I would advise anyone who bought this to not run your LEDs at full brightness, because it's possible that it could lead to an early death for your LEDs. The controller that came with my fans originally definitely doesn't do this. However, setting them to ~80% brightness returns them to a neutral uniform white and they cool down a bit. Which defeats the purpose of the product.Īlso, it seems like the controller is over-driving the LEDs on my Antec Prizm fans, because at full brightness white appears to have a yellow tinge on only some of the LEDs, and they get a little warm to the touch. The reason they say it's compatible with motherboard software is because there is an ARGB passthrough port so you can connect your motherboard's ARGB to the controller. However, you MUST use the cooler master software, which does not sync with Aura Sync by ASUS, which is a little misleading considering the logo is on the page and on the box. Works well for adding ARGB LED control via your PC. All in all, this helped me to sell my old PC at a price higher then expected, and the buyer was ECSTATIC with how it looked. It worked great to control all of them.The coolermaster software is not great, but its certainly better to have that option then not.

This controller was used to control 3 aRGB fans.2 EK Vardar Evo as part of an EKAIO 240mm, and 1 CoolerMaster Sickleflow aRGB fan as rear exhaust. The controller worked well without that cable, however I think it would be a pain to constantly open the case to change any aRGB settings, so I got the cable, which at first didnt work but I needed to do was a simple driver update for the controller and then it was discovered in windows immediately. The controller worked perfectly, I did need to purchase a USB header to MicroUSB cable to hook the controller up to my motherboard to allow for software control of the controller so you dont have to open the case to change the aRGB settings, and I do wish that cable was included.but it doesnt take away from it working perfectly. I got this controller to use in my old PC before selling it to add a bit of flash so it would be a more appealing sale. Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020

Great aRGB controller for computers without native aRGB headers.

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