If 2016 was all about RGB, 2018 is about the new addressable RGB standard, which lets you control the color, brightness, and lighting patterns of each individual diode in a cluster (such as a strip or a fan with multiple diodes). Last December, BitFenix updated its Spectre Pro series fans with RGB LED lighting; and now these fans even get addressable RGB, letting you control them through a variety of controllers and software, such as ASUS Aura Sync RGB. With the right software and downloadable lighting presets, you can program your fans to put up quite a show. Besides addressable RGB, the other vital specs of the Spectre Pro hasn't changed.