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Ruth's sister 8Pin (6+2)*2 RGB Cable Neon GPU Line 5V 3Pin 8Pin*2 Graphics Card Extension Cable
Dual 8-pin GPU extension cable with addressable RGB lighting powered from a 5 V motherboard header
- Dual 8-pin (6+2) connectors deliver stable GPU power
- 5 V 3-pin ARGB header syncs lighting with motherboard
- Neon RGB strip illuminates case interior with vivid colours
- CE certified for electrical safety compliance
- Extension design simplifies cable routing in custom builds
GPU extension cable with dual 8-pin RGB lighting
This cable extends graphics-card power using two 8-pin (6+2) connectors and adds addressable RGB illumination along the neon line. It is designed for builders who want a lit cable run without separate LED strips.
Dual-head 5 V ARGB board connects to motherboard
The integrated 5 V dual-light board plugs directly into a standard 5 V 3-pin ARGB header on the motherboard, letting the system control colour and effects through its own lighting software. The cable does not work with 12 V controllers or 12 V 4-pin headers and will be damaged if connected to them.
Simple routing but strict voltage requirement
The flexible neon line routes easily behind the motherboard tray and the 8-pin ends seat like standard PCIe power connectors. The only common issue is accidentally plugging the 3-pin ARGB lead into a 12 V RGB header, which destroys the lighting board.
Highlights
- Dual 8-pin (6+2) connectors deliver stable GPU power
- 5 V 3-pin ARGB header syncs lighting with motherboard
- Neon RGB strip illuminates case interior with vivid colours
- CE certified for electrical safety compliance
- Extension design simplifies cable routing in custom builds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 5 V 3-pin ARGB header on this cable need replacement after extended use?
The neon strip is powered directly from the motherboard's 5 V 3-pin header and has no separate controller; if the LEDs degrade you would replace the whole cable.
What limits continuous operation of the dual 8-pin (6+2) power delivery?
The cable is rated for standard GPU power draw; the first limit is the motherboard 5 V header's current capacity for the lighting, not the 12 V power lines.
How much heat or noise does the neon RGB lighting add during all-day use?
The LED strip draws only 5 V power and produces negligible heat; it has no moving parts so it adds no audible noise to the system.
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