotten back to me in good time, but you'd have thought when I first bought the replacement LEDS, contacting support about the issue mind you, that their support might have said, "OH BTW we changed the LED strip from 12v to 5v". It is something they had to know would be an issue, an issue that could kill many LEDs because people didn't know about the change. I'd hate to think that they purposely were being coy about it to sell more. 😕
02-03-2018 05:39 AM
Homewrecker wrote:
15 Euros for shipping?? That's nuts.
Well if you need an extra I've got 5 now lol. I'm assuming since you've ordered from Dazmode you're either in the GTA or somewhere else in Canada.
I saw the following on their page for this block:
"Another 4-pin RGB LED strip is included in the box that can connect to the motherboard's 4-pin LED header (if supported) or it can be connected to any other 4-pin LED controller."
I don't ever recall getting a second LED strip with my Block. I pre-ordered mine directly from them in September.
02-03-2018 07:04 PM