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Connor McG
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I'll assume you meant B350 :P 

 

Phanteks, NZXT, and a lot of other manufacturers make strips I that are Aura compatible.

 

You shouldn't need a control box, just a 1-3 splitter and some male-to-male 4 pin adapters, which you can get on amazon

So I have my entire rig built, but am looking into getting 2 phanteks halos, and some rgb strips, cablemod is kinda expensive, so I was wondering if there are cheaper options that are compatible with ASUS Aura, I also need to know if I need a control box or not, I have a b350-f Gaming ROG Strix Motherboard, im just confused :P any help is awesome

 

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5 minutes ago, Daniel Z. said:

Put the GPU on the top slot. I use cable mod strips cause they just work.

Is it ok if I have the gpu on the bottom? it blocks the mobo lighting if its on top 9_9

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I'll assume you meant B350 :P 

 

Phanteks, NZXT, and a lot of other manufacturers make strips I that are Aura compatible.

 

You shouldn't need a control box, just a 1-3 splitter and some male-to-male 4 pin adapters, which you can get on amazon

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1 minute ago, JaegerB said:

I'll assume you meant B350 :P 

 

Phanteks, NZXT, and a lot of other manufacturers make strips I that are Aura compatible.

 

You shouldn't need a control box, just a 1-3 splitter and some male-to-male 4 pin adapters, which you can get on amazon

lol, meant b350 yeah xD ok, thanks!

 

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Just now, Connor McG said:

Is it ok if I have the gpu on the bottome? it blocks the mobo lighting if its on top 9_9

Depends on what the slots are. I believe the top two slots on that mobo, while being PCI-E x16, are different versions. The top is 3.0 and the bottom is 2.0. Honestly I don't reckon there should be a bottleneck at all putting it on the 2.0 slot, but you might want to try each and see if you can see a difference.

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Just now, JaegerB said:

Depends on what the slots are. I believe the top two slots on that mobo, while being PCI-E x16, are different versions. The top is 3.0 and the bottom is 2.0. Honestly I don't reckon there should be a bottleneck at all putting it on the 2.0 slot, but you might want to try each and see if you can see a difference.

Ok, thanks, ill give it a try

 

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I love how quickly things are replied to and answered on here :D

 

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Just now, Connor McG said:

I love how quickly things are replied to and answered on here :D

 

yes it is good

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5 minutes ago, Connor McG said:

I love how quickly things are replied to and answered on here :D

 

We're always racing to beat each other to answering ;)

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15 minutes ago, Connor McG said:

So I have my entire rig built, but am looking into getting 2 phanteks halos, and some rgb strips, cablemod is kinda expensive, so I was wondering if there are cheaper options that are compatible with ASUS Aura, I also need to know if I need a control box or not, I have a b350-f Gaming ROG Strix Motherboard, im just confused :P any help is awesome

 

Aura Sync compatible components https://www.asus.com/campaign/aura/us/Sync.html

 

The motherboard has two RGB Aura headers. You may need some splitters.

80+ ratings certify electrical efficiency. Not quality.

 

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