Connect the other side to the LED connector. Option 3 (Optional/Sold Separately): To use Corsair iCUE to control and power your LEDs, simply connect the Corsair iCUE cable adapter to the RGB Cable, and then plug in the adapter into a Corsair Commander Pro or Corsair Node Pro unit. Option 2 (Optional/Sold Separately): To use the RF remote to control your LEDs simply connect the SATA Power Cable to any SATA Power cable from your power supply unit. Make sure not to connect to a 12V 4 pin header, as that will kill the LEDs. Option 1 (Included): Connect the RGB Cable directly into your motherboards 3 Pin 5V RGB Header, Razer Chroma Addressable RGB Controller, EKWB D-RGB Loop Connect, or your own 5v 3Pin Controller. See below options on how to power/control the LEDs. We recommend putting the support bracket up to where it will be mounted to visualize where the bump stop will be needed.Īll our RGB Mod Parts come with this connector on the cable by default. If your card needs to be mounted in a lower slot, use the taller bump stop. For larger cards that take up 2.5 slots or more, you may need to use a lower slot. Usually, this will be the 2 screws underneath the 2 that secure your Graphics Card to the case. Next you will need to remove 2 screws from the PCIE Slot Covers at the rear of your case. To mount the bump stop, choose which side you want to mount it on the bracket, put two of the thumb screws through the bump stop and bracket, and then screw it in by hand to the small rectangle pieces with two threaded holes.
We recommend installing the bump stop and routing/plugging in the LED cable (If RGB) before mounting the bracket for an easier installation.
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