🌈 SilverStone Technology 2-Pack RGB LED Light Strip with ASUS AURA SYNC / MSI Mystic Light Sync / ASROCK AURA RGB / BIOSTAR RACING and Others Compatibility, LS02 Review

Doesn't respond, didn't know what. But in my case it looks good. While everything works fine, the colors are bright, my main problem is that on my motherboard (ASROCK AB350 GAMING FATAL1TY K4) I can't use both extensions on different headers, the connector of the extensions is thick, so I had to connect them in series. and it works / Both options in my case, Asrock RGB software effects work well Pros: Magnetic, comes with 2 strips and 2 extensions and can be chained Cons: The extensions are…

Will post this after a clean install. Pros: The strips all work. with you. The strips are long enough to provide constant illumination within the center turret hull without the need for precise, even placement. The connectors only work one way, so you don't have to worry about connecting them backwards. Cons: The magnets are pretty much useless and I had to use adhesive strips on the sides and top of my case to keep them flat to the case. Not sure how long the adhesive will last, two of them…

I wanted to install an RGB LED strip on my computer after my single color (white) LED strip stopped working. I have an ASUS Deluxe II motherboard with AURA software and connectors, so I decided to try the Silverstone RGB LED strip. I did a little research as not all RGB LED strips are compatible with different hardware versions. The ASUS Deluxe II was a 4 pin 12 volt system and the Silverstone setup seemed to support that. Installation went well and I had to use tape as I have an aluminum case.

Not compatible with MasterFan Pro 140 Air Flow RGB with Thermaltake Core X71 TG case when configured for front case. I'm using a Thermaltake Core X71 TG case with two MasterFan Pro 140 fans in the front. Bought two of these with the intention of creating a fan light show (i.e. the center of the fan is solid color and the grilles are chased, perhaps as a volume meter if the motherboard software supports it). When the case is closed, the fan blades press against the LEDs and produce a loud…

I have an old motherboard with no RGB headers and was looking for a way to add RGB functionality to a software controlled chassis via internal USB. Not this device. I ordered it by mistake thinking it was a feature so it's my fault. This is a feature that Silverstone MUST build into this product (so it can compete with the Cooler Master RGB controller). I still wanted to see what controls are included in the onboard IC controller. You can connect it to a PC via the 4-pin Molex power connector…

For use with legacy Sabertooth 990fx and 8350 OC computers to control all addressable components. Will drive most ws2811 ws2812b leds. Every type I tried worked with this motherboard. Unknown brands also work. The only limitation is 72 LEDs per channel or more importantly only 5V, 5A as this is NOT limited by itself like ASUS does. Since I wanted to use Phantek Halo rings around my Corsair ML heatsink fans along with a custom ring for my 60mm Noctua, my solution was to use a 3-pin XSPC RGB…