Gigabyte GA-Z270X-Gaming SOC Users Manual - Page 110

RGB Fusion, The RGB Fusion Interface, Using RGB Fusion

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5-2-11 RGB Fusion This application allows you to enable or specify the lighting mode of the onboard LEDs and rear panel LEDs (Note 1) while in the Windows environment. The RGB Fusion Interface Using RGB Fusion •• The icon on the top right corner: Allows you to enable or disable the LED lighting. •• Basic (Note 2): Allows to you to configure the lighting behaviour of all LEDs/armor LEDs. Pulse ─ All LEDs simultaneously fade in and fade out. Music ─ All LEDs are synchronized with your music. Color Cycle ─ All LEDs simultaneously cycle through a full spectrum of colors. Static ─ All LEDs emit a single color. Flash ─ All LEDs simultaneously flash on and off. Random ─ Single LED regions flash randomly. Wave ─ A full color spectrum cascades throughout the armor LED. Intelligent ─ LEDs emit various colors based on the condition of your PC. •• Advanced (Note 2): Allows you to configure the lighting behaviour and color of the LEDs in each region. You can save the settings as a profile and create up to three customized profiles. Pulse ─ The selected region LEDs simultaneously fade in and fade out. Static ─ The selected region LEDs emit a single color. Flash ─ The selected region LEDs simultaneously flash on and off. Custom ─ The selected region LEDs can customize the Color stop, mode, color, transition and duration. Off ─ Disable the selected region LEDs. (Note 1) This function is available only on motherboards with an I/O shield that has audio LEDs. (Note 2) Regions/Modes/Colors available may vary by motherboard. Unique Features - 110 -

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Unique Features
- 110 -
5-2-11 RGB Fusion
This application allows you to enable or specify the lighting mode of the onboard LEDs and rear panel
LEDs
(Note 1)
while in the Windows environment.
The RGB Fusion Interface
Using RGB Fusion
The
icon on the top right corner:
Allows you to enable or disable the LED lighting.
Basic
(Note 2)
:
Allows to you to configure the lighting behaviour of all LEDs/armor LEDs.
Pulse
─ All LEDs simultaneously fade in and fade out.
Music
─ All LEDs are synchronized with your music.
Color Cycle
─ All LEDs simultaneously cycle through a full spectrum of colors.
Static
─ All LEDs emit a single color.
Flash
─ All LEDs simultaneously flash on and off.
Random
─ Single LED regions flash randomly.
Wave
─ A full color spectrum cascades throughout the armor LED.
Intelligent
─ LEDs emit various colors based on the condition of your PC.
Advanced
(Note 2)
:
Allows you to configure the lighting behaviour and color of the LEDs in each region. You can save the settings
as a profile and create up to three customized profiles.
Pulse
─ The selected region LEDs simultaneously fade in and fade out.
Static
─ The selected region LEDs emit a single color.
Flash
─ The selected region LEDs simultaneously flash on and off.
Custom
─ The selected region LEDs can customize the Color stop, mode, color, transition and duration.
Off
─ Disable the selected region LEDs.
(Note 1) This function is available only on motherboards with an I/O shield that has audio LEDs.
(Note 2) Regions/Modes/Colors available may vary by motherboard.