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Hi everyone,

 

I'm finishing off my rig and i want to buy 120 cm of orange led strips (regular ones nothing fancy), And my question is will that length decrease my PC performance duo to its power consumption (varying between 12v and 5v for 60 cm is I've seen). Obviously I have no experience with LED strips. My PSU is 650W for a regular six core i7 and 980 ti, so I'm not on the edge with power.

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It will only use about 10 watts.

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2 hours ago, Zeinone said:

Hi everyone,

 

I'm finishing off my rig and i want to buy 120 cm of orange led strips (regular ones nothing fancy), And my question is will that length decrease my PC performance duo to its power consumption (varying between 12v and 5v for 60 cm is I've seen). Obviously I have no experience with LED strips. My PSU is 650W for a regular six core i7 and 980 ti, so I'm not on the edge with power.

No, it will not affect performance, and even if it does, consider a different powersupply, because then you are already on the edge of making it fail (and is most likely a bad powersupply)

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1 hour ago, FunkyFeatures said:

No, it will not affect performance, and even if it does, consider a different powersupply, because then you are already on the edge of making it fail (and is most likely a bad powersupply)

650w is more than enough for his PC. Under load it should use less than 500w.

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