News One RGB App to Rule Them All? Hands On With WhirlwindFX SignalRGB Software

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The very first thing I did after upgrading my system recently was to find any possible way to completely disable all these rubbish RGB crap effects. After three different apps and few tries, I succeeded! And yes, you are right. It's bloody hard (if not impossible) to find high end hardware WITHOUT this crap. 😡
 
You shouldn't need any software to control/customize the lighting on your peripherals. It should have onboard memory and a way to do so with the device itself. These companies just want us to install their spyware/junkware/uneccessaryware, whatever you want to call it. I have a Razer TKL keyboard, and the keyboard itself is nice to type on, but the Razer Synapse is a pain. It's always updating, and just not that user friendly. All I care about is having a static color on the keyboard for lighting. They could've added that ability to the keyboard without the need for software. I was recently looking for a 3rd-party app to control the lighting.
 
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this one does more than an alternative I had - https://rgbsync.com/

Razer Synapse is one reason to not use Razer as far as I am concerned. It is in your face. I prefer steelseries, its software is mostly background.

only rgb I really wouldn't turn off is on my keyboard, rest is not really as useful. All my rgb has hardware memory for the lighting so the software isn't really needed.
 
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You guys should check out "jacknet RGB sync" to me it's been the best option out there for syncing rgb. And it certainly supports more motherboards / gpu / etc than this software seems to.
 
After downloading it, as soon as I open it the program crashes my system into a hard restart. Not a good way to earn customers
 
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