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I have tons of Philips Hue lighting all around my room, lamps, on shelves, LED strips around the edge of furniture etc... so the RGB from my PC and KB + M blends in really well with it.
It only gets annoying for me if it's a changing pattern, like a rainbow wave, or pulsing flashes. If it's just a solid colour then it's fine with me.
Every computer I've ever seen that has RGB lighting has some type control over it...
Yeah even if its static and not pulsing it still burns my eyes.
If I were to buy parts to build a high-performance PC for instance, then the only things I'd be able to find are "EPIC GAMER BRAND PRODUCTS™", where everything from the keyboard, mouse, PC tower, motherboard, GPU card, RAM sticks, and PSU all have these obligatory LED strips everywhere, because "gamer" apparently means "light show", I guess.
besides, most have some way or another to turn it off if you don't like it