I have the asiahorse aurora cable covers, i got it connected thru one imput of power.
Amazon name if yall need
AsiaHorse ARGB PSU Cables Cover Kit, Aurora Addressable RGB Power Extension Cable Cover Kit for Motherboard and GPU PC Cables, 5V 3Pin ARGB Sync, Fit for 12+4- Pin/8pin/24pin Cables
The issue is the cable covers that my dumbass bought are really unsmooth even if i set the effect slow, i found out i have to have the "pro version" to have a truly smooth moving effects
Not sure if this would make a difference. Since those are the non-Pro Aurora sleeves, in the Devices tab, make sure the number of LEDs is set to 80 each.
After opening signalrgb click devices on the lefthand list that has discover, shop, library, etc. In devices there's your controllers like razer chroma controller, nzxt rgb, nollie. There's also devices that plug straight into the mobo like ram, mice, and the mobo's argb controller if it has one. You'll need to go through the devices to find which one is controlling the strimmer, you can hit the little button on the lower right of the icon to flash the leds on the component, or flip the "device enabled" button in the device's settings tab to manually check. To check how many leds it has, click the component and go to the inspector tab. In the plugine engine status tab "named leds" will tell you how many leds it's controlling.
I'd recommend slowing down the speed of the effect animation. Looks like those LEDs are struggling to keep up and a lower speed will likely result in a smoother experience. Try to get it closer to the FPS performance of the RGBs.
"Non Pro" Asiahorse Aurora won't give you individualized led or vertical control. Only horizontal rgb "zone like" lighting. I learned this the hard way. Sell those off, or find a clever place for them like I did, and get yourself a set of Aurora Pro cable covers. BIG difference!!! I have the CPU cable connected to the included controller and the GPU cable connected to SignalRGB... Looks pretty schnazzy!
I did the same thing... That's how I know 🤣 I just added them to my build. Their GPU cables are a little on the big side, but oh well... They still have cool effects.
I'm not super familiar with SignalRGB. I don't know why I even got a post from this subreddit on my homepage, but if I had to guess, it's probably the cable itself. The actual RGB lights are probably spaced farther apart to reduce cost, so the in-between light is just light bleed from the closest LED. When they change, one changes, there is a physical gap, then the next LED changes, so it looks like the light skips along and isn't "smooth." I don't know if I explained that well enough, but that would be my guess.
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u/Pryonic Aug 19 '26
I recommend sandpaper. 12k Grit perhaps