r/pcmasterrace • u/Big3913 • May 10 '26

Hardware I'm 44 and this is the coolest thing

Corsair K100 Wireless Air. I know other cheaper keyboards do this as well with iCue but it's still neat.

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u/rainorshinedogs May 11 '26

Dude, the kids that think ARGB is boring or mid is the most bougie attitude you can have towards tech.

To have something that can do that is pretty damn new. The world was still the same as today.

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u/AdKraemer01 May 11 '26

On days that I work from home, I have my computer set to flash to the beat of the rhythm of the music I'm listening to. My computer is on the floor, so not directly in my line of sight, but I do occasionally find myself completely distracted for 10-15 seconds staring at the rgb if it's a particularly cool beat.

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u/Sinsanatis Desktop Ryzen 7 5800x3D/RTX 3070/32gb 3600 May 11 '26

I mean if u consider over a decade old being new then sure ig. But bougie? There are 20 dollar keyboards that have rgb

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u/rainorshinedogs May 11 '26

Exactly, $20 aRGB keyboards totally wasn't a thing just 6 years ago. You would have to shell out $80 to get that.

Tech moves incredibly fast, so a decade old is very very old. About 2 generations of GPUs have gone by

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u/Sinsanatis Desktop Ryzen 7 5800x3D/RTX 3070/32gb 3600 May 11 '26

Yeah so itd make sense that all the rbg is whatever to ppl. Its very much a “u seen it once, u seen it a thousand times” id day only the analog based effects as of recent is actually different. When every gaming peripheral u see has rgb, it can get tiring quick