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Antoine committed Jan 13, 2018
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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,10 @@ This is a custom tool to control the LED system of the MSI Graphics Cards.

For now, it have only been tested on the MSI RX480 Gaming X 8G. But if you tested it and you want to add your's on the list, just put a ticket !

I've added a debug window so all you have to do is to put the content in the textbox in the ticket !

Try to launch the project with the argument "overwriteSecurityChecks". If the colors of your card change, then mentionned it, it is compatible.

nVidia has been added into the project, but I don't have any card from them. So if anyone want to test it feel free to clone the repo and try it.

## Where does this tool come from ? How does it works ?
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5. Off
6. Temperature Based

## Why there is no motherboard support ?
## Why there is no motherboard support ?

The control of the motherboard need to communicate with a kernel driver, and I don't know anything about this, but you can read more about this here : https://github.com/nagisa/msi-rgb/

Someone is working on it for now.

## Known issues
1. The updates might fail. Switch to OFF mode and turn it back on.
2. Updating the LED cause the GC to drop performances for a short time (<0.25s) but result in a short freeze. You should not use temperature based mode during a game. This is related to the librairies and the GC itself. This MIGHT me patched if someone find a way to avoid using MSI libraries.

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