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How to Change RGB Fan Color? | Is There Any Way to Change?

Last Updated on March 12, 2023 by Jim Eddy Leave a Comment

Is there a way to change your RGB fan color? Yes, you can do it easily as RGB fans come with LED lights and their colors are changeable. Not only that, but you can also change the color of any RGB hardware. You can light up your keyboard, mouse, motherboard, and fan with your favorite color. This article is limited to only RGB fan lighting. We will learn how you can easily change RGB fan colors in the next segments.

How to Change RGB Fan Color

How to Change RGB Fan Color?

RGB (Red, Green, and Blue) fans are great to beautify your PC table. You may want to customize the hardware on your PC table with different lights and shades. RGB hardware can be connected with LED lights to showcase either solid colors- red, green, and blue or a mixer of these three colors to form rainbow colors.

Most RGB fans come with a controller and app to customize the color of the fans. You can have the intended color lighting up your fan by choosing from the app. It is not so difficult to use. There is even free and official RGB software that can also be used to change the color of fans.

Some of the most notably RGB apps and software are listed as follows-

1. Aura Sync

2. MSI Mystic Light

3. Corsair ICUE

4. Gigabyte RGB Fusion

5. Jack Net RGB Sync

You can search for many more apps and software like these to use for changing the color of RGB devices. How can you change the color of fans using these apps? I will show you how to do it with the software Corsair ICUE. You can follow the procedures described here for other apps as well.

Download and install Corsair ICUE software like you do for any other software. Open the software and click on the ‘Lighting Setup’ that can be found on the left bar.

Now, choose the number of fans that are connected to your PC. For example, the picture below is showing us that there are 6 fans currently connected now.

Next, you have to do the matching- LED ports indicated in the app should be set chronologically as the order of the physical fans. This way colors will be changed from left to right correctly as the arrangement of the fans. Do not forget to choose ‘Fans’ from the ‘Device’ option before setting up the fan color. You can create a rainbow effect by choosing multiple colors for a single fan.

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Conclusion

RGB colors are really cool to decorate your cooling fans on a PC. Your friends are bound to be amazed once you light up your RGB fans with colors. Remember that the change of color will remain in effect until you restart your PC. You can have a permanent color of fans by changing in the settings section from the associated software. Hopefully, you got my points about changing the color of the RGB fan. Until next time, goodbye!

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