You're amazing. It's hard to find videos that are very detailed, straight to the point, and not 15 to 30 minutes of opinions and useless info that doesn't cover small details like yours did. Bravo. LTT can learn from you.
Thank you - this was super helpful! After getting my new water cooling rig, I realized it had the wrong RGB pins for my MSI B450 Tomahawk. This helped me get the lights to work, then I used MSI Center's Mystic Light software to configure it!
Thanks for this, I just got this and needed to convert my Gamdias Fans and 120mm liquid cooler to 12 volt on an MSI motherboard. There was no instruction with the unit so I'm using this video as a guide.
Sorry but can I use it in the opposite way? Like convert the addressable RGB to non addressable RGB? Because I have only one 3 pin and one 4 pin and two addressable RGB devices and I want to control each one separately. ( I'm ok if it's possible to change one addressable RGB device to non addressable RGB ).
Great video! YES it will allow you to use your ARGB on your RGB mobo. But will you able to fully use its ARGB functions? Or will you be limited to its RGB functions only(even if you're plugging an ARGB)? Cause that's what I heard. Thanks in advance for your help!
I recently built my first ever PC and made the mistake of getting ARGB fans when my motherboard only has an RGB header. I now intend to add an RGB fan to go along with the three. If I get this adapter, will I be able to plug the 3 ARGB fans and the RGB fan into it and onto the RGB header of the motherboard?
Just purchase one since my x470 Prime pro only has 12v and I'm not looking to upgrade the entire board for one feature since I already went from a 2700x to 5950x
I don't understand... I have an Asus Strix z270e motherboard with no ARGB, my CPU waterblock and my radiator fans have both ARGB connection. Someone told me I should buy this but I don't see where I can plug the ARGB fans & waterblock here... Maybe I'm stupid lol
Hello! Can I connect Deepcool RGB Convertor (5V to 12V RGB transfer Hub) to Cooler Master wired RGB controller instead to a motherboard? I will then connect 1-to-10 Addressable RGB Splitter Hub to 5V connector of Deepcool RGB Convertor and will then connect cooler master ML240L liquid cooler to 12 V connector of Deepcool RGB Convertor. 1-to-10 Addressable RGB Splitter Hub will have M.2 aRGB heatsink as well as DEEPCOOL GH-01 A-RGB Graphics Card GPU Brace Support Holder. Will this scenario work for me?
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Can I plug 2 12V RGB and convert them into one 5v argb (without the argb effects obviously)
I saw in amazon that this is not compatible with asrock MB, I thought that this doesnbt need to be coneceted to the Motherboard, can you explain me please?
So I got one of these and my devices are on but not being recognized by any rgb program and my data drives appear to be burning up when I change settings. Anyone having these issues? Any solutions?
Hey man i hope you replay i have a msi x470 gaming plus motherboard and the msi mag 240r cooler i am trying to to connect the rgb but the cooler has a 5v and the motherboard has 12v jrgb slot. If i buy this will it help pls respond
I have a b450 tomahawk max mobo and already used a converter on my darkFlash CF8 pro. I'm using Mystic Light software from MSI to control the lights and most of the light modes seem to be fine but on the "Breathing Cycle" mode, the fans flicker and does not sync with the mobo light smoothly. how to fix this pls ))):
I need Help! I need to be able to hook up seven to 8 fans. They are the SickleFlow 120mm Blue Led fans 12VDC. Wil I be able to run all of those fans with this device without them running full throttle? So if your fans are 12V u need to convert them to 5V for them to run correctly?
The Deepcool device is an RGB converter not a fan hub. If understand you correctly you need a fan hub and not a converter. Your fans don't seem to have RGB at all.
@@techlessYT Now I think this is my problem! What happens when you plug a 4 pin 12VDC fan to a fan header that is 5V? If I would get a 4 pin to a 3 pin extension to the motherboard would that work? Will this make my fans not run full throttle?
Hi man. Keep it up your great work I have a question. Is it ok if I connect a HUB where I have connected 3 fans to the 5v input of the converter? Would it burn the RGB?
Connect it to the SATA power cable that comes out of the power supply. There usually are many SATA plugs often on a single cable. The SATA power plug is the same plug that powers HDDs and SDDs.
