For a card drawing through three eight-pin plugs, the graphics version is the one made for it. That shell is 260mm and shaped for a three-plug run. The 24-pin version at 205mm is built for the board power cable and will not suit that grouping.
Two shells sit under the Aurora Learn name, and picking the wrong one is an easy mistake to make when both look similar in photos. The Aurora Learn ARGB PSU Cable Cover actually comes in two distinct shapes, each built for a different cable run rather than being interchangeable options of the same product.
For a graphics card drawing through three separate 8-pin plugs, the AsiaHorse Aurora Learn graphics version is the one built for it, shaped as a 260mm shell. The 24-pin version at 205mm is designed for the main board power cable and is not intended for a grouped run of leads. Both are listed at R599 and carry the same 108 LEDs, so the choice is purely about which cable you are covering.
Built for the single wide 24-pin cable that runs from your power supply to the motherboard, this shell suits a run that is usually one flat cable rather than several separate leads bundled together.
Shaped for a group of three 8-pin power leads feeding a card that needs that many connections, this longer shell will not fit the profile of the 24-pin cable and is not meant to.
A 260mm shell needs more straight cable to sit over than a 205mm one, so before ordering it is worth checking your graphics card's power run for enough uninterrupted length, particularly in a compact case where the leads may curve early. The controller behind either shell still draws its power separately, from a free connector on your power supply.
Colour, LED count and controls are identical between the two shells: 108 addressable LEDs at 60 FPS, the same SATA-powered controller and remote, and both offered in black or white. Only the shape and the run it is built for differ, and neither shell clashes with a case lighting setup already planned for the rest of the case.
The graphics version, built as a 260mm shell for a three-plug run rather than the 205mm shell meant for board power.
The main board power cable, which is a single wide run rather than a group of separate leads bundled side by side.
It is shaped for a different cable profile, so a group of three leads is not what its shape is built to enclose.
The shell is described for a three-plug run specifically, so checking a narrower group against the profile first is worth doing.
Yes, 108 addressable LEDs at 60 FPS sit inside each, along with an identical controller and remote setup.
Black and white are listed for both the 24-pin and the graphics versions of Aurora Learn.
It does. A 260mm shell needs a longer straight cable section than a 205mm one, so the run has to suit it before fitting.
Unsure which Aurora Learn shell matches your build? Check Evetech's graphics card and power supply ranges to confirm your cable run before ordering.
The graphics version, built as a 260mm shell for a three-plug run rather than the 205mm shell meant for board power.
The main board power cable, which is a single wide run rather than a group of separate leads bundled side by side.
It is shaped for a different cable profile, so a group of three leads is not what its shape is built to enclose.
The shell is described for a three-plug run specifically, so checking a narrower group against the profile first is worth doing.
Yes, 108 addressable LEDs at 60 FPS sit inside each, along with an identical controller and remote setup.
Black and white are listed for both the 24-pin and the graphics versions of Aurora Learn.
It does. A 260mm shell needs a longer straight cable section than a 205mm one, so the run has to suit it before fitting.
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