Aluminum Alloy RGB PC Case LED Strip Ic Computer Light Bar 12V/4PIN RGB 5V/3PIN ARGB Motherboard PC Game Light DIY

1. Can my computer motherboard be installed?

Check your motherboard first to see if there is a corresponding pin for the light bar, whether it is 12V 4PIN or 5V 3PIN. Just order the corresponding pins.

2. What is the difference between 12V 4PIN colorful and 5V3PIN full color?

Dear, first of all the voltage is different, one is 12V and the other is 5V. Secondly, the 12V4PIN is discolored as a whole, so the streamer mode cannot be used. For the 5V3 pin full color, you can use the streamer mode and the overall color change.

3. How to install it in the case?

The arrow on the light bar plug is aligned with the main board light bar socket +12V or 5V, plug the light bar into the computer, turn on the installed main board light control and you can use it. The default ic at the bottom of the hard light bar. If your case is an aluminum case, you need to take a note with double-sided adhesive.

4. How to adjust the color of the light bar after installation?

The light bar is adjusted by the main board light control to adjust the change mode and color. First, download the light control from the official website of the motherboard. After downloading and installing, use the to adjust the control changes.

Please confirm whether your motherboard has 12V interface or 5V interface before ordering

Note: Please pay attention to the 12V positive and negative direction when installing RGB LED. The RGB interface supports standard RGB LED strips (12V/G/R/B), the total output current of the strip is limited to 2A (12V), and the length is limited to 2 meters. The actual brightne and color will vary depending on the LED strip . The color corresponding to each pin can be corrected by Aura. If the LED light bar does not light up, please check whether the RGB LED extension cable and the RGB LED light bar are connected in the correct direction. When connecting, please align the extension flat cable with the 12V pin on the light bar and the 12V interface on the motherboard.