Option 2 (Optional/Sold Separately): To use the RF remote to control your LEDs simply connect the SATA Power Cable to any SATA Power cable from your power supply unit.
Make sure not to connect to a 12V 4 pin header, as that will kill the LEDs. Option 1 (Included): Connect the RGB Cable directly into your motherboards 3 Pin 5V RGB Header, Razer Chroma Addressable RGB Controller, EKWB D-RGB Loop Connect, or your own 5v 3Pin Controller. See below options on how to power/control the LEDs. Install your graphics card into your system.Īll our RGB Mod Parts come with this connector on the cable by default. Graphics Card Backplate directly over the rear of your graphics card (double-check to ensure that the backplate is oriented the correct way by aligning with any SLI or PCIe power cutouts if present. *Note: Ensure that as much surface area is covered as possible, start with the far corners of the graphics card and evenly distribute magnets/adhesive as you work inward to ensure that as much surface area is covered as possible for a secure installation.ģ) Peel the protective plastic on the other side of the double-sided tape and position the V1 Tech Custom. If a semi-permanent installation is desired, apply the provided double-sided tape directly to the tallest screws* on the back of your graphics card. Place the magnets onto the tallest screws* on the back of your graphics card with the tape facing away from the graphics card. 2) If you opt to use the provided magnets for an easily removable installation, first apply the provided double-sided tape to one side of the magnets by peeling the protective plastic on the tape and sticking the tape directly to the magnet.
HDMI is same as before.1) To install your V1 Tech Custom Graphics Card Backplate, we recommend first removing the graphics card from your PC. Kernel 4.18 also breaks this work-around it doesn't recognize any resolutions, and seemingly no EDID at all. That has its compromises though (I now have to connect my 2nd monitor by a VGA to HDMI adapter, and that has its issues). If I use an adapter and plug it in via DVI instead of HDMI, it looks fine. Information (II) AMDGPU(0): Supported color encodings: RGB 4:4:4 YCrCb 4:4:4 Black levels are grey and everything looks washed out and blurry. amdgpu chooses YCrCb or limited RGB (but seemingly not reported as supported, so not likely) automatically instead of RGB, and all my colors look really bad. The problem is now that I upgraded my graphics card, and now with the RX 580 I'm using the amdgpu driver. This tv has no options to change the color format, and it always assumes full rgb. I have a really crappy Philips "HD ready" tv. Link to original bug (#107559) Description
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