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The white dot will create strip chart in real time. The fan speed will be changed along these lines with CPU temperature. The control panel contains 4 dots allows you to drag and adjust the Smart Speed slopes. Smart Mode: a linear fan speed control feature. Manual Mode: allows you to manually control the CPU fan speed by percentage.

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You can switch the control mode by clicking the Smart Mode and Manual Mode buttons on the top of the CPU Fan control panel. CPU FanĬPU Fan control panel provides Smart mode and Manual Mode. You can see the current frequency of each CPU core on the top of the panel. In addition, the COMMAND CENTER can be a server for mobile remote control application.ĬPU Frequency control panel allows you to change CPU Ratio and Base clock. With the help of COMMAND CENTER, making it possible to achieve easier and efficient monitoring process and adjustments than that under BIOS.

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MSI Command Center is an user-friendly software and exclusively developed by MSI, helping users to adjust system settings and monitor status under OS. Click and Command Center will be started. Please wait while Setup wizard working on software installation.ħ. Click and select the destination for software installation. After download and unzip the file, please select and click. Select and choose your Windows version.ġ. Go MSI Official WebSite and click on the button e.g.

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How to download MSI built-in applicationġ.

Those useful software applications could help on system performance and provide the whole new experience for all desktop users. Also, include with all MSI exclusive software (Like Command Center, Mystic Light, Realtek Audio Control and Super Charger). Besides, the high performance is not only base on MSI extraordinary hardware design. This way you know the maximum index you can pass to the functions.The most difference between the MSI desktop and the others is that the desktop series could bring best gaming experience to global gamer. mobo may have two led zones), #2: 1 (e.g. The second paramater, index, lets the functions know which led (or led area, if they aren't controllable one by one) you want to set the colors of, and again, pLedCount will give you the led (or led areas) count for each hardware (ex: item #1: 2 (e.g. This way the functions setting the lights know which part of the pc you are referring to. With this they mean that every element of this array is a string ( BSTR, to be precise) containing the identifier of each hardware you can control leds of (ex: item #1: motherboard name, item #2: gpu name. The reference says that pDevType contains the "defined type of all devices". If you look at the documentation (which is more a reference than a documentation as there's no hint about what every function does), you'll see that every function (except for Initialize and GetDeviceInfo) require as input parameters BSTR type, DWORD index, which are exactly the elements of the two SAFEARRAYs returned by GetDeviceInfo ( pDevType and pLedCount). If you manage to get it working, please let us know, feedback is much appreciated! How it works

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Remember to compile for x86, the dll won't load in 64 bit applications. I got the library working in Visual Studio 2017, I suggest using that.

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I'm going to build a user friendly program with Qt soon (I think it's the best library to interface C code with an UI), so even people not comfortable with programming can use this.įor reference, here's a link to Mystic Light 1 installer, and another one to Mystic light 2. It works with Mystic Light 2 compatible systems, I tested with ML1 and I got errors after initializing the sdk, feel free to try tho. You need to run the program as administrator to make it work (thanks jugglincode, see issue #1). UPDATE: For now there's just a stub on how to use it. Unlike Mystic Light, there is no colour limitation ( which is a software limitation, not a hardware one) If your system is not compatible with Mystic Light 2, there's a nice alternative which interfaces directly to the hardware and doesn't rely on MSI's stuff: MSIRGB. As the official Gaming App doesn't support many effects (and in my case, I'm limited to 7 colors), I'm planning to code a customizable led tool to get the most out of our leds :) You may know that MSI has released a C++ SDK (update: I uploaded here the sdk reference since the link on MSI's own website is broken) to embed led control in third-parties applications. Open project to implement our own led effects for Mystic Light-enabled MSI products