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Ruth's sister 2pcs Silicone Water Cooling Tubes ARGB 5V 3PIN 4PIN internal power cable

SKU CH-99YR-EB37V

Two silicone water-cooling tubes with 5 V 3-pin ARGB lighting and 4-pin power for custom loop builds

  • ARGB lighting adds colour to custom loops
  • 5 V 3-pin header gives motherboard sync control
  • Silicone tubing stays flexible for tight bends
  • Two tubes included for inlet and outlet runs

Silicone ARGB water-cooling tubes

This two-piece set provides flexible silicone tubing designed for custom liquid-cooling loops. Integrated addressable RGB LEDs run on a 5 V 3-pin connection, while a standard 4-pin power plug supplies the pump or fan power. The transparent hose shows the coolant flow and lighting effects simultaneously.

Builders adding illuminated tubing to a loop

Suits enthusiasts assembling a custom water-cooling circuit who want ARGB lighting inside the tubes. Not suitable for builders who need rigid acrylic or PETG tubing, longer continuous lengths, or a different LED voltage standard. Also not intended for air-cooling only builds.

Highlights

  • ARGB lighting adds colour to custom loops
  • 5 V 3-pin header gives motherboard sync control
  • Silicone tubing stays flexible for tight bends
  • Two tubes included for inlet and outlet runs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much extra heat or power do the ARGB LEDs on these silicone tubes add to a running loop?

The 5 V ARGB LEDs draw only a few watts and produce negligible heat, so they will not raise coolant temperatures or stress your power supply during continuous use.

Which motherboard headers or controllers must I already have to light up the two tubes?

You need a 5 V 3-pin ARGB header or a compatible 4-pin RGB controller on your motherboard or a separate hub to drive the addressable lighting.

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