8 Apr 2017 at 20:33 #1 johnny sublime johnny sublime Associate Joined 5 Jul 2009 Posts 844 Location DONcaster Does anybody know the max length of an rgb strip that is powered from a motherboard header
8 Apr 2017 at 20:42 #2 Aberfala Aberfala Associate Joined 3 Aug 2006 Posts 1,298 The recommendation is 2M max, it may work with longer lengths but the brightness will be lower.
9 Apr 2017 at 15:28 #3 johnny sublime johnny sublime Associate OP Joined 5 Jul 2009 Posts 844 Location DONcaster Ok cool wanting to run a strip out the back of my case then along the back of my desk which is 1.5m so no problems there
Ok cool wanting to run a strip out the back of my case then along the back of my desk which is 1.5m so no problems there
10 Apr 2017 at 00:54 #4 DarrenMA DarrenMA Associate Joined 10 Apr 2017 Posts 2 Location London Aberfala said: The recommendation is 2M max, it may work with longer lengths but the brightness will be lower. Click to expand... Why does it affect brightness? https://www.vouchers4u.com/ Last edited: 25 Aug 2020
Aberfala said: The recommendation is 2M max, it may work with longer lengths but the brightness will be lower. Click to expand... Why does it affect brightness? https://www.vouchers4u.com/
10 Apr 2017 at 09:19 #5 Aberfala Aberfala Associate Joined 3 Aug 2006 Posts 1,298 DarrenMA said: Why does it affect brightness? Click to expand... I expect just because there is only a certain amount of power provided. What I posted originally was taken from the Asus Aura page below https://rog.asus.com/articles/maxim...-aura-lighting-control-and-rgb-strip-headers/
DarrenMA said: Why does it affect brightness? Click to expand... I expect just because there is only a certain amount of power provided. What I posted originally was taken from the Asus Aura page below https://rog.asus.com/articles/maxim...-aura-lighting-control-and-rgb-strip-headers/