Hey crew! We have heard your feedback and made a NEW RGB guide that hopefully is even more helpful than this one. If you're not quite finding your answer here, jump on over and have a look 👉 ua-cam.com/video/jTJBlHSG7ec/v-deo.html
Thank You for teaching me how to connect ARGB fans. I knew nothing about computers before I started building my own PC. Miraculously I actually managed to build a functioning computer somehow, except for the fans. They were spinning ofc, but didn't light up thanks to my inability to comprehend where all those weird cables would go. But now they are shining in all their glory thanks to You!
12:17 thank you so much for this version explain, this is what i was looking for. Its basically regular chain connection of fans and then one goes to RGB 5v pin and one to Fan pins. Thank you so much, so simple! now i know how i will build ZALMAN ZM-RFD120A Z-Spectrum rgb fan in my new PC. Cheers!
Thanks guys! It really helped me switching from ARGB button control (pre-installed on my cabinet) to motherboard controlled method. I was so confused with daisy chain, connector types, argb vs rgb, etc. Now I understood everything in a single video!
40 seconds in and this guy is a natural presenter. edit brother stop shaking those cables! You can set up a fixed focus point for camera b and have a looksee zone marked out for holding them up to the camera
Yeewww - That'll be awesome, hope you two nail that first build! Let us know how you go when you get around to it as well, we'd love to hear how you two got on. :)
Despite my computer culture, I still don't have much experience with RGB. I have had two 200mm Aerocool DUO20 fans for at least 2 years. Thanks to you I gave them colour for the first time via the 'Addressable Gen2' connectors on my Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z690 FORMULA which I had never connected 🤣🤣🤣🤣
good video . my challenge is to connect the pre-installed argb fans from the pc case to the mabo. They do not provide a hub, and the connectors change somewhat from what you described in the video.
No shit I just fired up my PC and its all rainbows and glowing. This is the first time ive pc built a PC myself. I honestly wasn't sure if it was going to work or catch fire! It works though. You video really helped me understand what I needed to plug where for the fans and lights! Thanks for that!
This is awesome , I'm a first time builder and was really confused by the RGB. But my msi case has a sata cable on it, so this was really helpful! Thanks
Built pcs since long before all this RGB stuff came around, so good to know how it works. And I gotta say, thanks for commenting not advocating connecting with power turned on - my brain was like "Wait, why is he doing that? I know it works, but now everyone will do it... " -'Am I advocating,no' "PHEWWWWWW":P
Hahaha seriously. In the beginning of the video dude looked so zonked. The camera person so clueless as if gonna pass out any second. But dude had good info.
Thank you so much omfgg. I was stressing on what an argb lighting controller does and how to plug in multiple argb fans when my motherboard has only one header. You helped so much 🙏🏾
ASUS Motherboard PRIME H310M-A R2.0 How do I connect the ARGB Fan light on this Motherboard,? Is it advisable I use the (SPDIF _OUT) to plug the lighting of the fan?? I have the NV-I120FWR3 fans from Raidmax
WOW Very precise and clear. So helpful. I didnt realize I had RGB headers on my motherboard so now I know what they are thanks to you. Very GOOD VIDEO. The women could use a Tripod it gives more stability. However she did a fantastic job
You really make it a challenge for your camera #2 operator by bouncing things around as you talk. RGB involves a lot of wires. I have an ITX case, so not sure I want to have to deal with unnecessary wires. Right now my only RGB is my RAM.
Demystified the process for me a little bit. Trying to do a 10 fan argb setup (360 aio side or front intake, 3 bottom intake, 1 rear exhaust and the 3 top exhaust) and I wasn't sure which headers to use. If my argb comes with a fan controller would I only need the 1 controller into the 5v rgb header on the mobo for the 7 daisy chained 120 fans and then the 360 aio into the aio header on the mobo to sync all the rgb with software? Or would I need to use 2 controllers with 4 fans in one controller that bridges into the 2nd controller with 3 fans, that runs into the 5v header on the mobo? I'll probably be using the asus tuf z690 and from what I gathered it has 4 regular fan headers, 2 rgb headers, the 2 cpu fan headers and an aio header. Would the controller(s) occupy 1 rgb header and the aio the 2nd rgb header?
