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i have 11 argb peripherals(fans,ssd cover,gpu cable,gpu holder.) , could my phantom gaming 4 b550 handle it?

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so im planning to put about 5/6 more argb peripherals in my pc a led bar, rgb fans , ssd cover, argb gpu cable, argb gpu holder and i wonder how many of them can i link up to just one chain link of fans or do i have to plug it in straight to the mobo? so it doesnt take too much power from only one argb 3 pin. im quite new to pc's so i dont really know alot about em 馃檹馃徎

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On 2/10/2024 at 10:55 AM, ichieezits said:

so im planning to put about 5/6 more argb peripherals in my pc a led bar, rgb fans , ssd cover, argb gpu cable, argb gpu holder and i wonder how many of them can i link up to just one chain link of fans or do i have to plug it in straight to the mobo? so it doesnt take too much power from only one argb 3 pin. im quite new to pc's so i dont really know alot about em 馃檹馃徎

Okay, so to answer your question I'm going to need the model of the motherboard, and likes to all of the individual ARGB and RGB products. Then I can calculate the current requirement on your motherboard. 馃檪

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