Using Mystic Light Sync, synchronize all your RGB lighting-supporting components from the motherboard, graphics card, DDR4 memory, chassis, peripherals and RGB lighting modules. MSI aims to provide a perfect foundation and eco system for the best RGB lighting experience. Today MSI created a dedicated landing page for the Mystic Light Sync found here. MSI desires to be in the lead when it comes to RGB lighting innovation thus created the Mystic Light Sync that is features with the new Intel 200 Series as well as AMD AM4 Ryzen Series motherboards. * My mother board is MSI x570 Gaming Edge Wifi btw if this info helps.MSI is proud to be the first brand to integrate RGB lighting on motherboards with the introduction of the MSI X99A GODLIKE GAMING motherboard. Would I be able to change them through MSI's mystic light software? Are there default settings? Would I have to buy some extra accessories such as another RGB controller for the fans in order to change settings? Due to the different brands of Cooler Master and MSI, I was wondering what type of problems I would have in regards to changing my Cooler Master RGB settings. Therefore, I got 2 cooler master 120mm Halo RGB fans, which I plan to connect to an MSI motherboard via RGB headers. However, for my rear and top fan, I wanted something with more RGB since the NZXT RGB fans only light up on the outer rings. Therefore, I can use their CAM software and change all the RGB settings through that single software. So my build consists of an NZXT h10 elite, which comes with 2 front RGB fans and a LED strip, which all 3 are connected to NZXT's RGB controller. Since different brands use different software (such as MSI = Mystic Light / Corsair = iCUE). So I'm building a pc that is RGB heavy and I'm confused about the RGB headers, controllers, and mixing RGB devices from different brands.

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