A beginner's guide to RGB lighting your PC

[PCGamer]

[url]http://www.pcgamer.com/a-beginners-guide-to-rgb-lighting-your-pc[/url]

[CMX]

LED guide:
Blue = Cooler
Green = uses less energy
Red = Faster but more heat

[urHabibi]

Does my case or motherboard need to support this because I believe they need a wire so you can plug in the LEDs or something. The article says they can be plugged into the SATA power which is what hard drives use to power I believe. Currently have a computer with the following specs:

[url]http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/MkVwhq[/url]

[Astrobastard]

[QUOTE=Cmx;50774420]LED guide:
Blue = Cooler
Green = uses less energy
Red = Faster but more heat[/QUOTE]

I've been thinking about doing some case lighting myself, switching from blue to orange, but I can't find any comprehensive guide for what they do. Any tips?

[Mort Stroodle]

[QUOTE=V3nom;50774715]I've been thinking about doing some case lighting myself, switching from blue to orange, but I can't find any comprehensive guide for what they do. Any tips?[/QUOTE]

your computer will be perfectly optimized for source engine

[Curls]

[QUOTE=Cmx;50774420]LED guide:
Blue = Cooler
Green = uses less energy
Red = Faster but more heat[/QUOTE]

What about purple and white???

[cdr248]

what about black

[viperfan7]

[QUOTE=J!NX;50774806]What about purple and white???[/QUOTE]

You monster

[urHabibi]

you fools! WHAT ABOUT YELLOW LEDS? how could you all forget?!

[Propane Addict]

The complete guide:

Don't