Monday, May 8th 2017
MSI and SteelSeries Partner in Lighting Up Your World - Sync RGB
It would seem like companies MSI and SteelSeries are reaching a somewhat strategic partnership when it comes to lighting up your PC and peripherals of choice. As you are all well aware, most companies now offer products with RGB lighting, from motherboards to AIOs and RAM. We covered SteelSeries' own QcK Prism mouse mat some days ago, and you would think the folks at MSI were impressed by SteelSeries' RGB "savoir-faire."
MSI is allowing you to control LED lighting on only one of their motherboards for now - the Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon. This looks like a tentative partnership, for now, but could soon be expanded to more RGB-equipped MSI motherboards. SteelSeries' Engine 3 (SSE3) is the application, developed by SteelSeries, that will allow you to sync your motherboard's lighting with that of your other SteelSeries peripherals, ensuring a single "LED lighting language" across your desk space. The two main lighting features of SSE3 are PrismSync and GameSense. PrismSync controls all the lighting effects in the usual "choose your own color" metric, while GameSense dynamically adjusts lighting effects according to what's happening on your games of choice, like syncing colors to your in-game health or other metrics. This is yet another step towards the integration of LED lighting in our daily computing lives. At least now you can control all LED lighting from different manufacturers (well, just two manufacturers, really) through a single application. Exciting times.
Sources:
MSI News, Tom's Hardware
MSI is allowing you to control LED lighting on only one of their motherboards for now - the Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon. This looks like a tentative partnership, for now, but could soon be expanded to more RGB-equipped MSI motherboards. SteelSeries' Engine 3 (SSE3) is the application, developed by SteelSeries, that will allow you to sync your motherboard's lighting with that of your other SteelSeries peripherals, ensuring a single "LED lighting language" across your desk space. The two main lighting features of SSE3 are PrismSync and GameSense. PrismSync controls all the lighting effects in the usual "choose your own color" metric, while GameSense dynamically adjusts lighting effects according to what's happening on your games of choice, like syncing colors to your in-game health or other metrics. This is yet another step towards the integration of LED lighting in our daily computing lives. At least now you can control all LED lighting from different manufacturers (well, just two manufacturers, really) through a single application. Exciting times.
12 Comments on MSI and SteelSeries Partner in Lighting Up Your World - Sync RGB
Am i the only one at the point where id pay slightly more to AVOID RBG's all over the place?
Yes, 15 years ago was awesome to have lights and gizmos inside computers, but is 2017, most
powerusers/gamers couldn't care less if there's an LED inside the case or on the keyboard.
I don't need lights on the mouse, just let me see the letters on the keyboard, make the light white, and be done with it, if I ever need lights inside the case, I'll put a light bulb in there.
So stop your bitching already, is getting annoying reading the same comments all over again every-time a new RGB product is posted on the forum. LOL
A suspect a very basic and kiddy approach.
We just need a small interface between Windows Action Center and RGB and we can have lots of "Warnings!!" send to our keyboard color leds... like DasKeyboard but more simple...
Dont read the comments if they trigger you so much
i hope it's facing downward for an ambient case light at least, rather than seeing it by direct line of sight
For that R / B you need to see a doctor