HyperX Gaming reveals their HyperX Fury RGB SSD

[WYP]

Do you need an RGB illuminated SSD? HyperX thinks you do!



Read more about HyperX Gaming's Fury RGB series SSD.

 

[Darkdayzzz]

While I think the RGB craze is getting....pardon the pun - crazy.... this SSD doesn't really look at that bad.

I think it looks kinda cool, and nice that it can integrate right into the motherboard headers, that helps cables from being in places you don't necessarily want.

Again though the nice thing is this: You don't have to use the RGB function at all, so don't need to run that cable unless you want to use it.

And for people who are still going off on the whole "RGB should die" mindset I say this: You can disable it....if you don't want lights on just turn them off in the software. Easy.

 

[WillSK]

While I think the RGB craze is getting....pardon the pun - crazy.... this SSD doesn't really look at that bad.

I think it looks kinda cool, and nice that it can integrate right into the motherboard headers, that helps cables from being in places you don't necessarily want.

Again though the nice thing is this: You don't have to use the RGB function at all, so don't need to run that cable unless you want to use it.

And for people who are still going off on the whole "RGB should die" mindset I say this: You can disable it....if you don't want lights on just turn them off in the software. Easy.

I am not a fan of the RGB craze at all. However I completely agree with your point Dark that you can simply turn it off. A lot of the RGB products still look decent with either off or basic white lighting.

I actually would rather RGB products than products with loads of logos and graphics on them

 

[Peace Ð]

While it would look cool in some cases (pun intended as well), I guess nobody would want a overprized, yet performancewise underperforming product. These SSDs are overheating, therefore throttling performance!