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10-26-2017 03:43 AM #11
AkaNe0 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus X Formula Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G.skill Trident-Z RGB Graphics Card #1 Strix GTX 1080 Ti Case OpenBenchtable Power Supply Seasonic PRIME Platinum 1000W Keyboard ROG Claymore Mouse ROG Pugio
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And don't forget, Keep pushing it !
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10-26-2017 07:46 PM #12
tamasd PC Specs Laptop (Model) ThinkPad X270 Motherboard Crosshair VI Hero Processor 1800X Memory (part number) G.Skill F4-3200C14D-32GTZSK Graphics Card #1 Strix 1070 Monitor LG 34UM88C-P Storage #1 Samsung 960 Pro CPU Cooler Noctua NH-D15 Case Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass Black Power Supply Corsair RM650i Keyboard Pok3r RGB Mouse Logitech G502
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I think this can be something like the rainbow, but without fading and with a given delay. Basically: show color1 for X amount of time, then switch to the next color, and when the colors run out go back to the first one. I would like to have a green - red cycle for Christmas
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10-27-2017 06:12 AM #13
AkaNe0 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus X Formula Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G.skill Trident-Z RGB Graphics Card #1 Strix GTX 1080 Ti Case OpenBenchtable Power Supply Seasonic PRIME Platinum 1000W Keyboard ROG Claymore Mouse ROG Pugio
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Alright. For now your best shot will be to use the AURA SDK to do so, and create a christmas sequence. If you are not familiar with coding, you can create a thread on the AURA SDK.
And don't forget, Keep pushing it !
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10-27-2017 06:38 AM #14
tamasd PC Specs Laptop (Model) ThinkPad X270 Motherboard Crosshair VI Hero Processor 1800X Memory (part number) G.Skill F4-3200C14D-32GTZSK Graphics Card #1 Strix 1070 Monitor LG 34UM88C-P Storage #1 Samsung 960 Pro CPU Cooler Noctua NH-D15 Case Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass Black Power Supply Corsair RM650i Keyboard Pok3r RGB Mouse Logitech G502
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10-27-2017 07:58 AM #15
AkaNe0 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus X Formula Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G.skill Trident-Z RGB Graphics Card #1 Strix GTX 1080 Ti Case OpenBenchtable Power Supply Seasonic PRIME Platinum 1000W Keyboard ROG Claymore Mouse ROG Pugio
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10-27-2017 08:08 AM #16
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I hope a future Version of Aurosync is compatibel to all Z170 MB. With my Maximus VIII Extreme I cant use the current Version of Aurasync.
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10-27-2017 08:17 AM #17
AkaNe0 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus X Formula Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G.skill Trident-Z RGB Graphics Card #1 Strix GTX 1080 Ti Case OpenBenchtable Power Supply Seasonic PRIME Platinum 1000W Keyboard ROG Claymore Mouse ROG Pugio
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10-27-2017 01:08 PM #18
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I would like a music mode where the color is dependant on the frequency of the sound that is playing, and intensity is the volume. Similar to the Rock mode now, but instead of a constant rainbow it should be frequency dependent.
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10-28-2017 09:02 PM #19
Cory29 PC Specs Motherboard ROG Zenith extreme x399 Processor 1950x Memory (part number) G Skill F4-3200C16-8GTZ - 64gb Graphics Card #1 GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 980 Ti WF Monitor cintiq 22hd touch Storage #1 Sam SSD 850 EVO 1TB CPU Cooler xspc block - D5 - 3x120 slim rad Case View 71 (doesn't fit board) Power Supply EVGA supernova 1000G3 Keyboard K95
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It would be nice to install and uninstall cleanly
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10-31-2017 05:20 PM #20
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time sliders
so essentially its like the sequence control pf now. but it has time bases sliders where u control the rate the color progresses through each component for rainbow so u can start with MB i/o cover then the ram goes through the first block on an x99mb then the video card start and everything ends at the same time