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Duncan Robertson

I controlled a gaming PC's fans and lighting with my phone at Computex thanks to HYTE's updated Nexus software, and it could be huge for iBUYPOWER owners too

A reviewer reaching out to control an HYTE's PC touch display.

HYTE didn't come to Computex to play around this year. Not only is it launching a competitively priced gaming PC case in five distinct colors that packs loads of great building features, but it's also coming out with some absolutely stunning RGB fan frames. Perhaps the thing from HYTE's Computex booth I was most impressed with however, was its updated Nexus software.

Companion software for PC components can often be cumbersome, demanding, and intrusive. HYTE, sort of like NZXT or BeQuiet! has its own software to let you manage its fans, case lighting, or performance metrics, but now, with a Nexus 3.0 early preview, HYTE is really pushing the envelope, and it led to a pretty fun demonstration when I visited the booth.

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