5 m RGB for that money with controller and remote control, I can print extra parts, and more beautiful !

For rgb fans, this might be the product of the year for them.

I need to test this!!

Im not a huge RGB but i can tell you why i want something like this....



I hope they do coloured non RGB strips because I would rather pay less for just one colour to funk up my PC then pay the RGB Premium for that specific feature i dont even need....
Just give me a White, Red or Blue single colour strip and im golden.

My balls are insanely tickled right now.

Wow, not a bad price, I suppose these work with the most common motherboards which supports RGB?

Chloe PriceWow, not a bad price, I suppose these work with the most common motherboards which supports RGB?

Mobo needs to have an ARGB header(3 pin, +5v), plugging into a simple rgb header(4pin, +12v) will kill the leds

FreedomEclipseIm not a huge RGB but i can tell you why i want something like this....

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I hope they do coloured non RGB strips because I would rather pay less for just one colour to funk up my PC then pay the RGB Premium for that specific feature i dont even need....
Just give me a White, Red or Blue single colour strip and im golden.

My balls are insanely tickled right now.

Just go buy El wire.

And these flexible neon leds have already been around for years, I used them in a build over a year ago, just go on aliexpress and look up flexible rgb led. I literally just bought 3 meters of fully addressable flexible neon with a power supply and a controller to wire up a friend's computer room for about $30. And they have it with all different addressable ICs and down to diameters of 5mm-8mm

It's crazy to me how these PC brands take products that have been out for years, more than double the price, and then add proprietary connectors to lock you into an eco system, and the PC community thinks it's revolutionary....


Here's some of the 8mm diameter I have

Chloe PriceWow, not a bad price, I suppose these work with the most common motherboards which supports RGB?

Actually, it's a terrible price when. You consider that you can buy the very same product without phanteks branding for a third of the price

AnarchoPrimitivJust go buy El wire.

And these flexible neon leds have already been around for years, I used them in a build over a year ago, just go on aliexpress and look up flexible rgb led. I literally just bought 3 meters of fully addressable flexible neon with a power supply and a controller to wire up a friend's computer room for about $30. And they have it with all different addressable ICs and down to diameters of 5mm-8mm

It's crazy to me how these PC brands take products that have been out for years, more than double the price, and then add proprietary connectors to lock you into an eco system, and the PC community thinks it's revolutionary....


Here's some of the 8mm diameter I have



Actually, it's a terrible price when. You consider that you can buy the very same product without phanteks branding for a third of the price

They same thing goes for $17/m on aliexpress and it's unterminated, so 19.99 isn't that bad.

Sold!

This is why I love Phanteks! Looks good with great diffusion, simple and even the curved tracks are a good idea. There are LED strips already for sure but this looks well made.

This is super cool. Might get one of these for my next build next year.

$20? That's not bad considering you don't have to DIY anything. I'd probably switch it to single color anyway.

I'm impressed, that looks a lot better than my current RGB strips of BLINDING DEATH RAYS RIGHT INTO YOUR EYEBALLS

How about a regular RGB strip, a U-guide and some hot melt glue? (not 100% transparent)?

TotallyMobo needs to have an ARGB header(3 pin, +5v), plugging into a simple rgb header(4pin, +12v) will kill the leds

Damn, my MSI X470 board has those 4pin 12V headers.

TotallyMobo needs to have an ARGB header(3 pin, +5v), plugging into a simple rgb header(4pin, +12v) will kill the leds

You reckon I can plug these into a Corsair iCUE Commander Pro? Its got 2 RGB LED 3-pin inputs. Manual says: Power Input: RGB LED 4.5V to 5.5V

ChrisX0XYou reckon I can plug these into a Corsair iCUE Commander Pro? Its got 2 RGB LED 3-pin inputs. Manual says: Power Input: RGB LED 4.5V to 5.5V

corsair use their own proprietary system, dont do it