Diels83
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- Jul 25, 2017
Hello,
I have an Asus Z370-I motherboard and as many as you know it only has a single 3-1 male LED connector on it. I know this is for addressable-only LED strips (5V). I have bought some LED strips which I would like to daisy-chain with the LED strip on my EK Z270-I/Z370-I monoblock, which is addressable but comes with a 4 pin female connector (weirdly). My question is: if I purchase 4 pin connectors like the ones in the picture, will I be able to remove one cable and one pin and use it as an "offset" 3-1 pin like the header on my motherboard?
Thanks
I have an Asus Z370-I motherboard and as many as you know it only has a single 3-1 male LED connector on it. I know this is for addressable-only LED strips (5V). I have bought some LED strips which I would like to daisy-chain with the LED strip on my EK Z270-I/Z370-I monoblock, which is addressable but comes with a 4 pin female connector (weirdly). My question is: if I purchase 4 pin connectors like the ones in the picture, will I be able to remove one cable and one pin and use it as an "offset" 3-1 pin like the header on my motherboard?
Thanks
