Each RGB device has its own style and comes with its own dedicated control software, but they have too many drawbacks: most are Windows-only, support only their own products, are difficult to use with other RGB devices (prone to conflicts), some even require registering for an online account, need to install bloatware, take up a lot of system resources, and come with some other problems. especially, it would be a pain to synchronize your various RGB lighting settings to your liking.

FBReader is a very powerful, all-in-one eBook reader and manager for PC and mobile platforms, developed by Nikolay Pultsin from Russia in 2005, using C++ and Java. It not only can be used to read text-based novels, but also supports reading comics, office documents, etc. In short, it is a very good choice whether for study, entertainment or office.

Windows XP is Microsoft's first best operating system, Windows 7 is the second, but also the last. Starting with Windows 8, Microsoft has made Windows worse and worse. And when it came to Windows 11, Windows was already very sick. Four of the most serious problems are:

1. System is becoming more and more bloated, especially with the huge amount of junk apps pre-installed
2. System performance is getting lower and lower, with hundreds of backend processes
3. System is getting harder and harder to use, complicating all the simple operations
4. Privacy protection is getting worse, as Microsoft itself starts collecting all kinds of data from users like crazy

Castlevania Advance Collection is a compilation package of 4 classic Castlevania games, released for Nintendo Switch, PC (via Steam), PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms by KONAMI in 2021 (on its 50th Anniversary Celebration). As its name suggest, this is just a pure collection of games + some supportive features, nothing else to look forward to. For example: the graphics of games are not as good as many emulators do. In other words, it is more suitable for fans of Castlevania to collect, and won't surprise you much.

As a game lover, you must have used different game platforms: Steam, Epic, Uplay, etc. Of course, in addition to the game platform, we also have a lot of treasured old games (such as emulator games) on our local disk. Over time, the games on computer become too many and messy to manage and play with ease. If you want to solve this problem, try Playnite, a game management edge tool.