Here’s some marketing-related information that should provide more details about the reviewed product: “The Lamptron SM436 PCI RGB & Fan Controller offers not only a wide functionality but also high ...

Light up all the things! Many gaming accessories have some form of RGB lighting or another. Razer Chroma accessories offer a wide range of peripherals to spruce up your gaming station and many are ...

Cooler Master introduces addressable RGB (AIO) liquid CPU coolers. The MasterLiquid ML240R RGB and ML120R RGB are compatible with ASUS, MSI and ASRock motherboards with addressable RGB LEDs. The ...

German manufacturer Aqua Computer has this week announced the launch of its new “next-generation” RGB LED controller in the form of the farbwerk 360. Capable of controlling up to 360 addressable RGB ...

Have you ever been told you need to lighten up? Depending on your interpretation, you can do exactly that with Asus' new ROG Aura Terminal, a standalone RGB lighting control box that supports a whole ...

Most users have heard of a fan hub, a convenient device for connecting multiple devices into one location. However, more and more users are more concerned with RGB LEDs than cooling these days. So it ...

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Cooler Master, a leader in cooling, case, power supply and peripheral, introduces the first addressable RGB AIO liquid CPU coolers to be certified by ASUS, MSI and ASRock with MasterLiquid ML240R RGB ...

Description: Using an Arduino or a micro controller, we can generate cool-looking patterns with an led strip containing ...

LEDs are getting smaller and smaller, and the newest generations of indexable RGB LEDs are even fiddlier to use than their already diminutive predecessors. [Alex Lorman] has written some notes about ...