Interior case lights (help)

[MxRider9637]

Hello everyone the question i have to ask you guys and gals is.......

 

The case i have is the Corsair 750D

 

I would like to add interior lights to my case.. around the outer edge of the case so it lights up everything inside...

 

I have no clue what kind of lighting kit to get???

 

I would like something with a remote, also rgb??

 

NOTHING that takes up the drive bays.

[tek inpektor]

Get cold cathode.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Logisys-Cathode-Fluorescent-Light-PURPLE/dp/B000VD3EPY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1398648972&sr=8-5&keywords=cold+cathode+light

[MxRider9637]

one at the bottom other at the top? i dont know ied rather have something that wraps around the entire case..

[Chriz6097]

Bitfenix Alchemy lighting kits. Can't go wrong with these and if you wan to see how they look, watch any NCIX PC showcase video.

I personally go with LED kits because Cathodes can be bulky and have less than acceptable power converters. Not to mention if you get more than one, the color variance increases

[MxRider9637]

Bitfenix Spectre lighting kits. Can't go wrong with these and if you wan to see how they look, watch any NCIX PC showcase video.

not looking for fans though..

[Chriz6097]

not looking for fans though..

I meant Alchemy lighting kits.

[W-L]

Hello everyone the question i have to ask you guys and gals is.......

 

The case i have is the Corsair 750D

 

I would like to add interior lights to my case.. around the outer edge of the case so it lights up everything inside...

 

I have no clue what kind of lighting kit to get???

 

I would like something with a remote, also rgb??

 

NOTHING that takes up the drive bays.

IceModz RGB Led kit which includes remote, and one on top and one on bottom pretty much will light everything up in the case. 

 

http://www.icemodz.com/webshop/#!/~/category/id=5346676&offset=0&sort=normal

Edited April 28, 2014 by W-L

[Josh]

If you're on a budget you can get strips of RGB led's with a remote off of ebay for about $10 (Like here), if you know how to solder you should be able to wire them up to a molex connector quite easily.