XSPC RayStorm LEDs

[piplupgao]

Can someone give me a tutorial on how to instal different LEDs to a XSPC Raystorm?

[Hyydrah]

You simply fit them in to either of the four holes. You can purchase other colors as well.

[piplupgao]

You simply fit them in to either of the four holes. You can purchase other colors as well.

So you don't need anything else besides the actual leds

[Hyydrah]

It should be noted that you'll need the right size of LED for it to work. The Raystorm will work with 3mm LEDs, which are sold by some companies including XSPC themselves.

[Hyydrah]

So you don't need anything else besides the actual leds

Nope, here's the concept. (note that there are four holes)

 

[Hyydrah]

This is one of the stores that stocks 3mm LEDs that will be compatible, by the way. Feel free to choose other colors in addition to blue.

 

http://www.dazmode.com/store/search/?query=3mm+led&records=16&x=-684&y=-95

[piplupgao]

Nope, here's the concept. (note that there are four holes)

 

Raystorm.png

So I'm guessing there isn't a way to hide the cables

[Hyydrah]

So I'm guessing there isn't a way to hide the cables

Whoever took that photo did a really bad job of it, you could tuck them above the motherboard and they'd be hard to spot.

 

They're also physically identical to the stock LEDs, just as a different color.

[Fonil]

So I'm guessing there isn't a way to hide the cables

 

follow the sight pat the best you can of your tubing would be my suggestion IE left side up towards the 8 pin and the right side maybe under the mosfet cooler to the top of the board?

[piplupgao]

This is one of the stores that stocks 3mm LEDs that will be compatible, by the way. Feel free to choose other colors in addition to blue.

 

http://www.dazmode.com/store/search/?query=3mm+led&records=16&x=-684&y=-95

Would something like this work

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1879/ele-42/3mm_Blue_LED.html

[Hyydrah]

Would something like this work

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1879/ele-42/3mm_Blue_LED.html

Of course, provided that you are able to power it. The XSPC LEDs listed above are plug and play ready, though, so it'd be much less of a hassle to use those.

[piplupgao]

Of course, provided that you are able to power it. The XSPC LEDs listed above are plug and play ready, though, so it'd be much less of a hassle to use those.

Do you know where to get the cables

[Hyydrah]

Do you know where to get the cables

To be completely honest I'm not sure how to do it properly without burning out the LED or anything. This video might be useful though.