Windows 11 will try to fix the fragmented mess of RGB lighting. Dynamic Lighting will let you adjust your RGB lighting across all your devices and components from a single hub in the Settings menu.

Direct RGB control via Windows has been teased for some time. It's been present in Windows Insider builds for several months, and now it's available to the public.It's set to solve one of the most ...

We aren’t sure how fully fleshed-out this version of the lighting software is, but there should be a menu that shows you a list of RGB-enabled peripherals and devices that Windows 11 can control.

Windows 11 finally gets a menu for controlling your PC's RGB lighting, though it's a bit anemic at launch. Here's how it works, and how to make the most of it.

It’s also unclear whether Windows will offer anything better than the surprising number of RGB utilities already on the market, from SignalRGB, OpenRGB, RGB Fusion, and others.

Windows 11 introduces an interesting feature called Dynamic Lighting, a system that controls RGB lighting on devices like ...

Asus is planning to support Microsoft’s new Dynamic Lighting feature that allows Windows 11 users to control a motherboard’s RGB lighting without needing a separate app. Asus has started ...

Microsoft will soon add native support to Windows 11 for controlling the RGB lighting on computer peripherals, like mice and gaming keyboards. As a result, you will no longer have to install third ...

You could have Corsair RGB memory, a Logitech RGB keyboard, and an NZXT case with RGB fans and use three different utilities to control the lighting. Good luck getting them all in sync.

To open compressed files or control the RGB lighting on your PC accessories, you usually need to download a third-party app. But Microsoft is now working to bake these functions into Windows 11. ...

Regardless, it's not fun for anyone involved, and we hope more companies follow Asus's lead and add RGB support to Windows 11. Tagged In PC Gaming Motherboards More from Gaming.