ATX 24-pin PC light cable Jonsbo DY-2 for motherboard RGB/lighting extension

Jonsbo DY-2 is a 24-pin PC light cable designed to extend or relocate the motherboard RGB/lighting power connection. Compatible with standard 24‑pin ATX connectors, this cable lets builders route LED and lighting power lines away from crowded areas on the motherboard or chassis, providing a cleaner internal layout and easier access for case modifications and RGB installations.

Advantages

The DY-2 cable offers a straightforward extension solution that maintains compatibility with standard 24‑pin ATX lighting headers. It reduces cable strain at the motherboard connector by providing additional reach and allows flexible placement of RGB controllers or lighting strips. The product is compact and intended to integrate into typical PC builds without requiring adapter modules or soldering.

Suitable for

• Extending or relocating motherboard lighting power in desktop PC builds
• Improving cable management and routing for RGB installations
• Case modding projects that require easier access to the 24‑pin lighting connection
• Connecting lighting controllers or extension leads where direct motherboard access is limited

Key specifications

• Connector type: standard 24‑pin ATX-compatible plug and socket for lighting power
• Function: lighting/RGB power extension for motherboard connections
• Compatibility: designed for standard 24‑pin motherboard lighting headers and ATX form-factor systems
• Cable design: flexible insulated wiring suitable for internal PC routing

How to use

Align the 24‑pin plug with the motherboard lighting header and press firmly until the connector is seated. Route the cable along the chassis using existing cable channels or tie points to minimize obstruction to airflow and components. Connect the socket end to the lighting controller, LED strips, or to another extension as required. Verify orientation before powering the system to avoid incorrect connections.

Recommendations

Use the DY-2 cable to improve internal cable routing and reduce strain on the motherboard connector. Avoid sharp bends and keep the cable clear of high-temperature components. If access to the motherboard header is limited, plan routing before installation to maintain secure and accessible connections.