It's been over a year since Microsoft announced it was adding RGB controls for devices to Windows 11, yet the move has yet to make waves inside the PC-building community. It's failed to win over RGB ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. You won’t need a separate app from Asus to control the RGB lighting on its latest AMD and Intel boards. You won’t ...

Why it matters: Since Microsoft introduced unified RGB lighting controls in Windows 11 last year, the feature's list of officially supported devices has remained small and includes no motherboards. A ...

With newer motherboards sporting built-in RGB controls, it's never been this easy to add some smart lights to your PC. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

As someone who’s drowning in gaming keyboards, I think I have the authority to say that most Windows apps created by manufacturers for programming RGB lights suck—especially Armoury Crate from Asus.

I've long been the butt of a joke on the Tom's Hardware team that I ride my tech into the ground. It's not so much of a joke — I get nice stuff and then I use it until it doesn't make sense. But let ...