Bykski
Bykski B-VCLR-70X6RGB 70mm 12V RGB strip light diy cooling
12V RGB LED strip for water-block lighting, 70 mm long with mounting screws included
- TypeCPU Block
- 12V RGB strip adds colour to water blocks
- 70mm length fits compatible CPU block channels
- Bykski Aura System enables synchronised lighting control
- 12V RBW LEDs driven from standard 12V line
- Includes mounting screws for direct installation
LED strip for Bykski water blocks
This 70 mm LED strip installs inside compatible Bykski CPU water blocks to add addressable lighting. It draws power from a standard 12 V header and requires the separate Bykski Aura controller to change colours or effects. The part is sold new and targets builders customising their liquid-cooling loop aesthetics.
12 V RGB control via Aura system
The strip uses 12 V RGB LEDs rather than 5 V addressable types, so colour and pattern changes depend entirely on the Bykski Aura controller. Without that controller the strip will display a fixed default state. Two mounting screws are included for securing the strip inside the block channel.
70 mm length fits specific block channels
The 70 mm length matches the internal lighting groove of supported Bykski CPU blocks; longer strips will not fit and shorter ones leave gaps. It provides accent lighting for a single block only and cannot illuminate reservoirs, radiators or multiple blocks from one piece. Builders needing broader loop coverage must purchase additional strips and a compatible controller.
Highlights
- 12V RGB strip adds colour to water blocks
- 70mm length fits compatible CPU block channels
- Bykski Aura System enables synchronised lighting control
- 12V RBW LEDs driven from standard 12V line
- Includes mounting screws for direct installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12V RGB strip light need any controller replacement over time?
The strip connects to a standard 12V RGB header so only the external controller would need replacement if it fails.
What limits continuous operation of the 70mm LED strip?
Heat from the water block itself is the first limit; the LEDs run at 12V and are rated for that voltage continuously.
How much heat or noise does the 12V strip add when running all day?
The strip adds negligible heat and zero noise; it draws power from the 12V line and has no moving parts.
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