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You can plug it in to the JARGB_V2 connector at the bottem of the board.

 

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Hello everyone,

 

Just a quick stupid question.

 

I've recently gotten a new PC and that one came with a rtx4080. Now with all i read about GPU sag and what not decided to order a GPU bracket just in case and it got here today.

 

The bracket i ordered is the following Cooler Master Bracket ARGB which is made of tempered glass. Now this one has RGB on top of it.

My question is, where exactly would i have to plug it in?

My mainboard is a MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI.

Yours Truly

Flo

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You can plug it in to the JARGB_V2 connector at the bottem of the board.

 

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57 minutes ago, Alinz said:

You can plug it in to the JARGB_V2 connector at the bottem of the board.

 

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Thank you very much ❤️ That helps a ton to have an image of it. ♥

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So i did it and it's plugged into that one you said but i can't seem to be able to control the rgb 🤔 is it not with iCue i assume ?

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