RGB Sync System: Set Up Lighting Across Your Entire Build
RGB sync system made simple: step-by-step guide to unify motherboard, GPU, fans, and peripherals with controllers and software for consistent, stable lighting. ⚡️💡
Is your gaming PC suffering from a colour identity crisis? Your GPU is pulsing red, your RAM is a rainbow wave, and your fans are… just blue. It looks messy, not masterful. The dream is a single, unified light show that reacts to your game. Building a cohesive RGB sync system isn't just for the pros; it's the final touch that elevates your rig from a collection of parts to a personalised masterpiece. Let's get it sorted.

Evetech RIX Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case - Black / RGB LED Controller / Support USB 3.0 / Supports 7 Expansion Slot / 6 x Pre-Installed ARGB Fans Included / C1936B

Gamemax AERIS 330 Micro-ATX Gaming Case - Black / Supports M-ATX & ITX Motherboards / Supports up to 8x 120mm Fans / 4x 120mm ARGB Fand Pre-Installed / AERIS-330-MB

MSI MAG PANO 100R PZ Gaming Case - White / Mid-Tower Case Form Factor / ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX / Pre-installed 3x 120mm (Reverse-blade), 1x 120mm ARGB Fans / Tempered Glass / 306-7G26W22-HH9

GAMDIAS ATLAS E1 WH Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer PC Case, Customized Monitor w/Software, 3 x 120mm ARGB Fans(2 Reverse), Supports Motherboards up to ATX, Panoramic Tempered Glass Display, Perforated Airflow Vent PSU Chamber, White / ATLAS-E1-WH

Gamemax Infinity Pro ATX Gaming Case - White / Supports ATX, M-ATX & ITX Motherboards / Supports BTF Motherboards / Supports up to 8x Fans (5x 120mm Included) / Panoramic Tempered Glass Design / Infinity-Pro-WH

Xigmatek Meta Arctic Mid Tower Gaming Case - White / Supports Motherboards up to E-ATX / 4 x Pre-Installed ARGB Fans Included / EN45073
Understanding Your RGB Sync System
At its core, a perfect RGB sync system relies on a central "brain" to control every light source in your setup. This is usually your motherboard's onboard RGB controller, managed by its specific software (like ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light, or Gigabyte RGB Fusion).
The goal is simple: connect all your compatible RGB components—fans, RAM, CPU cooler, and even light strips—to this central hub. This allows you to orchestrate complex lighting effects across your entire build with just a few clicks, instead of juggling five different apps. The key is ensuring your components all speak the same language, or at least connect to a controller that can translate for them.

Fractal Design Define 7 Mini Black - Light Tinted Tempered Glass - Brushed Aluminum/Steel Micro ATX Silent Window Mini Tower Computer Case - 2 x Pre-Installed Fans Included / FD-C-DEF7M-02

Fractal Design Era 2 Charcoal, 2 x 120 mm or 2 x 140, GPU max length of 326mm, ITX Motherboard Compatible / 1 x Pre-Installed Fan Included / FD-C-ERA2N-02

Antec C8 White, 2 x 160mm ARGB PWM Reverse fans + 1 x 140mm ARGB PWM Fan, RTX 40 Compatible, Dual-Chamber, tooless Design, Type-C, 360mm Radiator Support, Seamless Tempered Glass Front & Side Panels, High Airflow Full-Tower E-ATX PC Case / 0-761345-10028-1

Evetech TRIO Apocalypse Limited Edition Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case / 6x Dual Ring RGB High-Speed PWM Fans Included / Support USB 3.0 & 2.0 / Syncs with Mystic lighting & aura sync / 5mm Full Sized Tempered Glass / Optimized airflow / Supports 370mm (MAX) long Graphic Card installation

GAMDIAS Gamdias AURA GC1 Elite White ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case with Side Tempered Glass / Supports Motherboards up to ATX / 4x 120mm ARGB Case Fans and Sync with 5V RGB Motherboard / AURA-GC1-ELITE-WHITE

