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ASUS Republic of Gamers Maximus IX Formula

Post Date: 2017-04-06
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Jackson Dieu View Drop Down
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    Posted: 06 Apr 2017 at 2:32pm
Well I've been attempting to contact Digital Storm yet I haven't been able to reach them for the past few days. I always had a reply within one to two days within the first two weeks after I got the product through shipping.

Anyways, there's a light-emitting diode light not turning on to the left of the central processing unit on this motherboard. I've contacted ASUS regarding this issue and the person I conversed with typed resources for troubleshooting my issue has been exhausted. I wanted to see whether I'm able to get an answer to resolve this through this forum before I considered sending the motherboard to ASUS to get it repaired. I have not tampered with that light in anyway and assumed it was on this entire time.

As for my other issue, is it normal for the light-emitting diode lights to keep shifting in brightness levels from low to medium repetitively for a central processing unit fan? The fan I'm using is a AIR: Stage 1: High-Performance Heat Pipe Cooler. The lights I'm experiencing issues with is the blue light-emitting diode lights for the fan.
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That motherboard has a lot of LED options, more than most.   I would think that most of the LED bling is controlled by Asus software that came with the board.   Look in the manual and it should describe the software and how to control the LEDs.

To my knowledge that air cooler doesn't have any LED lights, unless DS changed it to a model not familiar with.

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Side Question: Is there any performance issue? Or is just the LED acting odd? 
My Two Digital Storm Rigs: Mr. Bojangles (HAF-X, 2010) & Mrs. Bojingles (Bolt I, 2013).
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Originally posted by bprat22

That motherboard has a lot of LED options, more than most.   I would think that most of the LED bling is controlled by Asus software that came with the board.   Look in the manual and it should describe the software and how to control the LEDs.

To my knowledge that air cooler doesn't have any LED lights, unless DS changed it to a model not familiar with.



I've attempted to resolve my issue with AURA and Unified Extensible Firmware Interface Basic Input/Output System. Still don't work.
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Originally posted by Tidgxor

Side Question: Is there any performance issue? Or is just the LED acting odd? 



No performance issues, just the light-emitting diode lights acting strange or not working.
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