Home windows 11 obtained a fairly nifty characteristic this yr within the type of Dynamic Lighting controls which give a centralized hub to cater for all of the units with RGB lighting hooked up to your PC – and ASRock now helps this.
2The brand new Dynamic Lighting hub in Home windows 11 (Picture Credit score: ASRock/Microsoft)
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Naturally, a brand new characteristic is all nicely and good, however not a lot use till distributors assist the performance, so it is good to see a motherboard producer come ahead on this respect with Dynamic Lighting.
ASRock introduced that its motherboards now assist the Dynamic Lighting hub, which permits for all of your (supported) RGB lighting to be synced by way of Home windows – thus avoiding having to put in a number of items of software program to configure your lighting.
The performance is now obtainable with the newest beta firmware (so formally, it is nonetheless in testing).
The corporate wrote:
“ASRock leads the business in supporting Microsoft’s Dynamic Lighting characteristic, a pioneering step in motherboard RGB lighting synchronization assist. To allow the Dynamic Lighting characteristic, customers are required to replace their Home windows 11 OS to the 23H2 model and set up the Beta firmware which may be downloaded from the ASRock official web site.
“As soon as activated, customers can management the motherboard LED lighting, RGB gaming mice, keyboards, and different RGB lighting units by way of Home windows 11 OS.”
Home windows 11’s Dynamic Lighting hub lets you rapidly modify the brightness of all supported lights, and the consequences proven, whereas serving to to maintain system bloat down by not having to put in separate utilities from completely different {hardware} distributors as famous.
Microsoft is engaged on numerous fronts to cut back bloat in Home windows 11 of late, giving customers the flexibility to uninstall some default apps, for instance. Some customers – these in Europe – are even getting the choice to ditch the Edge browser, a transfer that many of us are hoping will see a wider rollout.
