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LIANLI STRIMER PLUS V2 12VHPWR to 3x8 Pin 335MM EXTENSION (8 x Light Guide)

Lian Li

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Overview

Add a sense of personality to your system with the Lian Li STRIMER PLUS V2 12VHPWR ARGB Cable. Giving you a wide range of customization options, this cable extends your current 12VHPWR length by 12.5" and allows you to add customizable effects and colors to your rig. This particular cable is designed for custom builders who have a robust power supply without a dedicated 12VHPWR connector.

  • For NVIDIA 40 Series GPUs
  • 3 x 8-Pin to 12+4 Pin Cable
  • Silicone & TPE Materials
  • 12.5" Length


LIANLI STRIMER PLUS V2 12VHPWR to 3x8 Pin 335MM EXTENSION (8 x Light Guide)


The LIAN LI Strimer Plus V2 12VHPWR → 3×8‑Pin (334 mm) Extension Cable is a premium RGB extension designed for modern GPUs that use the 12VHPWR (12 + 4) power connector, such as NVIDIA 40‑series cards. This cable has 8 light-guides built into it, giving rich, side-glow ARGB lighting that you can control via L‑Connect 3. It’s built from flexible, heat-resistant silicone / TPE for safe routing inside your case, and uses 16‑AWG power wires so it can reliably support high-power GPUs (up to ~600 W if your PSU’s cables are thick enough). The 335 mm length gives you extended reach, and there’s a plastic shield on the male 12VHPWR end for extra stability — though you can remove it if you need tighter clearance. The ARGB strips are slim (2.1 mm) for better light pattern control, and the coating is UV-resistant to prevent yellowing over time. According to users, you need to plug in all three 8‑pin ends on the PSU side for correct power delivery; the extension doesn’t draw extra power, it just makes lighting look way cooler. Some users mention that in tight cases, routing this cable can be tricky because of its length, so make sure you have enough space.