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So the NZXT Sleeved LEDs came out, but after looking at the LED strips, they look much easier to install (Peel and stick!) except I ran into a potential issue. How wide are the Logisys LED Strips? In parts of the case I only have about 22 mm of clearance and one part where its only about 10 mm...
Would Logisys LED Strips placed on the top and bottom of the case be enough to light the majority of the case or should I get extras to place along the sides as well?
And just out of curiosity, would a inverter like this be a better one to use for CCFL's...
Thanks for the input, how are the A.C. Ryan cathodes vs the Logisys ones? Is it worth the money?
Also has anyone tried any of the true-color "inverterless" CCFL's that Logisys makes? These looks interesting and appear to be new to Performance-PCs.
As for the Cathodes exploding, this is where I saw that: http://www.casemodgod.com/ccfl_inverter_rant.htm
Don't know how true it is, but its better to be safe than sorry with something so expensive.
As for the NZXT LEDs, I assume your referring to the the sleeved one which doesn't look too...
Hi,
I recently bought a HAF X case and I decided I want to put some form of lighting inside the case because of the window on the side.
After searching around I found out that CCFL inverters can explode or damage components inside the case, but most of these reports were from a few years...