Thank you for your feedback.

Unfortunately, we don't have any information on this. However, if you have 1-2 products in mind, you can simply write us an e-mail with links to the products (manufacturer's site or other site) asking us if possible to add this to our range and we will make a request to the supplier. https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr / E-mail: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr/requests/new

The appropriate cable should be in the mainboard packaging, if your mainboard supports it. These are these 5 volt connectors, white 3fsch plug. My MSi board comes with one, but it still didn't work. I connected it via the included control unit. :)

Hi yes

The 5v 3pin header refers to the RGB LED connector on the mainboard. The cable is supplied here; the small black one in the picture. Either your mainboard must have such an RGB connector, then you can control the colours with your software, or you use the three buttons on the slot bracket and have only a few options. Here is the product page; have another look at it: https://lian-li.com/product/strimer-24pin/

Jene des Mainboards, sofern das überhaupt ARGB kann. https://lian-li.com/product/strimer-24pin/

Hello, thank you for your reply. My case, tg5 rgb has a module to plug in all the fans and this case uses the addressable card. I would like to be able to connect my lian linsuf to the case but it's a 3 pin socket (the ones with 4 pins but only with 3) and I don't know which cable to use. Thank you in advance.

These are the old ones. No comparison to the "Plus" version. I got the new ones directly in China because they are not yet available here.

Hello Yes I have connected the lian Li to this PSU by means of an extension

Hello, no you get a small control unit which you can install if you want. If not, you can simply connect the strimer to an addressable LED connector and control it via the software on the mainboard.

If you have a 24-pin connection like almost all mainboards, it will fit. The lighting is fed in via a Sata connection from the power supply unit. Controlled via the slot panel with buttons, mode, speed, brightness, etc.

Unfortunately, we currently have no information on this. As soon as Gen. 2 becomes available to us through our suppliers, we will be able to check a possible inclusion.

It doesn't show up in ICUE for me. I can control it via the Armoury app for my Asus ROG motherboard.

Yes it is. The newer boards all have the required RGB header connection. Alternatively, you can also use the supplied controller.

Yes, you get a controller that plugs into a PCie slot. You can then control the cable from behind the from the back of the PC.

No, unfortunately you don't have a control unit in the kit because you already have really good colours pre-programmed.

That would have to be tested. But I think it should work. The commander of lian li is already there.

Hello Pasci, I used the cable with vertical GPU. It worked fine. Just the installation of the cable is a little tricky.

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Yes, it is compatible.