No RGB header present on the motherboard
No RGB header present on the motherboard
Sure, I understand. You're looking for an RGB controller from brands such as Corsair, NZXT, or Cooler Master. Could you let me know the details of your case, fans, and strips?
The product connects via USB 2.0 header, ensuring compatibility.
Ok ok ok My dude (OP) let clear some stuff up for you. First of all your motherboard does support rgb. The headers are for 4 pin 12v rgb products. The products you have bought are 5v argb. The info on you case is limited, but from what I can tell. your case has a argb controller which all the stock fans connect to and theres a remote for you to control the lighting of those fan. Now some of the rgb eco systems have there own connectors to make people only buy their stuff, but on the cheaper one it's ez to mod to your needs. So you maybe able to use the included controller for your new fans and strip. If not you'll need need a 12v to 5v argb adapter to use the motherboard header or a controller that plugs into the usb header This controller will work just not the as @penguin1 says it will. The usb connection is only updating the device and allowing more lighting options to be support. However it does allow you to connect this control to the 12v header on the motherboard and connect your 5v argb fans to it. You'll be able to control the lighting via software (either mystic lighting or dragon center)
Based on my own encounters with this scenario, adjusting the input correctly and lowering the RGB to half its maximum will make the 5v signals function properly. The LEDs may become slightly warm unless you keep each value below 106 (to avoid exceeding the 0-255 range). This reduces the signal to about 5v at roughly 41.6% of the 12v power supply.