OpenRGB
Open source RGB lighting control that doesn't depend on manufacturer software.
- Free • Open Source
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
What is OpenRGB?
Open source RGB lighting control that doesn't depend on manufacturer software. For Windows, Linux, MacOS. ASUS, ASRock, Corsair, G.Skill, Gigabyte, HyperX, MSI, Razer, ThermalTake, and more supported.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- RGB Lighting Control
- asus-aura
- hardware-utility
- peripherals
- rgb-led-systems
- corsair
- razer
- rgb
Recent user activities on OpenRGB
Kodijack thinks Artemis RGB is an alternative to OpenRGB
device328 thinks SignalRGB is an alternative to OpenRGB- costanza6221 reviewed OpenRGBco
Linux support hella fine. Works flawlessly and simple
I made the mistake of using Razer Synapse for a while, which is an abomination.
OpenRGB was a pleasant surprise: It doesn't even need to be installed. Just dump a few files where you like, and run it.
I can't speak to other platforms, but under Windows, it creates exactly one directory--for settings. It doesn't install any drivers or services, and doesn't need to run constantly.
It doesn't even need elevation in my experience, although there may be some scenarios in which it does.
It is a FANTASTIC breath of fresh air after dealing with Razer Synapse's privacy violations, bugs, and frustrations.
And it's free. Go figure.
Linux support hella fine. Works flawlessly and simple
Useless tool since it doesn't save settings in devices permanently. I have two mice Razer Viper Mini and Steelseries Rival 110. Author says that he doesn't want to wear out flash memory in devices but this is a poor excuse. Steelseries app saves permanently. I cannot run OpenRGB on target machine since it isn't even a computer , but standalone device. Permanent saving is a the basic functionality that must work to have any use of this.
Absolutely insane app. Brilliantly helpful and portable! It helped me to ignore all of that clunky manufacturer RGB software, especially Armoury Crate.
Edit: Causes coil whine for some reason, I don't recommend leaving this program open.
I am using this as alternative to Logtech G Hub.
OpenRGB does not have to be open to save settings of what colours the RGB should be.
It however does not detect my Motospeed keyboard.
What are you talking about here? It can't cause any coil whine, lol :-))
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