I have an rog strix b550-f gaming WiFi ii mother board, I only see two ports to put fans, I only see cpu_fan and cpu_opt, I have a lian li Lancool 3id tower case, I have three fans in the back and one in the back, idk if I have the space on my mother board to have a plug in for all these fans and I’m completely lost
Thank you! This video was very helpful. I was just wondering. If I would use the manual controller. Would I still be able to use software to change the colour of the leds? Or only via the manual box? It seems more easy to use the manual controller to connect the fans.
FINALLY I GIVE !)) PERCENT LIKES TO THIS GUY EASY SIMPLE WAY TO EXPLAIN WHY MY FANS ARENT CONNECTED PROPERLY THANK BRAH I APPRECIATE IT!!!!!!, ps no other video explains it better than this guy(Y)
4:40 that happens to me too lol, try plugging it in doesn't fit so turn around to try again, still doesn't fit, turn it around again, fits. usb do be like that sometimes
So for the ARGB, do I just download the software instead of plugging the extra cables except the 4-1 pin ARGB connector? I recently bought a fan splitter and I connected it to the 4-1 pin ARGB connector and it works, but my LEDs aren’t on. I have a ASEUS motherboard so do I have to download a software for AESUS? If you could answer my question, I would appreciate it 🙏
I installed my TT fans today and the RGB doesn't seem to be working. They're Daisy chained together then connected to the 5v argb header on my ASRock x570s pg Riptide mobo. Everything seems to be connected correctly.
Very nice video, very informative. Good job! One thing to keep in mind for the future - when you are showing cable connectors to the viewer - keep them still and let your camera focus on the actual connector. Most of the time it is out of focus and the viewer has no way to see the actual connector on their screen. You can easily bring in a still image into post production which would nicely show the head of the connector, all the pins, etc.
I'm having a problem and could use some help: I have 3 Riing 14cm fans. I did the controller just how you showed. All 3 fans are plugged into the controller. The controller is also plugged into the PSU correctly as well as to the motherboard. When I power on my PC the fans are spinning and basically rainbow colored. Here's the problem: When I try to use any TT software (Such as TT RGB Plus) it always tells me "Cannot detect controller, please check that the fan controller is connected." Please help me know how to fix this, as I would like to be able to control the color of the fans. Thanks!
I fixed mine right after I replied. The reset switch coming from the case was plugged into the motherboard but it should've instead been plugged into the RGB switch board. Hope this helps
nice explanation. thank you. Just one question, in case you connect ARGB fans together (asi you did) you cannot control them separately. All lights the same way. Is it correct? thank you.
If you're using an RGB hub to plug your fans into, and then the RGB hub plugs into a single ARGB header on the motherboard. Can the motherboard control each fan RGB individually? Or are they all controlled by one signal?
Let's say your installing a AIO with RGB fans, will you need to go buy a separate hub/splitter/controller for it if you dont have one? I also want to get a new case that comes with front rgb fans. I'm pretty sure most cases don't come with a hub/controller. Do you usually have the case fans that already come with the case in the same hub as extra fans you put in or do you keep it separated?
Hey bro nice video. Can you suggest me what to do i have aorus 360x waterforce and i cannot found 120fans aorus it is possible to synchronize with different case rgb fans?
Hello, I have a question! I just recently got into PC building and i'm not very good with these stuff. Basically i bought a Sharkoon TG4 PC case with RGB fans, and i have a H510M H motherboard, which only has a 12V and not 5V header, so i cannot use the ARGB effect of the preinstalled fans. My question is, PC case specs says that if my mobo does not support the connection, i can use 14 different RGB light effects via Reset button on the PC case. So, will i be able to use the RGB effect of the fans at all or no? Sorry for asking a possibly stupid question, just want to make sure before i spend any money on it :) Thanks in advance!
