Step 3: CUSTOMIZE. A Click the product icon on top to change RGB LED light for each product. B Select any LED style, color, effect, light speed or the brightness you prefer, and click “Apply” button to save your preference. C RGB PC Lighting Sync: click the big chain icon in the upper left corner, you may sync RGB LED light effect to all Right-click on MSI Central Service and open its properties. Go to General tab>Startup type and set it to Automatic. Select Apply then OK. Right-click on the MSI central service and click on Start. Navigate to Copy everything inside the Dragon Center folder. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI\One Dragon Center. 1. Jun 19, 2022. #1. So I just bought an MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X LHR and the LEDs are not working, I tried MSI Center (Mystic Light), replugging the GPU LED cable but still no fix Even when It Boot the GPU LEDs still remain off, But somehow after I shut down my PC the GPU LEDs go on just for a blink. The RGB illumination works without issues on ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI motherboards. In each case, you will need the motherboard manufacturer’s software to make it work. The illumination runs in rainbow mode by default (without any software). The Wraith coolers are built by CM for AMD. Because of the differences in motherboards, some not having an RGB 4pin at all, CM was nice enough to design and include a non-RGB way of using the lighting. By the usb connector. So if you have an available RGB port that matches, you can use that, if you don't then you use the CM utility and USB. Brand new RGB Pro ram isn't working properly with my GA-Z270X-DESIGNARE motherboard. I get the same visual as @alelelelx does, with the top and bottom LED in the leftmost RAM just solid red and everything else is off. RGB lights on the board was working without any problems. I did not bother to change the rainbow effect for about a week. When I wanted to turn it off, Mystic Light lost control on the RGB lights on the motherboard but I have an MSI GPU and Mystic Light can control it. The motherboard RGB won't turn off or follow settings made from Mystic Light The easiest way is to check your motherboard’s manual online and search for RGB support. If there’s no information about it, you’ll have to look for it manually. If you can’t find hi-definition photos of your motherboard online, you’ll have to open your PC’s case and look for RGB headers on your Motherboard yourself. tt6gJJ1.