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#1 jack00
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Can someone explain to me what's the difference between RGB and non RGB models ?

Like there's a K70 rgb and a K70. Besides the colors of the backlights, I don't have a damn clue what's the difference.

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#2 GeryGo  Moderator
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@jack00 said:

Can someone explain to me what's the difference between RGB and non RGB models ?

Like there's a K70 rgb and a K70. Besides the colors of the backlights, I don't have a damn clue what's the difference.

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#3 jack00
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Aight heh :)

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#4 Bikouchu35
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Rgb changed my life. Oh yeah get the Lux variations too I believe they are like a revision or version 2 of the k70s.

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#5  Edited By DynamiteCoppers
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RGB is purely a looks thing, some people like to keep things consistent

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#6 insane_metalist
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If you like changing color themes then RGB is the way to go. Even new GPU's are not quiet RGB but allow you quiet a few colors to pick from. So if you want your setup to match then go with RGB.