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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Christopher Harper

Hyte's Nexus Link ecosystem of RGB devices makes building rainbow PCs seem easier than ever

An official render of HYTE's first AIO, the THICC Q60.

It's hard to go check out a gaming company's wares at CES without seeing a whole lot of RGB. In Las Vegas, we got to look closely at Hyte's freshly-released Nexus Link ecosystem, including its THICC Q60 AIO (announced at Computex 2024) and accompanying cooling and RGB setup. Besides the core components of the Nexus Link Ecosystem, Hyte has also released its Keeb TKL keyboard ($179.99), which is compatible with Hyte's Nexus control software.

The Hyte Nexus Link Ecosystem uses Type-C and Type-M Nexus Link connectors between primary and secondary "nodes." A "primary node" refers to a Hyte THICC Q60 AIO ($299) or Nexus Portal NP50 (bundled with fans or light strips for an extra $30 if you don't have the AIO) used as a central cooling or control unit. Your cooling fans and RGB lighting strips function as "secondary nodes."

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