What if I’m wanting to go with the thermaltake swafan (9x EX12’s, 3 side, 3 bottom, 3 AIO. And 1 EX14 for the back of the case) which ones would be best to use so I know I have enough connections and don’t have to wait and order more parts when it time to build? I’m using the aorus X670E pro X white motherboard
The hardest part of building my pc is figuring out the fan wiring and chaining and positioning. Man im stuck all day on this. Mobo was easy and fun, the case, fans and wiring is not fun and hard as f!
Thank you very much for the video. I have a doubt. As the controller connects to the usb port, so I would have to stop having a usb port on my case to put the fans?
Unfortunately yes, this header on these controllers take up a space that would otherwise be used by your case for USB2 ports. However, you get internal USB hubs that let you plug in multiple headers and then connect that to the motherboard. I ha e one made by NZXT, served me very well foe this purpose.
tnx bro it helped me a lot , caus my mob doesnt support argb 3pin , but my fans are all 3pins so i buyed a hub contrôler 3pin and i didnt know how to connext all of this , i will try to connect them now and i hopefully it will work , i will post another comment later for the result tnx.
If my motherboard doesn't have an RGB header, can I use an adapter and just connect the fan's power cable to my motherboard and the RGB pin to an adapter?
My fans are orange by default, when i change the colors, after i turn my pc off, the color goes back to orange (to the default) i have to open the case everytime i turn my pc on to switch colors. How can i fix this? Also, apps don't detect my mortherboard/Fans.
Can you maybe daisy chain, let's say, 3 case fan's ARG LEDs with liquid cooler's ARGB fan's plus the leds on the pump itself and then connect all of them to the motherboard ARGB pin? To sync all up nicely? Or perhaps daisy chain them to a controller, two cable into the controller, which then goes onto the ARGB header of the motherboard?
Yes you can! You just need all of the products to be ARGB ones. So as an example, you can connect 3 Pure Plus aRGB fans and TH240 AIO CpU cooler water block all to your motherboard and control it via motherboard software. 🤙
@@ThermaltakeAustralia In your example the AIO and the 3 Pure Plus would be daisy chained into one ARGB cable? Cause my plan is a bit complicated sadly. My AIO and the 3 case fans I bought are not from the same brand. Both of them came with their own controller/hub but they don't need to be used, I could just daisy chain their ARGB cables into one and then connect it to the motherboard. Both of them 3-3 fans, so 3 on AIO and 3 in case plus 1 ARGB line on the pump. However since I want them to be synced through Aura Sync I need them to be on one ARGB cable so at least one controller/hub I need to use probably, I can't directly chain them together into one. Also perhaps 6 ARGB fans on one connector would be almost too much to power up by one pin? So I defintelly need to use one of the controller/hub, since they both are SATA powered. Sadly the case fan's cable is like 1 mm wider than the AIO's hub, so they won't fit in there. But the case fan's hub can be easily connected with the AIO's main ARGB cable, which is also daisy chained. So my plan here is to daisy chain the AIO's RGBs, as it supposed to be, and connect it to the case fan's hub with one ARGB cable, then daisy chain the case fan's ARGB cables into one and connect them to the same hub. Then one main ARGB cable comes from the hub and goes into my motherboard. What I'm afraid of is perhaps, even if they are controlled by the motherboard software, since they are different brand I'm afraid that they won't be synced perfectly, or am I wrong and it'll be just perfect?
Hey crew! We have heard your feedback and made a NEW RGB guide that hopefully is even more helpful than this one. If you're not quite finding your answer here, jump on over and have a look 👉 ua-cam.com/video/jTJBlHSG7ec/v-deo.html
what's "aagb" or "aigb" 🤣🤣
The cameraman could use some training on how to focus, but the video is very good and informational. Thank you.
It actually was a camera woman if you looked carefully when she was pointing a header. Totally pointless though..😅
2nd part of ur comment would just suffice.
