>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3 0fAvrpj18 >http://

dunno it looks cool man lol

>>61212180
>2017
>not shitposting from a humming pride flag

Improvee the performance

/g/'s opinion on RGB Is universally negative fuck off. The only light up thing in MY build is my keyboard and it's white.

>>61212180
I think rgb lighting is overrated desu. Most I'll do for lights is the power button or any other buttons on the case so i can see where the button is when it's dark.

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>>61212180
Throw in some nativity figures on top of the power supply cover and call it Christmas decorations

>tfw the future is gonna be all rgb led lights everywhere

its the cyberpunk weve been waiting for

subtle
ˈsʌt(ə)l/Submit
adjective
1.
(especially of a change or distinction) so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyse or describe.
"his language expresses rich and subtle meanings"
synonyms: fine, fine-drawn, ultra-fine, nice, overnice, minute, precise, narrow, tenuous; More
2.
making use of clever and indirect methods to achieve something.
"he tried a more subtle approach"

i don't like rgb but my new mouse spams colors at me for 10 seconds after switching dpi and i think it's cute

i do kind of like graphics card logos that change their color base don temperature, it's funny to see youtube causing ridiculously heavy loads

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We finally mastered LED technology

>>61212180
Oh look. a thinly veiled Linus thread. Fuck off, you're probably one of his pathetic, deformed little interns.

Can't wait for your shitty little 'business' to fucking die, you waste of life.

>>61213117
>Upset he doesn't get free parts and a chinkfu given to him by the industry
Do you think it's a coincidence he has an Asian wife when all the major hardware firms are from Taiwan, Korea and China?

>>61212180
Looks like a fucking circus. True patricians choice is white LEDs.

You're 20 years too late.
Manufacturers realized people will pay way more than it's worth for light-up things that perform terribly.