LIAN LI ADDRESSABLE RGB STRIMER Plus 8-PIN V1 (Original Version 1, not V2 version)

30 series cards have 3 pcie on them so this won’t work with my 3080 if I want to have all the slots filled.

Broke after two weeks, Amazon refunded my money to purchase another but didnt refund what I paid so that I could fully replace it. Was bright and colorful when working. Really cool/interesting addition to my PC.

Wanted to pull the trigger on this for a couple weeks after building my first PC, But wasnt too sure of the price on this let alone the overpriced 24 pin which is 90 bucks compared to 40 for the 8 pin. A little over board for some cable extenders but I mean I guess RGB does add 100 fps to any build lol. I decided to grab it and its definitely worth it and adds a new level of aesthetics to your rig that fans and ram cant do alone. Lots of customization options depending on which software youre using to control the lights. I have the dreadful gigabyte fusion and unfortunately none of the presets stream the light up each individual cable like Ive seen on a lot of videos. Mine sends it all up in a row instead. But I mean theres plenty of other options besides that one. And of course theres other software that has other options as well. On another note its pretty long and youll for sure have to get it to fit into the case to be able to close the side panel unless of course you have an open basement. I have a h510 elite which has a little cut out for the PCIE cables to the basement and it wouldnt fit. So I had to stretch it across my motherboard pretty much and hide it behind the mini monitor I have underneath my GPU. Honestly makes me wonder why it is the length it is when youre not even gonna see most of it. Other than that it works as intended with no hiccups, looks great, and I would for sure recommend.

My only complaint is I wish this was compatible with iCue out of the box. No issues with installation or daily use. Looks amazing.

Theres not much to say about the product. If youre even looking at this, chances are you know what kind of person you are. You like pretty lights and things that have pretty lights. And if youre like me and really like pretty lights, then you want everything to have them. A couple people mentioned it came with the connections on backwards, but the product comes with instructions on how to flip it. Mine was set up fine out of the box. Works with the Founders Edition 30 series cards, though for some of the other variants of the 30 series, you may need the triple 8 pin version that Lian Li put out. Keep in mind if your motherboard is like mine, you will need to connect it to the controller (which comes with the 24 pin motherboard strimer) and hold the M1 button for a few seconds to let your motherboard sync with it. All in all, Im a big fan.

I actually removed the two 8-PIN wires that came with this strimer and replaced it with another 12-PIN (RTX3.0 FE) wire my GPU uses. (not the adapter that came in box with the GPU) it takes a bit if patience to get the wires to align nicely but it really completes the look having both strimers in my build.

For best results, buy this together with the 24 pin cable which comes with controller. Buy the corsair adapter to connect the controller to commander pros LED input. Works very well with ICUE software.

Great product but giving 4 stars because it was shipped in a plastic sealed bag. Not really sure what the deal with that is but I did not receive the box at all.

LIAN LI PW8-V2 ADDRESSABLE RGB STRIMER Plus 8-PIN, white is really bright and worth every penny. You can sync it easy to ICUE with the right adapter cord.

If you want the controller youll have to buy the 24 pin MOB Cable as well. I bought both just figured Id throw it out there in case someone was wondering. Although Im happy with them. Good quality cables. Not easy to train though.