@@jayanthvadlapati1957 nah gotta fix the cameraman
It’s a woman
bad camera job and lighting for a company that trying to sells it products
Thank You for teaching me how to connect ARGB fans. I knew nothing about computers before I started building my own PC. Miraculously I actually managed to build a functioning computer somehow, except for the fans. They were spinning ofc, but didn't light up thanks to my inability to comprehend where all those weird cables would go. But now they are shining in all their glory thanks to You!
Yewwwwwww! Love seeing comments like these 😊 Hope you enjoy your newly built PC even more now!
@@ThermaltakeAustralia yewwwwwwww💀💀🥶
Mine aren’t spinning…
@@Neo-zz3xb just blow on it 💀
@@Neo-zz3xb whoops
Ugh. Terrible focus. Couldn't see most of the cables or headers. Redo.
Thank god all frames showing details how plug or socet looks are blurred.
For a thousand years I searched the internet for this exact information. thank you very much
So glad to hear we could help!
12:17 thank you so much for this version explain, this is what i was looking for.
Its basically regular chain connection of fans and then one goes to RGB 5v pin and one to Fan pins.
Thank you so much, so simple!
now i know how i will build ZALMAN ZM-RFD120A Z-Spectrum rgb fan in my new PC.
Cheers!
Thanks guys! It really helped me switching from ARGB button control (pre-installed on my cabinet) to motherboard controlled method. I was so confused with daisy chain, connector types, argb vs rgb, etc. Now I understood everything in a single video!
That's awesome to hear! So happy we could clear that up for you! :)
40 seconds in and this guy is a natural presenter.
edit brother stop shaking those cables! You can set up a fixed focus point for camera b and have a looksee zone marked out for holding them up to the camera
Very helpful info on the differences between the two. I'll probably go A-RGB, even though my mobo supports both.
clear as mud good video guys .can not wait to build my next pc with my son but until then I'm watching awesome videos like yours
Yeewww - That'll be awesome, hope you two nail that first build! Let us know how you go when you get around to it as well, we'd love to hear how you two got on. :)
Despite my computer culture, I still don't have much experience with RGB. I have had two 200mm Aerocool DUO20 fans for at least 2 years. Thanks to you I gave them colour for the first time via the 'Addressable Gen2' connectors on my Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z690 FORMULA which I had never connected 🤣🤣🤣🤣
good video . my challenge is to connect the pre-installed argb fans from the pc case to the mabo. They do not provide a hub, and the connectors change somewhat from what you described in the video.
No shit I just fired up my PC and its all rainbows and glowing. This is the first time ive pc built a PC myself. I honestly wasn't sure if it was going to work or catch fire! It works though. You video really helped me understand what I needed to plug where for the fans and lights! Thanks for that!
Awesome. Thanks guys. And gals. Now i just need 1 of my fans to stop blinking uncontrollably
got to love the "awkward fumbling" skit you did their to try to make your product seem simpler.
"I do not advocate this" would be some iconic last words.
This is awesome , I'm a first time builder and was really confused by the RGB. But my msi case has a sata cable on it, so this was really helpful! Thanks
Built pcs since long before all this RGB stuff came around, so good to know how it works. And I gotta say, thanks for commenting not advocating connecting with power turned on - my brain was like "Wait, why is he doing that? I know it works, but now everyone will do it... " -'Am I advocating,no' "PHEWWWWWW":P
Umm, I am completely lost right now
Hahaha seriously. In the beginning of the video dude looked so zonked. The camera person so clueless as if gonna pass out any second. But dude had good info.
Thank you very useful information I had no idea how to connect ARGB, I learned something new
Thank you so much omfgg. I was stressing on what an argb lighting controller does and how to plug in multiple argb fans when my motherboard has only one header. You helped so much 🙏🏾
Thanks for the video and very nice shirt btw 👍😉
A floppy disc port! Dude tech is so crazy, been a gamer my whole life but only ever heard stories of the floppy...oragon trail n stuff like dat
Thanks a lot. I didn't really know where to start. Now I know what I need to do.
