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Is Open RGB safe and whats the official site

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OpenRGB's current release (0.5) as well as master branch pipeline builds should be safe.  As with all reverse engineered software, the risk of hardware bricking is non-zero, but this is more during the development phase than the end user phase.  The issue with bricking was MSI motherboards, and we have taken steps to fix that and thoroughly test the fix before reenabling it for general use.

 

OpenRGB's GitLab page can be found here: https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB

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