Author: Emma Roth
Photo by Becca Farsace / The Verge
Microsoft is adding a much-needed feature to Windows 11: the ability to customize your RGB lighting through the Settings menu. The goal is to create a hub where you can adjust the lighting of all your accessories and components, no matter the brand.
Microsoft calls the hub Dynamic Lighting, but details on how the feature will actually work remain unclear. We got a potential glimpse at what it might look like in a set of images leaked earlier this year, which show a new “Lighting” option within the Settings menu that lets you set the lighting effects for all linked devices.
A central RGB controller could help solve the hugely fractured RGB lighting landscape that currently has users downloading the proprietary software associated with...
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Photo by Becca Farsace / The Verge
Microsoft is adding a much-needed feature to Windows 11: the ability to customize your RGB lighting through the Settings menu. The goal is to create a hub where you can adjust the lighting of all your accessories and components, no matter the brand.
Microsoft calls the hub Dynamic Lighting, but details on how the feature will actually work remain unclear. We got a potential glimpse at what it might look like in a set of images leaked earlier this year, which show a new “Lighting” option within the Settings menu that lets you set the lighting effects for all linked devices.
A central RGB controller could help solve the hugely fractured RGB lighting landscape that currently has users downloading the proprietary software associated with...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...