I will update my review in the future if any issues occur, or if I add the 2nd strip and feel like uploading a photo of the result.

Other than this issue, I would recommend this product. I find the price to be a bit high for a set that provides only one connector for ARGB (4pin connector with the 3rd pin missing), meaning that I can only connect both strips if I daisy chain them, or use the Y-connector, but I cannot connect the two strips independently to the motherboard, which is a bit annoying. The build quality is decent (although the rubber finish around the LED strip could had gone through better QA). So far I have only been using one strip, but considering adding the second one. Turns out, they look almost identical, which is great! I found that these strips looked the closest to the GPU's LED, and they were also compatible with MSI's Mystic Light. Therefore, I wanted some non-intrusive LEDs to add some light to the case. Enhanced frame structure, reducing turbulent flow and noise and increasing overall work. Optimized blade design with updated curve that improves air flow and air pressure. The issue was that the tinted tempered glass of the case resulted in most of the insides being too dark to be noticed, which for me took away from the tempered glass sidepanel feeling. SickleFlow 120 ARGB, a new series of the CoolerMaster Fan family, provides a specific air cooling solution ideal for CPU coolers and chassis in-take fans. I thought it looks quite smooth and it could be configured to look nice and not like the ADHD dream. However, I recently built a PC and the GPU (MSI 6950XT Gaming X Trio) has a diffused-looking LED strip towards the side panel. I generally don't like RGB-heavy computer builds, as I find them quite irritating after the 1000th spin of the rainbow.

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