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Corsair iCUE LS100 Monitor Back Lighting Kit Review




Today we're presenting the Corsair iCUE LS100, a kit that brings some smooth and vibrant lighting to the back of your monitors for an immersive experience, you might even call it a bit of ambi-lighting.
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Richard Nutman
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Posted on: 11/19/2019 01:24 PM
I quite like the idea of ambient light from the game you're playing to make it more immersive.
Any chance you could show us a video of it when a game is playing Hilbert?
Also, is there any hit to performance? I guess somehow it has to average the screen colour on gpu, or cpu?
I quite like the idea of ambient light from the game you're playing to make it more immersive.
Any chance you could show us a video of it when a game is playing Hilbert?
Also, is there any hit to performance? I guess somehow it has to average the screen colour on gpu, or cpu?
shaga
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Posted on: 11/19/2019 01:33 PM
This is exactly the kind of product I've been waiting and wanting. <3 I have a closed pc case and dislike RGB stuff but ambient lights for immersion? This is how it should be done. I didn't like previous products for the same function.
This is exactly the kind of product I've been waiting and wanting. <3 I have a closed pc case and dislike RGB stuff but ambient lights for immersion? This is how it should be done. I didn't like previous products for the same function.
Irenicus
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Posted on: 11/19/2019 02:19 PM
Only idiots keep buying RGB BS.
I want to buy some fans for my new PC case and guess what: other than the ugly noctua poop fans, nothing good exists without RGB and the mess of controllers...
That's actually not true at all. There are plenty of brands of coolers and what not that have no RGB. I have one such cooler in my case right now. And it's a high performing one too, an H7.
Only idiots keep buying RGB BS.
I want to buy some fans for my new PC case and guess what: other than the ugly noctua poop fans, nothing good exists without RGB and the mess of controllers...
That's actually not true at all. There are plenty of brands of coolers and what not that have no RGB. I have one such cooler in my case right now. And it's a high performing one too, an H7.
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Posted on: 11/19/2019 04:57 PM
I've known for years corsair has been diversifying their product line, this is the first time it's hit me that corsair is no longer mainly a computer memory company.
I've known for years corsair has been diversifying their product line, this is the first time it's hit me that corsair is no longer mainly a computer memory company.
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Only idiots keep buying RGB BS.
I want to buy some fans for my new PC case and guess what: other than the ugly noctua poop fans, nothing good exists without RGB and the mess of controllers...