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    Posted: 11 Sep 2019 at 3:19am
As i'm not using windows, setting the RGB in BIOS is my only Option. Unfortunately it doesn't work - no matter what i set, the LEDs stay white for the two lower sources and yellow/red for the part at the I/O-Shield (i've read about that issue, as i want to have red illumination, that wouldn't be a problem for me).
Is anyone else experiencing this?

And second question: if i setup a windows-install and use polychrome to set the RGB, will this persist outside of windows?
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Is there really nobody that can tell me if changes made in Polychrome are persistent? If you boot, is the RGB the way you set them right from the start or only when windows is loaded?
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Originally posted by Termy Termy wrote:

Is there really nobody that can tell me if changes made in Polychrome are persistent? If you boot, is the RGB the way you set them right from the start or only when windows is loaded?


In the UEFI bios should be able to set/change whatever you want. I know x370 taichi UEFI can.

And yes, it's persistent until next change, be in in windows or uefi.

But I don't know windows setting can be persistent or not, because new reboot will run uefi command first, which I don't know will sync the windows as last command or not.
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Originally posted by Termy Termy wrote:

As i'm not using windows, setting the RGB in BIOS is my only Option. Unfortunately it doesn't work - no matter what i set, the LEDs stay white for the two lower sources and yellow/red for the part at the I/O-Shield (i've read about that issue, as i want to have red illumination, that wouldn't be a problem for me).
Is anyone else experiencing this?

And second question: if i setup a windows-install and use polychrome to set the RGB, will this persist outside of windows?


There's a non-user-friendly way to do it, i.e. cannot do it via mouse, must key in numbers to get the color, as well as key in/type in/select the way it blings, rotate, random, persist whatever, I forgot, was pretty hard to use, the UI is very hard.
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