You can have brand specific integrations (like LightFX and Lightsync) with Razer devices using Aurora.

Required Software

One of:

• Synapse
• OpenRGB

Tips

• After installing Synapse, you can disable all Razer services and only leave “Razer Chroma SDK Service” running to reduce background usage.
  • see Disabling Windows Services
• Using Chroma SDK Service and a Chroma integrated game make Razer devices flicker. In this case using OpenRGB and “Disabling Device Control” in “Devices & Wrappers” menu of Aurora is recommended

Needed configuration

Through Razer Software

1. Install Synapse from Razer or Chroma SDK from Aurora
2. Make sure Razer (RGB.NET) is enabled in Aurora’s Device Manager
3. Make sure you didn’t enable “Disable Device Control” in “Devices & Wrappers” settings. If you did, click “…” button in Chroma Wrapper section and reenable device control.
4. Make sure “Razer Chroma SDK Service” in running

Through OpenRGB

1. Check OpenRGB page for regular instructions.
2. If you are still using Synapse:
   1. Click/check “Disable Device Control” in “Devices & Wrappers” Chroma section
3. If you are not using Synapse, you can either uninstall it or make sure all Razer services are disabled

Supported Devices

All devices except really recent devices should work. For really recent devices, small update to the SDK library is needed.