Asus is planning to help Microsoft’s new Dynamic Lighting characteristic that permits Home windows 11 customers to regulate a motherboard’s RGB lighting without having a separate app. Asus has began testing new beta BIOS updates for each of its AMD 600 and Intel 700 sequence motherboards that embody the Dynamic Lighting help.
Microsoft added Dynamic Lighting to Home windows 11 in September, offering native RGB lighting controls inside Home windows for the very first time. The characteristic lets customers management RGB lights utilizing the open HID LampArray customary, and producers like Acer, Asus, HP, HyperX, Logitech, Razer, and Twinkly have all partnered with Microsoft to help this.
The Dynamic Lighting help on Asus’ newest motherboards requires a BIOS replace that must be accessible within the coming weeks. A beta model is obtainable proper now from Asus’ boards for AMD and Intel boards, however I wouldn’t suggest flashing a beta BIOS except you’re pleased to revive an older BIOS model when you run into bugs.
As soon as your Asus board helps Dynamic Lighting you’ll be able to then handle the brightness, colours, and results within the Settings part of Home windows 11. The lighting controls are pretty fundamental proper now, however at the least you’ll be able to keep away from Asus’ Armory Crate software and use native RGB controls in Home windows. This additionally means you don’t have to make use of third-party RGB controller software program like OpenRGB both, except you want the additional performance it supplies.
