Lian Li Strimer V2 ARGB 3x8-Pin to 12+4-Pin 12VHPWR extension cable - Multicolor

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This guide is for PC builders and enthusiasts looking to enhance their graphics card's aesthetics with the Lian Li Strimer Plus V2 12VHPWR extension cable. It offers stunning ARGB lighting and improved cable management. A key benefit is the enhanced visual appeal, but keep in mind that this cable primarily focuses on aesthetics and does not affect performance. This extension cable is designed for graphics cards using Nvidia's new 16-pin (12+4-pin) 12VHPWR connection, supporting up to 600W of power.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lian Li |
The 12VHPWR connector is a new power connector standard for graphics cards that provides more power through a smaller connector size.
You can use this cable if your power supply has the necessary connectors to connect to the Strimer Plus V2. However, the graphics card must have the 12VHPWR connector.
You can control the ARGB lighting using either your motherboard's software (if it supports 5V 3-pin ARGB) or the Lian Li L-Connect 3 software.
Plan your cable routing during installation to minimize any excess cable length. Use the included clips to secure the cable and manage any extra length.
No, this cable only enhances the aesthetics and does not affect the performance of your graphics card.
The Strimer Plus V2 is constructed with UV-resistant silicon and TPE materials for durability and flexibility.
The Strimer Plus V2 has 108 ARGB LEDs.
The cable supports up to 600W of power.
Ensure the cable is properly connected to the graphics card and the power supply. Verify that the ARGB cable is connected to the motherboard or L-Connect 3 controller. Check the software settings for lighting configurations.
Make sure your motherboard and other ARGB devices are compatible. Ensure all devices are connected to the same control source (motherboard or controller) and that the software settings are configured correctly for synchronization.
Double-check the connector alignment and ensure it's the correct type for your graphics card. Try re-seating the connector firmly. Ensure there is enough space within your case for the cable run.
Carefully manage the cable routing and avoid sharp bends. Use the included clips for better cable management. If necessary, consider rearranging other components to create more space.