Antony007

I am planning to light up my entire room with RGB led. I want to control those LEDs using the Fusion software that comes with Gigabyte so that my room's RGB keeps in sync with my PC RGB components (RAM, mobo, fans etc.). I am aware of power limitations.

So is there any way I can power the extended LEDs using an external power connector and at the same time controlling the LEDs using the Fusion software? Are there any kind of LED extender in the market? Can't find one in google, probably searching with wrong terms.

7 minutes ago, JM21 said:

The CX is not a Flex ATX PSU. 

 

Flex ATX PSU's are a tricky one, none are fantastic. I certainly would not trust the one you got. I really would only look at options from SeaSonic or Silverstone. I got a SeaSonic 300W 80+ Gold Flex ATX PSU recently for one of my systems, it's rated decently for reliability. I'd probably suggest this though:

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/cDndnQ/silverstone-350-w-80-gold-certified-flex-atx-power-supply-sst-fx350-g

Thank you. But unfortunately the above is not deliverable to india. I will try to speak with some local retailers. But is 350W enough for ryzen 3600 and nvidia 1660ti?

2 minutes ago, Wolfycapt said:

no. CX550W 2017.

The above PSU won't fit in a K39 case

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6 minutes ago, JM21 said:

Send a screen shot, that link just prompts a login. 

Edited the topic

Is this power supply reliable ? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33006830599.html

In the title it is mentioned that it is 400W PSU but in the description it says 'Power: rated 300w (peak above 400w)'

I bought it off aliexpress for a K39 case. I planning for Ryzen 3600 and NVidia 1660Ti. Can this PSU handle that ?