(If you are using older hardware that requires Razer Synapse 2, you won’t be able to use the Chroma Studio or similar Chroma effect apps.) This guide will walk you through how to turn Chroma on and off, apply the default presets, use the Chroma Studio, and create your own mini light shows on your keyboard, headset, mouse, gaming mat, or any other Chroma-compatible peripheral.įirst, here’s a checklist to get started: What You’ll Need And don’t worry: there are more guides in the works for other PC gaming peripheral brands. If you are a fan of RGB lights like I am, I’m going to show you how to control any new Razer peripheral that’s compatible with Chroma, Razer’s LED-syncing technology that supports a total of 16.8 million colors.
If you’re not a fan of gaming’s fascination with multicolor lighting, then I’m going to show you how to shut off all of the LEDs on your Razer hardware. If you use Razer gear, however, there’s an easy way to control it. Sometimes it feels like, no matter where you look, PC gaming equipment is festooned with RGB lighting.
