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WISDUM 24-pin and 12+4-pin wide InfiniBand cable combo, 132 and 174 LEDs
Addressable RGB extension cable combo with a 24-pin motherboard connector and a 12+4-pin wide GPU connector, featuring 132 and 174 LEDs respectively
- 132 LEDs on the 24-pin cable deliver vivid addressable RGB lighting
- 174 LEDs on the 12+4-pin wide cable create matching GPU illumination
- Wireless transmitter included removes cable clutter for cleaner routing
- Dual-connector combo covers motherboard 24-pin and GPU 12+4-pin power in one kit
Addressable RGB cable combo for 24-pin
The set includes a 24-pin motherboard cable and a 12+4-pin wide GPU cable, each built with addressable RGB light guides. A wireless transmitter is supplied so lighting effects can be controlled without a direct motherboard header connection. It suits builders who want synchronised illumination across both primary power cables.
Sustained lighting performance with 132 and 174 LEDs
The 24-pin cable carries 132 LEDs while the 12+4-pin wide cable carries 174 LEDs, providing dense, even colour along the full length of each extension. Because the LEDs are embedded in flexible light guides, output remains consistent during extended use rather than fading after a short burst. Builders who need a single cable for both connectors or who prefer a wired ARGB header will not be served by this combo.
Highlights
- 132 LEDs on the 24-pin cable deliver vivid addressable RGB lighting
- 174 LEDs on the 12+4-pin wide cable create matching GPU illumination
- Wireless transmitter included removes cable clutter for cleaner routing
- Dual-connector combo covers motherboard 24-pin and GPU 12+4-pin power in one kit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power do the 132 and 174 addressable RGB LEDs draw when running continuously?
The LED arrays are powered through the 24-pin and 12+4-pin connectors; draw is negligible compared with CPU or GPU load and adds no measurable heat to the system.
Does the wireless transmitter need a spare USB header or motherboard software to control the lighting?
The transmitter plugs into a standard USB 2.0 header and is managed through the motherboard vendor's RGB control software.
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