Xigmatek Aqua Ultra Air Mid Tower Gaming Case - White / Supports Motherboards up to E-ATX / 430mm VGA Support / 7 x Pre-Installed ARGB Fans Included / EN41914
Choosing the Right Components for Flawless RGB Sync
Getting your lighting synchronised starts long before you plug anything in. It begins with choosing compatible parts. The motherboard is your command centre, so check its specifications for the correct RGB headers. Are they 4-pin (12V RGB) or 3-pin (5V ARGB)? This is crucial.
Your PC case is the canvas for your light show. Many modern cases, like the compact and stylish Cooler Master E301 Mini Tower with ARGB, come with pre-installed ARGB fans and a built-in controller, simplifying the process immensely. When you're browsing for a new chassis, filtering by top brands like Cooler Master can help you find models designed specifically for a seamless RGB sync system.
Check Your Pins! ⚡
Before you buy any RGB component, double-check its connector type. A 3-pin ARGB (Addressable RGB) connector offers individual LED control for those slick rainbow effects. A 4-pin RGB connector provides static colour across the entire device. Plugging a 3-pin device into a 4-pin header can permanently damage it, so always match them up!
The Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Your Lighting
Once you have your compatible components, bringing your vision to life is a straightforward process. 🔧
Step 1: The Hardware Connection
First, power down and unplug your PC. Connect your RGB fans, strips, and other components to the correct headers on your motherboard. If you have more devices than headers, you can use an RGB hub or "daisy-chain" compatible components together. Many case options, including those from brands like GameMax, often include these hubs to make cable management easier.
Step 2: The Software Setup
With everything physically connected, it's time for the software. Boot up your PC and head to your motherboard manufacturer's website to download the latest version of their RGB control software. Install it, and upon launching, it should automatically detect all connected and compatible devices. This is where your unified RGB sync system starts to take shape.

Cooler Master QUBE 500 Flatpack Black Edition Gaming Case / Fully Modular / Flatpack Assembly / Swappable Side Panels / Supports Motherboards up to E-ATX / Highly Customizable / Accessory ecosystem / 2 x Pre-Installed Fans Included / Q500-KGNN-S00

Fractal Design Define 7 Nano Black TG Light Tint / Mini ITX and Mini-DTX Motherboard Compatibility / Support GPU Up To 306mm / Guided Airflow / 1 x Pre-Installed Fans Included / FD-C-DEF7N-02

COUGAR DUOFACE RGB Mid Tower ATX Case with Two Distinctive Front Panels: Mesh & RGB, Brilliant Lighting Scenery and Excellent Cooling Performance, 3 x Pre-Installed ARGB Fans Included (385ZD10.0001)

Antec CX800 Wood ARGB Gaming Case - Black / Panoramic 270° View With Exotic Wood / Dual Chamber / Pre-Installed 4 x 120mm Fans / 0-761345-10137-0

Fractal Design Era 2 Charcoal, 2 x 120 mm or 2 x 140, GPU max length of 326mm, ITX Motherboard Compatible / 1 x Pre-Installed Fan Included / FD-C-ERA2N-02

Fractal Design Era 2 Silver, 2 x 120 mm or 2 x 140, GPU max length of 326mm, ITX Motherboard Compatible / 1 x Pre-Installed Fan Included / FD-C-ERA2N-01
Step 3: Customisation and Profiles
Now for the fun part! Dive into the software and start experimenting. You can choose from dozens of preset effects, from static colours to reactive modes that pulse with in-game audio. Most software allows you to save profiles, so you can have a calm, static white for work and a vibrant, dynamic theme for gaming. Finding the right foundation is key, and exploring a wide range of computer cases is the best place to start your journey.
Ready to Build Your Luminous Masterpiece? ✨ Getting your RGB sync system perfect is the final touch that turns a great PC into a work of art. From cases with built-in controllers to the brightest components, Evetech has everything you need. Explore our massive range of PC components and start building the rig of your dreams today.
Connect addressable RGB headers to your motherboard or controller, install compatible sync software, map devices, and test effects to sync lighting.
If your motherboard lacks ARGB headers you need an external controller or hub to enable an RGB sync system without motherboard support.
Yes — use your motherboard's software or a unified tool like Corsair iCUE or Gigabyte RGB Fusion to sync motherboard and GPU RGB.
Popular options include ASUS Aura Sync, Corsair iCUE, MSI Mystic Light, and Gigabyte RGB Fusion for consistent rgb sync system control.
Check headers, firmware, and cable connections, update drivers and sync software, and test components individually to troubleshoot rgb sync issues.
Yes — many peripherals support integration; use the same ecosystem or bridge tools to sync RGB peripherals and fans with your PC lighting.
Lighting software uses minimal resources; properly configured a rgb sync system has negligible impact on gaming or productivity performance.






