Today, we’re going to discuss everything you need to know aboutBest RGB motherboards.
Love it or hate it, there’s no denying that RGB has taken over the PC gaming space. These days any serious “gaming” setup is considered incomplete without at least a few RGB components and light fixtures.
Although other components like fans, light strips, and PC cases are important to light up your rig, the rgb motherboard plays an important role too.
Being the centerpiece of the system it needs to bevisually stunning, but it also needs to provide plenty of RGB headers to power up other components as well.
Motherboards With Best RGB Overview
What Makes an RGB Motherboard Different?
The main difference introduced by an RGB motherboard is the addition of RGB lighting. While RGB lighting generally uses LEDs, it is specified as “RGB” due to the lights having access to the full RGB color spectrum, as opposed to just one color.
Some products sold as “RGB” may have a limited palette or no control options at all, but don’t worry- we don’t recommend those in this article.
In addition to the basic addition of RGB lighting, there are other factors to take into consideration. With some motherboards, the implementation of RGB lighting can be minimal, only illuminating a single word on the motherboard.
Other motherboards may opt for a backlighting approach- that is, RGB on the back of the motherboard that shines out from behind it, into the case.
In this article, we’ve tried to opt for more complete RGB motherboard lighting implementations.
There’s no point in paying extra dollar for a feature like this if you aren’t going to go all out, right?
Which Motherboard RGB Software Is the Best?
While RGB has been on the scenes for quite a few years now, there’s very little in the way of standardization across motherboard-level support.
Many motherboard manufacturers have offered their own take on RGB sync software, which not only controls the lighting of an RGB motherboard but is intended to syncallyour RGB components together.