After so many searches i found the solution ❤
With all those long extra cables, no wonder cable management is a creative art in itself
ASUS
Motherboard
PRIME
H310M-A R2.0
How do I connect the ARGB Fan light on this Motherboard,? Is it advisable I use the (SPDIF _OUT) to plug the lighting of the fan??
I have the NV-I120FWR3 fans from Raidmax
the action camera on this really raises the adrenaline of the scene
WOW Very precise and clear. So helpful. I didnt realize I had RGB headers on my motherboard so now I know what they are thanks to you.
Very GOOD VIDEO. The women could use a Tripod it gives more stability. However she did a fantastic job
Thank you,much help,, have to point out the phrase you used “ mad dogs” love it so Aussie.
You really make it a challenge for your camera #2 operator by bouncing things around as you talk.
RGB involves a lot of wires. I have an ITX case, so not sure I want to have to deal with unnecessary wires. Right now my only RGB is my RAM.
Awesome explanation.. well done
Very informative video. Thanks dude
You're most welcome!
Thanks for the info. It’s exactly what I was looking for
If only we could have a universal standard for RGBs! Haha
Also, use a tripod next time please. So wobbly I'm getting sea sick watching this
Lol I just googled how to connect them and I happened to have bought the 3 pack of Thermaltake ARGB fans
nice and detail explaine. thanks brother
Thanks man, looking of this video. I'm using TT 360mm aio and 1 kit of TT pure 12 ARGB.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks
Can confirm :D 5V connecter don't like 12V Pins xD
Thanks man that was very helpful
This is a great tutorial I was so confused But Thanks a lot imam go do this now
You saved me today
Glad we could help!
I feel sick after so much blur and movement in your camera.... couldn't see crap with that camera work lol.
Thank you though... informative video.
Thx I needed the help bad
thank you this video helped out a lot guys!!
thank you so much< i have gone from having no clue to knowing the difference and how to install them.
Great info but how do you install on the case?
Very Nice Explainer
G,day mate, and got my case but… it didn’t come with the controller, is it supposed to, did I miss it, and where do I get it?
The camera man could use some training but thanks for the video it really helped me out
Great video. I wish I found this sooner. Now my 240 mm TT AIO isn’t lighting up let alone my two fans
Demystified the process for me a little bit. Trying to do a 10 fan argb setup (360 aio side or front intake, 3 bottom intake, 1 rear exhaust and the 3 top exhaust) and I wasn't sure which headers to use. If my argb comes with a fan controller would I only need the 1 controller into the 5v rgb header on the mobo for the 7 daisy chained 120 fans and then the 360 aio into the aio header on the mobo to sync all the rgb with software? Or would I need to use 2 controllers with 4 fans in one controller that bridges into the 2nd controller with 3 fans, that runs into the 5v header on the mobo? I'll probably be using the asus tuf z690 and from what I gathered it has 4 regular fan headers, 2 rgb headers, the 2 cpu fan headers and an aio header. Would the controller(s) occupy 1 rgb header and the aio the 2nd rgb header?
Thanks thanks 🙏
I have an rog strix b550-f gaming WiFi ii mother board, I only see two ports to put fans, I only see cpu_fan and cpu_opt, I have a lian li Lancool 3id tower case, I have three fans in the back and one in the back, idk if I have the space on my mother board to have a plug in for all these fans and I’m completely lost
Thank you! This video was very helpful. I was just wondering. If I would use the manual controller. Would I still be able to use software to change the colour of the leds? Or only via the manual box? It seems more easy to use the manual controller to connect the fans.
I LOVE THIS GUY IS SOOO FUNNY KEEP GOING BROO🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
5:51? Thought that was my BRAND NEW monitor so I had to go back to make sure.
I wish you held the cable a bit more stable and zoomed into it. I have no idea I have no idea what cable you're holding each time...
