TECWARE Flex RGB Cable Cover Kit | Compatible with 24-Pin Motherboard and 8-Pin/16-Pin GPU | ARGB PSU Cable Extension with 5V 3-Pin Sync | RGB Lighting Kit for PC Cables | Black

This item is great I did have to buy a splitter Becuase my motherboard only had one ARGB slot but once I put that splitter my lights were all working they look amazing I love it 10/10

Works just as good as the lian li brand

Absolutely love how these have transformed my pcs appearance. Easy to install and connected immediately to my rgb software. I had round cables and opted to zip tie these to my cables as opposed to cutting open my cable sleeves and using the included brackets. If you also have round cables you will likely have to do the same. That said these are the BRIGHTEST thing in my case and made a major impact in aesthetic. Colors are super bright and flexibility seemed pretty good!

They are amazing, for the price can’t beat them. Will not wrap around thick wires I had to zip tie them to my 24 pin but other then that they look great. Super bright need to find the setting to turn them down.

I LOVE these, they are incredibly bright, flexible, and the color pops really well. I found they are an amazing alternative for extensions with built-in LED cables. The connectors are easy to work with in the case, and the width should cover all sizes of cables.

I really like the one that goes to the motherboard but the one for the gpu doesn’t look that good and also it has an issue where sometimes it’ll change one of the leds to purple and I have to like bang on my desk for it to go back so I would recommend getting one more expensive and higher quality

You may think you need this but you dont

My son updates computers for resale, and these made a computer he was updating look phenomenal.

Lindo de vdd, gostei demais, fora a qualidade de cor e RGB, que são fortes demais

Easy to fit and looks fantastic.

These cable covers or "Strimers" as Lian Li calls them, work just like the Lian Li products do except they don't need a proprietary controller or proprietary software. Be aware, if you install both of these, they have lots of LEDs in them, and it can overload your aRGB port if you also have fans and strips and other aRGB devices. If you have lots of RGB, I highly suggest you pick up an aRGB hub, which will add more power for additional strips, but will not change the maximum number of LEDs your port can handle. Lucky most boards come with two aRGB ports. These are super flexible which is likely why they are called "flex". You can basically tie them in knot and they will still work. That's very handy. The only beef I have is that the GPU Strimer could have been an inch or two longer as it is a tight fit with a full tower case. I did purchase another brand that was just as good, flexible and has a bit longer strimer for the GPU. That strimer was just adequate for the full tower case I installed it in. I do recommend these if they have any left, and just FYI the seller is excellent. The product was late by a couple of weeks and I missed my install window for my customer, and then purolator lost the package for a few more days. I told the seller I no longer needed it as it was so late, and I would like a label to return it. They told me to just keep it for the trouble I had. Very good company, highly recommended. Take a piece of advice. If you want to order strimers for you cables make sure you give them far more time than they say it will take for delivery. All three of the strimer kits I ordered from different companies on Amazon were late.

Honestly was so so surprised with the quality of the RGB and gets synced easily with the motherboard software. I am using Signal RGB so that is also synced easily. I wanted a RGB strip on the 5090 without compromising 3rd party 12HPWR cable so this works with the cover and looks like it is actually the cable but it is just a cover. So really happy with the product.

Beautiful