Yesterday I was testing out my new case and the lighting / fans inside it. Since I don't have my motherboard or chip yet, I had to use my current system for power. But it only has one plug left. 
So I plugged everything together in my new system - six LED fans, two halo light mod kits, two cold cathode tubes, a Vantec Nexus fanbus, a Coolermaster Cooldrive 3, and the case itself, which has a light up temperature display. Once they were all strung together, I attached the string to the one plug - and turned it on.
I don't know why I was expecting disaster, but everything worked just fine. I suspect these little things don't require that much juice, but to be safe I'd like a second opinion.
-J
So I plugged everything together in my new system - six LED fans, two halo light mod kits, two cold cathode tubes, a Vantec Nexus fanbus, a Coolermaster Cooldrive 3, and the case itself, which has a light up temperature display. Once they were all strung together, I attached the string to the one plug - and turned it on.
I don't know why I was expecting disaster, but everything worked just fine. I suspect these little things don't require that much juice, but to be safe I'd like a second opinion.
-J
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