Asus has introduced a beta BIOS update that enables support for Windows 11's native RGB controls on recent motherboard models, allowing users to configure or deactivate lighting on hardware components without the need for vendor-provided software like Asus' Armory Crate.
Dynamic Lighting is Microsoft's solution to unify bling management apps on Windows 11, eliminating the need for multiple apps from different manufacturers for controlling RGB lights. Asus motherboards, along with other major players, have signed up for the program, but support is rolling out slowly. Users need to track down beta BIOS updates from the Asus ROG forums to enable Dynamic Lighting on their motherboards.
Asus has started testing Windows Dynamic Lighting feature on its Intel and AMD-based motherboards, allowing users to customize RGB lighting colors, animations, and brightness in Windows 11 Settings.
