PC Building

[cpurpe91]

I noticed today, when Logitech G hub updated, that Windows can now control the RGB on my G502 Hero mouse and my G910 keyboard. It is nice to see this as I hope that one day I won't need any software beyond Windows to control the RGB in my system. Here is an image.

[BigAl01]

Things aren't supposed to be that easy in Windows.  You must have done something wrong.

[BigAl01]

I don't see any devices showing up in my Dynamic Lighting section.  I have a Corsair RGB mouse and a Cooler Master RGB keyboard installed (and controlled by their respective software apps).

[johnnyenglish]

I think Corsair won't allow third party control of their stuff that easily. I'm just doing a comparison, because if Armoury Crate needs a plug in to control Corsair ecosystem, Windows wouldn't get it that easier.

But the Dynamic Lighting worries me though.... 

The only thing I can think of: "Great more issues with Armoury Crate"

[cpurpe91]

That makes sense but if you are like me in that you want less software running in the background I would not use Armoury Crate. I don't use Logitech G Hub anymore for anything.

[johnnyenglish]

Overall its a good thing for those who have lots of ecosystems, make them all in one place.

My recomendation for those who have a simple GPU and Board from ASUS, skip the Armoury Crate.

My situation is a bit different, my computer is 100% ASUS RoG, can't avoid it. Its not just the RGB. Its the fan adjustments, AIO screen, VRM fans, headset&DAC audio settings, keyboard&mouse macros, individual gaming profiles and CPU power management. I'm in too deep into the ecosystem.