Asus is on that list as well, but before today only the ROG Scope II Wireless 96 keyboard was in the official documentation. The Verge’s Tom Warren spotted a beta UEFI/BIOS update for the latest AMD and Intel motherboards that included a Windows Dynamic Lighting support toggle.

The company recently released a beta BIOS for AMD and Intel chipsets that adds RGB control to Windows 11. The feature is called Dynamic Lighting in the OS. Once the user installs the BIOS, they can adjust the motherboard's RGB lighting using the Windows 11 Settings menu instead of relying on an Asus app.

Asus is planning to support Microsoft’s new Dynamic Lighting feature that allows Windows 11 users to control a motherboard’s RGB lighting without needing a separate app. Asus has started testing new beta BIOS updates for both of its AMD 600 and Intel 700 series motherboards that include the Dynamic Lighting support.