Reading a spec sheet quickly can flatten a per-unit figure into a per-order one without meaning to, and the 24-LED infinity mirror on the Amici 5GT is exactly the kind of number that gets misread that way.
Quick Answer
The 24-LED infinity mirror on the AsiaHorse Amici 5GT describes the ring built into each individual fan, not a total shared across a three-pack. Buy the R449 three-pack and the build gains three separate 24-LED rings, one per fan, for 72 addressable points across the set rather than 24 spread thin.
A per-fan spec, easy to misread as a pack total
Spec sheets rarely spell out "per unit" next to every figure, and a reader skimming quickly can assume a listed number applies to whatever is being bought, single or pack. On the Amici 5GT, the 24-LED count sits with the fan itself. A single at R199 carries one ring of 24 LEDs; a three-pack at R449 carries three of those rings, since it is three complete fans rather than one fan split across a pack.
Why the distinction matters when planning a lit row
A build expecting "24 LEDs across the row" from a three-pack purchase would be undercounting by two-thirds. Knowing the true per-fan figure matters for anyone comparing lighting density between products or estimating how a row will look once every fan in it is running its own full ring rather than sharing one between three.
What the infinity mirror construction adds
The ring itself is built as an infinity mirror, a construction that reflects the LEDs between layered surfaces to create depth rather than a flat ring of points. That construction plays as much of a role in the finished look as the raw LED count, since an infinity mirror ring reads differently from a plain LED ring with the same number of points.
Addressable control per ring
Each ring is addressable, meaning the LEDs within it can be set individually rather than only as a single colour for the whole ring. That is what allows a pattern to move around the ring, distinct from a fan whose entire ring simply changes colour together. Addressability is a property of the LED count, not something that changes between the single and pack listings.
The figure holds across colour and blade direction
Black, white, standard blade, and reverse blade all carry the identical 24-LED infinity mirror. Nothing about colour or blade direction changes the ring itself, so the per-fan figure applies uniformly across every SKU in the Amici 5GT range, whether bought singly or in a three-pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 24-LED figure per fan or for the whole three-pack?
Per fan. Each individual Amici 5GT carries its own 24-LED infinity mirror, so a three-pack contains three separate rings of 24 LEDs each.
How many total LED points does a three-pack deliver?
72, since three fans each carry 24 LEDs of their own, none of them shared across the pack.
Does the LED count differ between black and white versions?
No, the ring construction and LED count are identical regardless of the fan's colour.
Are the LEDs individually addressable within each ring?
Yes, which is what allows a lighting pattern to move around the ring rather than the entire ring shifting colour as one block.
Does more LEDs automatically mean a stronger effect?
A higher count allows finer resolution around the ring, but the infinity mirror construction itself contributes significantly to how the effect actually looks.
Does the reverse-blade version carry the same ring?
Yes, blade direction changes which way the fan faces, not the lighting ring, so the 24-LED infinity mirror is identical on both versions.
Where can I check the current Amici 5GT listings?
Evetech's case fans range carries the current options, and case accessories covers extras like splitters for wiring several rings together.
Working out how a lit row will actually look?
Browse Evetech's current Amici 5GT listings to compare single and three-pack options.