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 The RGBPlugins solution contains two projects. Just use the one that fits your needs:
 * **MSI MysticLight**: For MSI boards supporting the [MSI MysticLight SDK](http://download.msi.com/uti_exe/Mystic_light_SDK.zip). You need to install the MSI DragonCenter service with the MysticLight addon.
 * **OpenRGB**: For all Boards supported by the open source project [OpenRGB](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB). You need to run the OpenRGB package with the Server SDK enabled.
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 Some considerations:
 * The MSI Mysticlight SDK was not relaiable for a long time. Since the latest version (included in the package) it seems to connect fine. One issue (at least on my Motherboard) is that the LEDs briefly flicker every time they get a new setting.
 * OpenRGB is a very ambitious new open source project that aims to control all RGB PC devices via one interface. It is not yet very mature (as I speak it is version 0.4). It supports my MSI Motherboard board, but at startup it often doesn’t recognize the RGB hardware.