Please carefully read and follow the instructions below to remove the DRAM LED driver and then reinstall the lighting control software of your choice. If you've installed third party lighting control software (such as ASUS Aura, MSI Mystic Light, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, or ASRock Polychrome) and G.SKILL Trident Z Lighting Control software onto your system at the same time, there may be driver conflicts. Trident Z Lighting Control] Driver Conflict / Clean Uninstall Guide

It will reinstall when you reinstall RGB software, but then it acts well, and if it doesn't, just run it again. Here is the G Skill BAT file to remove a specific driver that can cause problems. All of these settings persist over restarts too, so over all it's working, but a little kludgy. Then, I open the G Skill software and make settings to the RAM. This takes control of the G Skill software settings. What I do is start the Fusion software, and set up everything I want, then shrink it down. Actually the Gigabyte RGB Fusion software is acting pretty good, but still has problems with the RAM control and brightness-which simply doesn't work.

Their software is excellent and when you close the program, it automatically stays resident in the background. It's a circus right now and everyone of them look like clowns.

Manufactures really need to collaborate more with this. They play well with each other for the most part, but I did have to use the G Skill tool to remove and then reinstall both G Skill and Gigabyte's RGB software, but only once so far. The G Skill software has many other options for its RAM than does the Gig software, and it works perfectly to increase or decrease brightness. Click to expand.I actually started using the G Skill software with the Gigabyte software.

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