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PC Lighting
From RGB strips to RGB controllers – here you’ll find everything for PC lighting and lighting control.
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LUAS-013
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ARGB & PWM fan hub, control of up to six fans, PWM and ARGB control for seamless synchronisation, power supply via SATA connectors, magnetic mounting, operational indicator
ZUAD-1409
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Comprehensive hub/splitter from Alphacool, with 11x ARGB ports (3-pin, 5VDG), power supply via SATA, signal control via motherboard
ZUAD-1527
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Splitter cable for ARGB accessories (3-pin / 5V), 15 cm long cable, connection of up to two ARGB elements, compatible with various manufacturers and motherboards
LULS-365
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Controller for RGB lighting and fan speed, with 6 PWM fan connectors and 6 RGB connectors for fans, 1 connector for other RGB devices, 2 temperature sensors, for easy control with Corsair iCUE.
MOLS-186
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Digital addressable RGB LED controller from aqua computer, for up to 360 LEDs, 4 temperature sensors, flow sensor, aquabus interface, including two RGB LED strips with 15 LEDs each
ZUAD-1410
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Comprehensive hub/controller from Alphacool, with 6x PWM fan connections (4-pin), and 6x ARGB ports (3-pin, 5VDG), power supply via SATA, signal control via motherboard
MOLS-191
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RGB LED Hub from SilverStone, control of four fans and six digitally addressable RGB devices (3-pin RGB, 5V), no software required, including remote control.
MOLS-173
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Kit of 4 RGB LED strips, for connection to aqua computer's Quadro controller, 4x 32 cm & 15 RGB LEDs
ZUAD-1007
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Universal 4-way splitter, for 3-pin fans / 4-pin PWM fans, 4-pin RGB hub, for use with selected fans from Corsair or NZXT
WAEK-2559
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DRGB LED strip, 18 cm in length, 3-pin RGB (5VDG, 5V), perfect for upgrading EKWB products with 4-pin RGB.
WAZU-1260
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3‑Pin aRGB lighting module, LED panel for customisable colour effects, compatible with common motherboards, optimised for MO‑RA IV Tank 600, active/passive control required
ZUAD-1108
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Adapter from aqua computer, for connecting RGB components to a 3-pin RGB (5VDG, 5V) connection.
ZUAD-1531
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Splitter cable for ARGB accessories (3-pin / 5 V), 30 cm long cable, connection of up to three ARGB elements, compatible with various manufacturers and motherboards
ZUAD-1109
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Adapter from aqua computer, for connecting RGBpx components to a 3-pin RGB (5VDG, 5V) connection
WAEK-1527
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Extension cable from EK Water Blocks, for 4-pin RGB LED products, high compatibility, 51 cm length
GAZU-850
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RGB lighting for your desk, 1x 1 m & 2x 0.5 m long light strips, easy to install, controlled via Synapse 3, Razer Chroma RGB App for Android and iOS
MOLS-163
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Splitter hub for digitally addressable RGB LEDs, connection via internal RGB header, eight ARGB connectors (5V), colour: Black
RGB PC Lighting: How to Light Up Your Gaming Setup
RGB lighting is one of the easiest ways to customize your gaming setup. Whether you're building a new RGB gaming PC or upgrading existing hardware, the right lighting creates impressive visual effects.
From RGB controllers and central hubs to LED strips for your PC case, you’ll find everything you need for a perfectly coordinated lighting system.
RGB Controllers for Your Gaming PC
An RGB controller or hub is ideal if you want to manage multiple lighting components or if your motherboard has limited headers.
With a controller, you can synchronize RGB fans, LED strips, and other components and control them centrally – either via BIOS or software like Lian Li L-Connect 3 or Phanteks NEXLINQ.
For complex setups, an RGB controller helps maintain consistent effects and clean cable management.
LED Strips for Your PC Case
LED strips for PC cases allow you to add targeted lighting accents and enhance your system’s appearance.
They can be flexibly mounted inside or outside the case and connect via 3-pin ARGB (5V) or 4-pin RGB (12V) headers.
Many models feature adhesive backing or magnets – ideal for quick and easy installation without modifications.
RGB vs. ARGB: The Key Difference Explained
When choosing PC RGB lighting, you’ll often encounter RGB and ARGB (addressable RGB). The difference is crucial for compatibility and lighting effects:
- RGB (12V, 4-pin): All LEDs display the same color – ideal for simple lighting.
- ARGB (5V, 3-pin): Each LED can be controlled individually – perfect for dynamic effects like rainbow or wave patterns.
Important: RGB and ARGB are not compatible and cannot be connected directly.
Modern motherboards increasingly rely on ARGB headers due to their advanced customization options.
Which RGB Lighting Is Right for Your PC?
The right RGB lighting setup depends on your needs. For simple illumination, standard RGB lighting is sufficient. For more advanced effects and customization, ARGB is the better choice.
Also consider how many RGB headers your motherboard provides and whether you plan to connect additional devices. In such cases, an RGB controller or hub is recommended for centralized control.
Plan your RGB setup in advance to ensure compatibility and optimal performance across all components.
FAQ – PC Lighting
What does RGB stand for?
RGB stands for “Red, Green, Blue.” These three colors are combined to produce a wide range of different color tones.
What is the difference between RGB and LED?
LED refers to the light-emitting diode itself, the technology that produces light. RGB describes the color system that combines red, green, and blue to create different colors.
How do I control RGB lighting?
RGB lighting is typically controlled via manufacturer software such as ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, Corsair iCUE, Lian Li L-Connect 3, or Phanteks NEXLINQ. Depending on your setup, control is handled either through the motherboard or a dedicated RGB controller.