F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop VDG and RGB fans enthusiasts gather to explore color technology.

VDG and RGB fans enthusiasts gather to explore color technology.

VDG and RGB fans enthusiasts gather to explore color technology.

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12-08-2016, 12:01 AM
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You might consider this approach... (3) Sharing tablets on Twitter: "YES! You can link an AeroCool ARGB fan with Coolmoon or any Chinese controller. Use VDG with the controller and power from the motherboard SYS_FAN @AerocoolGlobal #coolmoon #rgb #rgbfans #casefans #modding #gaming #gamingpc https://t.co/N5NKHGxd6W"
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twentyonechloe
12-08-2016, 12:01 AM #11

You might consider this approach... (3) Sharing tablets on Twitter: "YES! You can link an AeroCool ARGB fan with Coolmoon or any Chinese controller. Use VDG with the controller and power from the motherboard SYS_FAN @AerocoolGlobal #coolmoon #rgb #rgbfans #casefans #modding #gaming #gamingpc https://t.co/N5NKHGxd6W"

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chloJ
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12-08-2016, 04:14 AM
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Hey there! I see you're trying to set everything up for your system. It sounds like a bit of a puzzle, but let's see if we can simplify it. You have several RGB components—fan hub, CPU cooler, and an upcoming NVME heatsink—all needing a 5V3 pin connection. Your main board is the TUF B450 Gaming Pro, which is solid for thermal performance. You're considering an Aura Sync compatible hub for the RGB fans and cooler, but you're worried about compatibility with your motherboard's ARGB header. It seems like you're aiming for a unified setup with Aura Sync, but the pin requirements are tricky. If you're concerned about risking your system, it might be worth checking if an ARGB header is available for your motherboard or exploring a board with an ARGB header. Otherwise, sticking with the Aura Sync setup could work if you're comfortable with the pin layout. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
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chloJ
12-08-2016, 04:14 AM #12

Hey there! I see you're trying to set everything up for your system. It sounds like a bit of a puzzle, but let's see if we can simplify it. You have several RGB components—fan hub, CPU cooler, and an upcoming NVME heatsink—all needing a 5V3 pin connection. Your main board is the TUF B450 Gaming Pro, which is solid for thermal performance. You're considering an Aura Sync compatible hub for the RGB fans and cooler, but you're worried about compatibility with your motherboard's ARGB header. It seems like you're aiming for a unified setup with Aura Sync, but the pin requirements are tricky. If you're concerned about risking your system, it might be worth checking if an ARGB header is available for your motherboard or exploring a board with an ARGB header. Otherwise, sticking with the Aura Sync setup could work if you're comfortable with the pin layout. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

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