Were do you plug them into in your PC. null

Google "Zotty's iCUE" and the top result has everything about it. But the strips plug into the Node Pro (included in this kit). The Node Pro connects to a USB header and a SATA connector. If you dont have any available USB headers on your motherboard, you can get the NZXT hub (I did) or a similar USB hub. Just make sure it's the motherboard style USB, not external.

You need to connect one wire to a free USB header on the motherboard. The second wire goes to a sata power connector. I attached sample pictures of each but please note these are random googled samples yours may vary.

Hi Brayden, You'd connect the Lighting Node Pro to your PSU for power, and an internal USB 2.0 header for connectivity/control. If you have any other questions, please reach out: support.corsair.com

The best place is the USB 2.0 on your motherboard but any micro USB will work. you also need SATA power.

You use the included hub and they plug in to a open USB port on your mobo and a Sata power connector. They are controlled using Corsair Icue.

They get plugged into a usb 2 port on motherboard and sata power connection from your power supply

You will plug them in to an open 3 pin connector on your motherboard.

You need a USB 2.0 socket on your mobo for power, and sata power and SATA cable from your psu.

You need a free USB 2.0 header on your motherboard as well as a sata power cable from your power supply (both would be found inside your computer case)

This comes with the lighting node which uses the 9 pin USB 2.0 port on the motherboard or an alternate cable if your motherboard has built in RGB control for Corsair products such as higher end MSI and ASUS boards.

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Google "Zotty's iCUE" and the top result has everything about it. But the strips plug into the Node Pro (included in this kit). The Node Pro connects to a USB header and a SATA connector. If you dont have any available USB headers on your motherboard, you can get the NZXT hub (I did) or a similar USB hub. Just make sure it's the motherboard style USB, not external.
Answered by formVSfunction 5 years ago
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You need to connect one wire to a free USB header on the motherboard. The second wire goes to a sata power connector. I attached sample pictures of each but please note these are random googled samples yours may vary.
Answered by Customer88 5 years ago
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Hi Brayden, You'd connect the Lighting Node Pro to your PSU for power, and an internal USB 2.0 header for connectivity/control. If you have any other questions, please reach out: support.corsair.com
Answered by Corsair 5 years ago
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The best place is the USB 2.0 on your motherboard but any micro USB will work. you also need SATA power.
Answered by Nncxf 4 years ago
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You use the included hub and they plug in to a open USB port on your mobo and a Sata power connector. They are controlled using Corsair Icue.
Answered by Atticus 4 years ago
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They get plugged into a usb 2 port on motherboard and sata power connection from your power supply
Answered by Rsslick 5 years ago
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You will plug them in to an open 3 pin connector on your motherboard.
Answered by Strider 5 years ago
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You need a USB 2.0 socket on your mobo for power, and sata power and SATA cable from your psu.
Answered by LimblessAnakin 5 years ago
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You need a free USB 2.0 header on your motherboard as well as a sata power cable from your power supply (both would be found inside your computer case)
Answered by Bioridly 5 years ago
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This comes with the lighting node which uses the 9 pin USB 2.0 port on the motherboard or an alternate cable if your motherboard has built in RGB control for Corsair products such as higher end MSI and ASUS boards.
Answered by Erik 5 years ago
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