Rgb Header
Rgb Header
Hey, you're planning to upgrade with the Lian Li O11Dynamic XL which has 10 fan slots. That means you'll want a bunch of RGB fans. For the case, you'll need more 4-pin (12V-G-R-B) connections since your Asus Z390 only offers 2. I'm looking for RGB header extensions or splitters to increase connections. You mentioned needing a fan extension card—do you know any budget-friendly options? Also, you're thinking about adding six Aerocool Rev RGB fans (now you have two) and connecting your Nzxt AIO. It's quite a lot of cabling—any advice on what extensions you'll need for all these RGB components?
I own an O11 Dynamic unit now, featuring 8 RGB fans, and two light strips on an X570 TUF Gaming. My fans connect directly to the RGB headers they came with, while controllers link via USB 2.0 headers on my motherboard. Each light strip is attached to a corresponding header on the board. What you require will vary based on the fans or set you select. All fans and accessories typically come with PWM splitters, male/female adapters, and any necessary splitters or cables. Any reputable supplier should provide everything needed to get your fans running out of the box.
I received identical results. I process all RGB through a Corsair Commander Pro.
I have nine fans, but there aren't enough fan headers or RGB headers on any motherboard to support that many. You can link RGB strips and fans together, but a dedicated controller is ideal. Look for an ecosystem such as Corsair that offers features you like and a compatible controller. I own four Corsair strips that connect seamlessly without using any headers. The LL120 fans come with a controller that handles three DAN inputs and converts them into one. With nine fans and just four RGB strips, you only need four connections. You'll also avoid a messy appearance by keeping everything neatly arranged in the back for controllers and other components.