Cablemod rgb strip

[BritishLampy]

I bought one of these:https://cablemod.com/product/cablemod-addressable-led-strip-60cm-rgb/ Rgb strips and i have no idea how to connect it to my asus tuf b450 pro. pls help

[Vuxx]

57 minutes ago, Doggo lover said:

I bought one of these:https://cablemod.com/product/cablemod-addressable-led-strip-60cm-rgb/ Rgb strips and i have no idea how to connect it to my asus tuf b450 pro. pls help

This is a layout from the manual of your motherboard. Assuming I've read it correctly the part labeled "5" is your RGB strip port. You plug the rgb strip onto the 4 pins and it should appear in your aura sync software

[BritishLampy]

6 hours ago, Vuxx said:

This is a layout from the manual of your motherboard. Assuming I've read it correctly the part labeled "5" is your RGB strip port. You plug the rgb strip onto the 4 pins and it should appear in your aura sync software

I cant do that cuz the cables are completey diferent to the socket. =(

[KotOr]

8 hours ago, Doggo lover said:

I cant do that cuz the cables are completey diferent to the socket. =(

you bought 5V (3 pin) Addressable RGB LED Strip (each LED or section) can be different color. But your motherboard support only 12V (4pin) RGB (whole strip is one color). So if you want use RGB on your motherboard you need to buy 4pin 12V RGB strip

[BritishLampy]

3 minutes ago, KotOr said:

you bought 5V (3 pin) Addressable RGB LED Strip (each LED or section) can be different color. But your motherboard support only 12V (4pin) RGB (whole strip is one color). So if you want use RGB on your motherboard you need to buy 4pin 12V RGB strip

What can i use this strip for then, is there an adapter or something?

[KotOr]

25 minutes ago, Doggo lover said:

What can i use this strip for then, is there an adapter or something?

Sorry i don't know about anything. you could buy some RGB hub (terminal) but it will be more expensive, you should return this if possible and buy correct one

[BritishLampy]

i'll just keep it for another project and buy another one

 

[Vuxx]

4 hours ago, Doggo lover said:

i'll just keep it for another project and buy another one

 

Assuming these came with your purchase, you can plug the cable on the left into the motherboard, and plug the remaining 3pins into the strips. 

[BritishLampy]

14 hours ago, Vuxx said:

Assuming these came with your purchase, you can plug the cable on the left into the motherboard, and plug the remaining 3pins into the strips. 

on the fan header? what is the header called?