@jaymurray6051 my setup is slightly different as I have the RGB premium kit installed, but for the case only you should have all the wires leading from the RGB controller built in to the top of the case, there is a sata power cable that you need to attach to your power supply to provide power for the RGB. There should also be a cable that connects to the RGB strip around the PSU through, from memory this was already connected. Last thing is the RGB connector that you can attach to your motherboard RGB connector if it has a compatible one, this will allow you to use the motherboards RGB software, if you don't want that just leave it disconnected from your motherboard and use the buttons on top of your case to control the RGB.
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Could you show me how you plugged in the cables to get the RGB working ?
@jaymurray6051 my setup is slightly different as I have the RGB premium kit installed, but for the case only you should have all the wires leading from the RGB controller built in to the top of the case, there is a sata power cable that you need to attach to your power supply to provide power for the RGB. There should also be a cable that connects to the RGB strip around the PSU through, from memory this was already connected. Last thing is the RGB connector that you can attach to your motherboard RGB connector if it has a compatible one, this will allow you to use the motherboards RGB software, if you don't want that just leave it disconnected from your motherboard and use the buttons on top of your case to control the RGB.