FINALLY I GIVE !)) PERCENT LIKES TO THIS GUY EASY SIMPLE WAY TO EXPLAIN WHY MY FANS ARENT CONNECTED PROPERLY THANK BRAH I APPRECIATE IT!!!!!!, ps no other video explains it better than this guy(Y)
Good informartion for beginners 👍🏼👍🏼
4:40 that happens to me too lol, try plugging it in doesn't fit so turn around to try again, still doesn't fit, turn it around again, fits. usb do be like that sometimes
ty you save my life
So for the ARGB, do I just download the software instead of plugging the extra cables except the 4-1 pin ARGB connector? I recently bought a fan splitter and I connected it to the 4-1 pin ARGB connector and it works, but my LEDs aren’t on. I have a ASEUS motherboard so do I have to download a software for AESUS? If you could answer my question, I would appreciate it 🙏
"so this fan here.. looks familiar, right?"
if only I could tell
How is this modern fan technology
I installed my TT fans today and the RGB doesn't seem to be working. They're Daisy chained together then connected to the 5v argb header on my ASRock x570s pg Riptide mobo. Everything seems to be connected correctly.
Okay but what should i do if my motherboard has Not ARGB Support? Can i Connect the case hub only with sata ?
Can you make a video on how to change the lights mode through a program please
Very nice video, very informative. Good job! One thing to keep in mind for the future - when you are showing cable connectors to the viewer - keep them still and let your camera focus on the actual connector. Most of the time it is out of focus and the viewer has no way to see the actual connector on their screen. You can easily bring in a still image into post production which would nicely show the head of the connector, all the pins, etc.
I'm having a problem and could use some help: I have 3 Riing 14cm fans. I did the controller just how you showed. All 3 fans are plugged into the controller. The controller is also plugged into the PSU correctly as well as to the motherboard. When I power on my PC the fans are spinning and basically rainbow colored. Here's the problem: When I try to use any TT software (Such as TT RGB Plus) it always tells me "Cannot detect controller, please check that the fan controller is connected." Please help me know how to fix this, as I would like to be able to control the color of the fans. Thanks!
same situation
@@cloudvi4044 I'm at my wits end, I can't seem to find any help anywhere to figure out this problem!
I fixed mine right after I replied. The reset switch coming from the case was plugged into the motherboard but it should've instead been plugged into the RGB switch board. Hope this helps
@@cloudvi4044 Hrm, I'll have to see what mine is plugged into. Thank you so much!
@@revanmercury no problem
nice explanation. thank you. Just one question, in case you connect ARGB fans together (asi you did) you cannot control them separately. All lights the same way. Is it correct? thank you.
Hey Peter, that's correct, if they are connected together into the same Header on the motherboard, then they will all change together.
If you're using an RGB hub to plug your fans into, and then the RGB hub plugs into a single ARGB header on the motherboard. Can the motherboard control each fan RGB individually? Or are they all controlled by one signal?
What is the case back there? So nice!!!
thanks my guy u helped alot
"im not sure which one it is"
Literally the box under the motherboard:- welppp !
16:23 I hit the Like button twice and it reverted back to no like 😁
Let's say your installing a AIO with RGB fans, will you need to go buy a separate hub/splitter/controller for it if you dont have one? I also want to get a new case that comes with front rgb fans. I'm pretty sure most cases don't come with a hub/controller. Do you usually have the case fans that already come with the case in the same hub as extra fans you put in or do you keep it separated?
Very helpful
Hey bro nice video. Can you suggest me what to do i have aorus 360x waterforce and i cannot found 120fans aorus it is possible to synchronize with different case rgb fans?
Hello, I have a question! I just recently got into PC building and i'm not very good with these stuff. Basically i bought a Sharkoon TG4 PC case with RGB fans, and i have a H510M H motherboard, which only has a 12V and not 5V header, so i cannot use the ARGB effect of the preinstalled fans. My question is, PC case specs says that if my mobo does not support the connection, i can use 14 different RGB light effects via Reset button on the PC case. So, will i be able to use the RGB effect of the fans at all or no? Sorry for asking a possibly stupid question, just want to make sure before i spend any money on it :) Thanks in advance!
If it says it's supported it probably is
Everytime a brand intruduces molex cable, a PC nerd dies in huge agony.
