I'm here to help with your question about RGB fans. What specifically would you like to know?

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I'm here to help with your question about RGB fans. What specifically would you like to know?

I'm here to help with your question about RGB fans. What specifically would you like to know?

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TehSprite
Member

56

01-17-2016, 09:41 PM

#1

Hello. I'm checking if UpHere RGB fans with their controller can be used with an ARGB header. Since the maker hasn't specified supported RGB software, I want to find out if it's feasible to control the RGB LEDs on any ARGB fan, even without knowing about features like Aura Sync.

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TehSprite

01-17-2016, 09:41 PM #1

Hello. I'm checking if UpHere RGB fans with their controller can be used with an ARGB header. Since the maker hasn't specified supported RGB software, I want to find out if it's feasible to control the RGB LEDs on any ARGB fan, even without knowing about features like Aura Sync.

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sOaL_Kev
Junior Member

21

01-24-2016, 06:58 PM

#2

These items come from the same maker and use a unique connector needing their own controller. Most motherboard headers have three or four pins; three-pin fans may need an adapter, while four-pin ones likely require one too. Another consideration is whether the RGB system uses 5V or 12V power.

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sOaL_Kev

01-24-2016, 06:58 PM #2

These items come from the same maker and use a unique connector needing their own controller. Most motherboard headers have three or four pins; three-pin fans may need an adapter, while four-pin ones likely require one too. Another consideration is whether the RGB system uses 5V or 12V power.

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Flashice
Member

172

01-26-2016, 01:08 AM

#3

Yes, it can work depending on your setup. The right controller ensures fans operate correctly from the header through the board to the units. Most systems already have controllers for case fans, but the exact model depends on your brand and whether your case uses a 3-pin or 4-pin header. I think these fans are typically 4-pin, so using a compatible controller will connect them to RGB software properly.

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Flashice

01-26-2016, 01:08 AM #3

Yes, it can work depending on your setup. The right controller ensures fans operate correctly from the header through the board to the units. Most systems already have controllers for case fans, but the exact model depends on your brand and whether your case uses a 3-pin or 4-pin header. I think these fans are typically 4-pin, so using a compatible controller will connect them to RGB software properly.