Review on v-Color Prism Pro RGB Series Black Aluminum Alloy Desktop Module with 2 x RGB Filler Kit(TY-E6PYKWK) - Optimize RGB LED Enhancement for Your System Build by Peter Boisvert

First, everyone knows that Gigabyte RGB Fusion software is great. When I saw it at such a good price. It should be able to sync with RGB fusion (x570 aorus ultra). I jumped on her. Nice pastel color, not too bright. The assembly was tight. They felt premium. They also had some weight. They light up immediately after turning on the computer. Which led to the first problem I encountered. When the power supply wasn't turned off they always stayed lit, I'm not sure if it's a drama or fusion issue. But the Gskill kit I tried did the same thing until it synced with Fusion. The second problem is that they don't sync at all. Fusion didn't even confirm they were there. I emailed Gigabyte that had no offer to try. Then I sent an email to V-Color. They responded quickly via email while the Gigabyte took two days. A V-Color spokesman suggested that the dummy kit would only sync if the current slave cylinder is the same V-Color cylinder with a paired Pro Prism. I tried RAM on the x370 aorus motherboard with no difference. So it looks like this kit will only sync with a proper Prism Pro Dram installed. Otherwise, the constant color change looked nice. Oh the RAM was turned off with the computer when connected to the x370. IDK. I don't want to try the ram, my friend has the Prism II kit and loves it. V-Color makes a good ram. I don't entirely blame them for the timing issue, but the absurdly fragmented RGB ecosystem is largely to blame. Don't be afraid to try the full range of dramas. With the right memory crystal, they could be overclocked wonderfully.