Bought an Arctic hub you reviewed purely bcus mb only had one system header, worked a treat. Thermalright make some great value products and this is no exception, great idea combining pwm & argb! Thanks for reviewing Mike and Kath 🐈👍 Wait did u say April🤔 have you been hiding stock lol🤣
Good review Mike.Nice and neat looking hub.Price is good too;l would have guessed it to be more like £25-30.Thank you for sharing the video Mike and Kath 👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Nice video Mike. I’m currently using an Arctic 10 port USB fan hub. This Thermalright one looks great for the price and I would certainly consider it in the future if I ever add more argb devices.
That price is so cheap, shame I don't need one.. Got a rog free one with my motherboard.. If I hadn't it would be in my PC.. Thermaltake really do some nice stuff for excellent prices.. Another fab video.. Thanks..
Mike, do you recommend the Thermalright X8 or the Artic PWN Fan controller? or something else? It seems like the Thermalright X8 has some protection in it with a fuse
i just wish the Z series mobo manufacturers either provided more fan headers or gave such a fan port included with them , cant expect it from the b series mobo but i have noticed only the high range Z series have more fan headsers , rest all have less
@@emmanuelthetryhard984 there is 2 cables at the end of thermaltake, 1 for argb and one for power, plug argb from thermaltake to motherboard argb , and the other one is power , which connect to sys_fan/cpu_fan on your motherboard
the hub is a splitter so it will only be seen to the system as one fan, you can control the PWM header it is connected to in the bios or with motherboard software
I have a question i'm hoping someone could help me answer. I'm upgrading my fans to uni-fans, 9 of them to be exact. My motherboard is a z790 that has enough 4pin fan headers, but I only have 1 5v argb header. Would I need a fan hub like this, or do I have enough on my motherboard as is ?
depends which unifans you are getting, there are many models, but most come with their own controller so it will only need 1 pwm header and one argb header if you want to hand control over to the motherboard rather than the lianli software
@@mikesunboxing ah true I'm a Zero argb man myself, but will keep this one in mind for the partners build as she's more into argb on every corner on every component lol
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The unit itself is a handsome looking bit of kit and judging by your review it does what it says on the tin......thanks for sharing Mike and Kath 🙂
it will be a top seller i think
You've obviously "bumped" the algorithm on Amazon UK, Mike... the price has shot up to £19.56 now from your affiliate link! 😥
damn sorry about that
@@mikesunboxing No worries not your fault Mike, just Amazon being the greedy buggers that they are!
Bought an Arctic hub you reviewed purely bcus mb only had one system header, worked a treat. Thermalright make some great value products and this is no exception, great idea combining pwm & argb! Thanks for reviewing Mike and Kath 🐈👍 Wait did u say April🤔 have you been hiding stock lol🤣
i should have bought a few of these, they seem to have gone up in price a little :-)
Thanks for the review. I'm thinking of buying magnetic tape with an adhesive layer
Glad it was helpful!
Good review Mike.Nice and neat looking hub.Price is good too;l would have guessed it to be more like £25-30.Thank you for sharing the video Mike and Kath 👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
yes it is a great accessory and for less than a tenner you can't go to far wrong. this is the price of a couple of coffees
@@mikesunboxing l don’t need one;but at that price l might buy one for standby 🙂
I bought one of those a couple of weeks ago! Works great.
yeah i might buy a couple more for stock, very handy to have around
Nice video Mike. I’m currently using an Arctic 10 port USB fan hub. This Thermalright one looks great for the price and I would certainly consider it in the future if I ever add more argb devices.
That price is so cheap, shame I don't need one..
Got a rog free one with my motherboard.. If I hadn't it would be in my PC..
Thermaltake really do some nice stuff for excellent prices..
Another fab video.. Thanks..
thanks Vialli
Mikes Hubbubing around!
Mike, do you recommend the Thermalright X8 or the Artic PWN Fan controller? or something else?
It seems like the Thermalright X8 has some protection in it with a fuse
Both are good choices to be honest
i just wish the Z series mobo manufacturers either provided more fan headers or gave such a fan port included with them , cant expect it from the b series mobo but i have noticed only the high range Z series have more fan headsers , rest all have less
Question how to deliberately pwn on Asrock B550m Phantom Gaming 4 BIOS?
go into the pc health settings in the bios and choose PWM rather than DC or AUTO
Would this be able to handle 13 fans I have 4 sets of 3 daisy chained fans and 1 exhaust.
yes i think so, i have had 12 on them before
My motherboars does not have an arbg port so I would have to get an external controller?
yes that is right, something like the gamemax one we reviewed recently would be ideal
@@mikesunboxing so i would have to get this box and an external controller im installing a aio the thermalright frozen nottee 240 version
i'm using thermalright tl-m12 fans can this run them ?
yes it can
so if i don't have a button to control the rgb from the case, i would not be able to control them via any software?
yes the motherboard software will do it as long as you have ARGB header/s on the motherboard
@@mikesunboxing is their. Sys_fan1 could I connect a PWM Hub connecter to it ??
@@emmanuelthetryhard984 there is 2 cables at the end of thermaltake, 1 for argb and one for power, plug argb from thermaltake to motherboard argb , and the other one is power , which connect to sys_fan/cpu_fan on your motherboard
Are you able to control all the fans from some sort of app if using this hub? Or is Bios the only option for control?
the hub is a splitter so it will only be seen to the system as one fan, you can control the PWM header it is connected to in the bios or with motherboard software
hi sir do this hun can run 12v 4pin fans ?
yes 12v pwm and 5v argb
I know I asked something like this a couple weeks ago but will it work with asus aura sync?
yes it will
@@mikesunboxing ok thanks 👍
Does it work on older MB's ??? like on a Win XP retro pc 😲
yes sir it will
I have a question i'm hoping someone could help me answer. I'm upgrading my fans to uni-fans, 9 of them to be exact. My motherboard is a z790 that has enough 4pin fan headers, but I only have 1 5v argb header. Would I need a fan hub like this, or do I have enough on my motherboard as is ?
depends which unifans you are getting, there are many models, but most come with their own controller so it will only need 1 pwm header and one argb header if you want to hand control over to the motherboard rather than the lianli software
@@mikesunboxing Thanks for anwersering. I think i'll just play it safe and grab one of these hubs
What happens if I only plug in the argb cable
You can use it just for argb if you like
Does this hub have rgb fusion from gigabyte?
yes it will work with that
@@mikesunboxing ok thank you 👍👍
Interview number 9 tomorrow’
Good luck with it
Not too bad mike
thanks mate
I think I got my little arctic hub for around 5 quid on Amazon Shure it's got ten slots
it has but zero argb ports sadly
@@mikesunboxing ah true I'm a Zero argb man myself, but will keep this one in mind for the partners build as she's more into argb on every corner on every component lol