Personalize lighting effect in gaming rigs

RGB Fusion, also published as GIGABYTE RGB Fusion in Google Play Store, is a free and handy mobile personalization tool developed to conveniently customize the lighting effects of your gaming computers. Within the comforts of your android or tablet devices, you can effortlessly modify colors and adjust speed for different modes. Created by GIGABYTE Technology Co., Ltd., a Taiwanese distributor of computer hardware, this game utility can be freely downloaded and used.

Feature-packed but buggy

From motherboards, graphics cards to peripheral products, RGB Fusion highly supports RGB, so you will be able to control several zones and sections with different patterns and lighting effects, which could define your desktop’s personality and make it stand out. Unfortunately, only basic mode functions are available to be manipulated in its mobile app. Nevertheless, it could still provide millions of colors and combinations to select from, thanks to its RGBW LED light strips support.

However, on the outside, this can probably look like a newfangled personalization tool that offers cutting-edge technology. Sadly, it is far from that as the entire application has long been left in a ditch without any necessary updates added. Considering that this companion app comes from an established company, this is something that you can hardly expect them to do. The last update that was applied to this app happened way back in 2017 making it extremely outdated.

Many users have experienced tons of issues when trying to launch the application, especially the ‘port opening’ process. Everything about that step is just messy and a hassle to do. Frankly speaking, it does contain a lot of useful and creative features to enjoy if only this lightweight app works properly. GIGABYTE badly needs to step up their game here or just simply make it functional, so those who bought computer equipment from them could maximize its use.

Badly requires overall revamping

GIGABYTE should wake up and listen to many of its users for them to start working on the overhauled version of RGB Fusion. The features it provides are excellent enough, they just badly need to work on the app’s performance. A clear and detailed tutorial guide would be helpful for users to walk through it with ease.