Lian-Li Strimer Plus V2
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I also paid much less
This is probably a problem in the system. Just write digitec an e-mail
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I have this cable.... I have never seen anything more ingenious. I would also pay 500. But I was lucky.
Lian Li are not keeping up with production.
This does not surprise me. But always buy the mainboard cable first, because in it is also the controller where you can then also plug in the GPU cable.
It also works without, but the effects are NOT comparable.
It is simply meeeega hot. A real hit for nerds like me.
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digitec
1 year ago
The Strimer Plus V2 is not compatible with RTX 50 Series FE cards, according to official information from Lian Li. This means that it will not work with the RTX 5080 if it is part of this series.
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The 3060 should have an 8 pin connector.
The cable is available as 2x 8 pin/plug version which will also fit
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yes exactly, but you can't tinker with it, you can connect it together
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Supply and demand.
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I have an RTX 5080 and it works perfectly. You have to check whether the RTX 5070 connection is the same as the RTX 5080, but I strongly assume it is.
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At the time of writing these lines, everything indicates that we will probably no longer be able to obtain this item from our suppliers. We are sorry about this. :(
digitec
11 months ago
The Strimer Plus V2 RGB extension cable only works for the motherboard if it is ARGB 5 Volt compatible. Otherwise, use the PCIe controller supplied to ensure correct operation of the lighting.
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Hi, sure, it's a standard cable for all RTX 4000 series models rated up to 600W
The connection is not made directly to the power supply, but to the cable or an adapter that you usually find in the packaging of almost all RTX 4000 cards, with the exception of some 4070 models that come from the PC power supply.
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Yes, of course. These cables are always plugged between the connections. You have to lay it in such a way that as little of the
possible from the "old" cable.
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digitec
1 year ago
The Lian Li Strimer Plus V2 is a flexible and extendable modding lighting cable that is available for various connections such as 24-pin, dual 8-pin and triple 8-pin. It is not directly comparable to a 600W cable from Be Quiet as it is a lighting cable designed for RGB effects. To integrate it into your system, you can use it between the power supply and the GPU, but it is primarily for lighting and not for power supply.
If you do not need the cable from the Gigabyte 4090, you can use the Strimer Plus V2 for lighting, but it does not replace the function of a power supply cable. Make sure the power supply cables are connected correctly to power the GPU.
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digitec
1 year ago
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The Strimer Plus V2 is an RGB extension cable series and does not need to be plugged directly into a power supply. Instead, it is used to extend and enhance the RGB lighting of existing cables. The cables are flexible and can be easily integrated into your PC setup. They require a connection to an ARGB header on the motherboard or an L-Connect 3 controller to control the lighting effects.
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So it doesn't have a PC IE plug. It's just an extension of the graphics card's power supply, so to speak.
Hello, you can also just connect your 2x 8-pin cables and leave the first one free. However, if your power supply already supports the new 12VHPWR standard and such a cable is included, then I would use this one: Lian-Li Strimer Plus V2 (RGB, Black)
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The Lian Li Strimer Plus V2 as in your picture fits.
I have the same graphics card and the same Strimer Plus
Yes, it's simply an extension lead... you just need to wire the ARGB pin to an adaptor or to the CM.
Former employee
2 years ago
If the supplier delivers on time, we should be able to offer the item from our warehouse again this week.
No, for RTX 4090 you would need a 4x 8 pin this is only 3x but would work for a RTX4080. Don't think there is an adapter for this cable for the 4090.
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Yes
Unfortunately, I can't give you a specific answer for your 4060, but it works perfectly with my 4080
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