Thanks
Unfortunately my b450 Tomahawk max doesn’t have the 5v headers only JRGB headers which is 4 pins 😭 unless I’m blind?
My fans did not come with the E type argb cable to connect it to the motherboard. What do I do?
I have the digital RGB fans. How can I change the colours? Is there software for it?
What if I’m wanting to go with the thermaltake swafan (9x EX12’s, 3 side, 3 bottom, 3 AIO. And 1 EX14 for the back of the case) which ones would be best to use so I know I have enough connections and don’t have to wait and order more parts when it time to build? I’m using the aorus X670E pro X white motherboard
The hardest part of building my pc is figuring out the fan wiring and chaining and positioning. Man im stuck all day on this. Mobo was easy and fun, the case, fans and wiring is not fun and hard as f!
Very relatable! Would a guide for this sort of thing be helpful do you think?
Thank you very much for the video. I have a doubt. As the controller connects to the usb port, so I would have to stop having a usb port on my case to put the fans?
Unfortunately yes, this header on these controllers take up a space that would otherwise be used by your case for USB2 ports. However, you get internal USB hubs that let you plug in multiple headers and then connect that to the motherboard. I ha e one made by NZXT, served me very well foe this purpose.
Thank You!!!!!!!
Saving my ass from endless hours of understanding argb fan cables
tnx bro it helped me a lot , caus my mob doesnt support argb 3pin , but my fans are all 3pins so i buyed a hub contrôler 3pin and i didnt know how to connext all of this , i will try to connect them now and i hopefully it will work , i will post another comment later for the result tnx.
Can you make 3 fans 3 different colors ?
Through software, yes you definitely can!
If my motherboard doesn't have an RGB header, can I use an adapter and just connect the fan's power cable to my motherboard and the RGB pin to an adapter?
do the thermal take come with 4 fans in one box or only 3?
So I can use my argb fans in my pc without needing to use my motherboard correct?
My fans are orange by default, when i change the colors, after i turn my pc off, the color goes back to orange (to the default) i have to open the case everytime i turn my pc on to switch colors. How can i fix this? Also, apps don't detect my mortherboard/Fans.
My man. I was wondering what to plug these into
Can you maybe daisy chain, let's say, 3 case fan's ARG LEDs with liquid cooler's ARGB fan's plus the leds on the pump itself and then connect all of them to the motherboard ARGB pin? To sync all up nicely? Or perhaps daisy chain them to a controller, two cable into the controller, which then goes onto the ARGB header of the motherboard?
Yes you can! You just need all of the products to be ARGB ones. So as an example, you can connect 3 Pure Plus aRGB fans and TH240 AIO CpU cooler water block all to your motherboard and control it via motherboard software. 🤙
@@ThermaltakeAustralia In your example the AIO and the 3 Pure Plus would be daisy chained into one ARGB cable? Cause my plan is a bit complicated sadly. My AIO and the 3 case fans I bought are not from the same brand. Both of them came with their own controller/hub but they don't need to be used, I could just daisy chain their ARGB cables into one and then connect it to the motherboard. Both of them 3-3 fans, so 3 on AIO and 3 in case plus 1 ARGB line on the pump. However since I want them to be synced through Aura Sync I need them to be on one ARGB cable so at least one controller/hub I need to use probably, I can't directly chain them together into one. Also perhaps 6 ARGB fans on one connector would be almost too much to power up by one pin? So I defintelly need to use one of the controller/hub, since they both are SATA powered. Sadly the case fan's cable is like 1 mm wider than the AIO's hub, so they won't fit in there. But the case fan's hub can be easily connected with the AIO's main ARGB cable, which is also daisy chained. So my plan here is to daisy chain the AIO's RGBs, as it supposed to be, and connect it to the case fan's hub with one ARGB cable, then daisy chain the case fan's ARGB cables into one and connect them to the same hub. Then one main ARGB cable comes from the hub and goes into my motherboard. What I'm afraid of is perhaps, even if they are controlled by the motherboard software, since they are different brand I'm afraid that they won't be synced perfectly, or am I wrong and it'll be just perfect?