

“Stars” opens a submenu, in which you chose a color for “Star” … The second “Customize” button allows us to select the color for each channel individually. If we set the speed manually to> 50%, all of them lit as desired in the same color.

We are sure that Cooler Master will fix this with a new firmware. In addition, the fans did not show the set colors, if the speed fell below 50%. Here, however, we came across the first inconsistency: the brightness can be controlled by the tool, but the maximum brightness is still adjusted by the fan speed, as it was also in operation without RGB controller in blue or red mode by switch! It is also possible to adjust the brightness in 3 steps. “Static” is a simple way to assign a common color to each channel, so all the fans light up in the same color. In the left area we have now tried the individual functions one after the other. You find the necessary or what is important, wonderful. Overall the tool is pleasantly tidy and not overload with functions etc. “Support” opens the browser with the appropriate Cooler Master support page and “Version” shows the current software and firmware version. “Main Control” is activated by default and allows the RGB control to be taken over directly. A short time later, the main page of the tool appeared.

This was done very quickly and without problems. After the installation, which is only available in English at the time of the test, a message for a firmware update of the controller first appeared. This is fortunately only 9 MB in size and does not require any registration. Subsequently, we finally dealt with the king’s discipline: Operation at the RGB controller.įor this, the “RGB LED Controller software” from the Cooler Master site is required after installation and wiring. … and maximum brightness is less than with the blue mode.

The difference between the minimum brightness … When the switch is set to R, the fan lights up red.
