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Three years after its last update, OpenRGB version 1.0 has arrived with promise of more component support and a headache-free RGB experience.

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RGB control software has long been a pain point of gamers, with background apps and clunky UIs frequently coming up in discussions about gaming mice, keyboards, speakers, monitors, among many more.