In this guide, we'll show you how to install RGB lighting in your PC. These lighting systems are made up of LEDs that can display red, green, and blue colors, mixing up a bit of school science to ...

It’s normal to be confused between different types of RGB devices. In this article, we have mentioned the problems that one can face while lighting their PC with RGB, how can one overcome them, and ...

RGB lighting has become famous in the world of custom PC building by offering users the ability to enhance the visual appeal of their systems with customizable lighting effects. RGB stands for Red, ...

RGB lighting is one of the most cost-effective ways to add some personality to your PC, be it through fans with integrated LEDs or strips that magnetically attach to the inside of your chassis.

Adrian has been a tech enthusiast since the 90s with a particular passion for gaming that developed thanks to his first gaming outings on Pong, Zork and Space Invaders. In the years that followed he ...

This sequel to Lian Li's original Strimer RGB PC-modding accessory has bolder lighting and more advanced patterns to make your build shine. We built it into a PC to see how it glows. I’ve been a ...

Whether you love them or hate them, it’s hard to ignore the number of PC components with RGB lights. Multi-colored PC lighting has crept into almost every category out there—even sound cards and power ...

Too often with PCs, an Elite or Pro version of a case means a metal side panel was converted to glass or RGB lighting was added to the fans. That's not the case with Cougar's Duoface Pro RGB. The ...

Fractal Design’s new Pop series is a complete range of perky-looking PC cases at moderate prices. Coming in black or white base versions, and with Addressable RGB (ARGB) or non-RGB fans, the cases are ...

One of the most exciting PC trends overall this decade is the rise of gorgeous OLED monitors. They’ve steadily improved year after year, delivering ever-more-luscious visuals at ever-increasing speeds ...

A couple of years back, the PCMag hardware team set out to complete a live build of a $1,000 gaming desktop. We wanted to make it powerful and keep the price reasonable, though of course we still felt ...