yes eh do that

hello yes white works. no not light blue at all. no magnet but adhesive strips that hold well

Not directly. Your motherboard unfortunately only has a 12v 4 pin rgb header but the strip needs a 3 pin 5v header (one empty pin). You could try it together with this product: Deepcool RGB Konvertor only disadvantage, you can't control each LED individually. I hope I could help you further.

Roughly measured, I come to +/- 30cm.

Hello Andreas These strips have a 3-pin A-RGB connector with 5Volt. They can be connected directly to a suitable (newer) board and controlled from Windows with the software of the mainboard manufacturer (e.g. with the Aura software at Asus). Attention! Do not connect to the similar looking 5-pin 12V RGB connector! If the board does not have such a 5V connector, you can use a separate controller for it. I use the Jonsbo RC01 controller from Digitec. This is very easy to connect, but cannot be programmed and simply has 16 different light settings. Good luck

Heat should not play a role. Whether the strips work for you depends on your motherboard, you need the right connections. A remote control is not included, it only works via the board software for RGB.

Nope, just fits the length, but with a 1 strip à 8 Stutz justifiable the experiment, I suppose they are attached in the 3'er block, if I would dare a cut at the Silentium sign, no risk - no win Cheers