Question 1

Just wondering if both of the types of cables, 8 pin and 24 pin, connect to a individual controller hub, or if both need a  separate one? Also want to know if these will be compatible with a NZXT H700i case?

Thanks all!

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Accepted Answer

Only one of them can connect to the SINGLE controller hub that comes only with the 24-pin. If you have an RGB splitter available, I'm sure that could work to split the signals.

They come with 5V RGB connections/adapters so if that is the format of the RGB connector on the NZXT H700i case, then go for it. However, I'm pretty sure that NZXT uses a different kind of RGB connection that includes support for white (evidenced by their AER fans and Kraken cooler) so these two are most likely incompatible.

Question 2

Is there a 6 pin version of this?

Accepted Answer

This is not currently, it's 2 8 pin connectors. If you want to you could get a short extender if you need to split it to a 6pin as some extenders will do a 6+2.

Question 3

Can you plug this into the Lian Li Fan hub? I see there is the plug that would be plugged into the hub but not sure if that is how it works.

Accepted Answer

honestly cannot say for sure since i dont onw a lian li fan hub but with that having been said the plug you are referencing is designed for your mobos rgb headers.  i personally prefer the use of the multi tap dongle extensions found on ebay because they are dirt cheap for several of them, can be easier to deal with, and can be hiden during cable management.

now im saying this based on my xp using the gpu and 24p mobo streamers on an aorus X399 gaming 7 in a be quiet dark base 900 pro (set up inverted). so take my input with a grain of salt just saying dongles are better suited to 99% of applications i have come across.

Question 4

does this work with MSI Mystic Light?

Accepted Answer

The product only supports 5V addressable LEDs enabled motherboards like ASUS Z370 F Gaming and does not mention compatibility with MSI Mystic Light.

Question 5

does this work with MSI mystic light?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

Question 6

Does this product come in a RGB style not the ARGB would be better if it did then i could just plug it directly into my master cooler control box, or can you guys make a RGB version that will work with standard RGB?

Accepted Answer

It only works with ARGB. By the way another bit of information. I was wondering how many LEDs the supplied control supports. To test I connected something like 100 LEDs to single controller and it still worked.

Question 7

can i get information on getting a 3-pin ADD mobo header adapter (ASUS AURA)? 50% product compatibility and i can only find gigabyte adapters that only look compatible with the weird 3 pin on these strimmer rgbs. no official recommendations by Lan Li

Accepted Answer

This is a ARGB only and does not support the traditional 12v 4pin RGB. There is a deepcool ARGB to RGB adapter box they recently released that might work.

Question 8

where can I get the rgb connector to connect the lights to my motherboard? mine didn't come with one.

Accepted Answer

This is a ARGB only and does not support the traditional 12v 4pin RGB. There is a deepcool ARGB to RGB adapter box they recently released that might work. If you get the 24Pin extender as well, it comes with a controller that you can plug this into and use to control the lights.

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