I know i kinda stupid asking this question while this vid is there but i really didn't understand this thing(:? I have a 12v 4 pin RGB header if buying this kind of transporter to 5v 3 pin ARGB header will it work with a water cooler pump ? And is't actually ok to use the mobo software such as AURA SYNC with the 3 pin RGB component ? You earned a new sub dude
Thanks! It will work with your pump block, if the pump block has a compatible RGB connector. Just check if the writings on the connector plug match any of the converter's headers (refer to 3:05). Also "Aura Sync compatible" (or Asrock, Gigabyte...) batches on the box of the RGB component usually mean it comes with a compatible plug. Yes, using the motherboard's RGB control software with this converter is perfectly fine.
Great video! But I have one question. I have a lian li lancool 2 case and it has an argb front panel connector. My mother board does not have an argb header so where on the converter would I plug this front panel argb connector?
What we call RGB header usually is either a 12V GRB header or some kind of ARGB header. For the latter you of course won't need the Deepcool converter. The converter will expect a 12V GRB signal. You can check the printing on the mainboard next to the RGB headers to see what type they are and what pinout they have. You will find that in the mainboard's manual as well. Even if your mainboard has an uncommon pinout, like 12V RGB, there's usually an option to change that inside your RGB software. The setting is sometimes called "calibration". When doing a calibration the mainboard will show every of the three RGB colors once and you will have to select whether you're seeing e.g. red or green.
You can connect two 12V GRB fans to the converter in addition to your ARGB hardware. I assume your ARGB hardware needs to connect to the same header? You may use a hub to power those 4 components at once, though you will have to try if the power output is sufficient for your specific components. It's always good practice to run as few components from a single header as possible.
If you already have jrgb header on your motherboard you do not need this for argb function. Does the header look like a 12v header but with a missing pin? If so you don’t need this product.
I recently bought a Deepcool CF120 fan, which i mistakenly thought I could plug straight into my MSI B450M mother board (JRGB1 12v pins) . It has a 3 pin fan cable and an additional cable which I presume is for the RGB. If I purchased one of these adapters, would only plugging in the 3 pin fan cable work still allow me to control the RGB? The other cable would become redundant?
You need to plug in both cables. The 3 pin fan cables connects to your mainboard to power the fan itself (rotation only, no light). The additional RGB cable goes into the converter and will only be responsible for RGB.
Can it convert digital 5v RGB to analog 12v RGB? I have a Rog Strix B350 with 12v headers I use to control my leds through Aura Sync, and then I got a case with three ARGB 5v I can only control via a LED button on the case itself. All I want is to control everything through Aura Sync.
The Deepcool converter should be what you're looking for. Though it will convert from 12V analog to 5V digital, but not the other way around. This is actually what you described, so the device will work for you, given that your ARGB hardware has a compatible plug.
My case has 3pin argb and My motherboard is 4 pin rgb and I emailed the case company and they said if I do 5v go 12v converter, my motherboard will burn out is this true? They said I have to get a “suitable adapter” this is a 5v to 12v and I’m wondering if I could use this or will it burn out
Seems like the case company misunderstood what you want to do. This converter is save to use and will not burn anything, if everything is wired as intended. However: Never use an *adapter* to connect a 12V out to a 5V component - this can totally burn your PC. The Deepcool device is a true *converter* , it's an ADC to be precise.
Anyone here tried this for tforce delta ssd rgb? I bought the 5V to 12V version of this but Techless is right. Though it works with mystic lights but the color sync is off
Hey I have a Gigabyte Mainboard with a 12v 4 Pin RGB Header. can I unse another RGB Controller with this Converter to power my other RGB Devices? And does the Software works with the controller too?
Hi! You can use every device to feed the RGB signal to the converter as long as it has a 12V GRB pinout. The converter doesn't mind whether it's connected to a mainboard or RGB controller. That said you likely could configure the pinout of your mainboard's header inside the fusion software, so that it will put out a GRB signal. Some RGB programs call this "calibration". Btw. I wish you good luck in the Aura raffle! :)
That's a pity. The converter of course won't help you. You will need to get a dedicated RGB controller. I would consider going full Corsair if you don't have any RGB hardware yet.
Usually there's no need to connect the W pin for hardware without white LEDs. So just connecting GRB should work fine. You maybe need to set something in the control software though.
@@techlessYT now the wire that comes with thia deepcool rgb converter which has two ends.one for SATA and other for RGB header will not sit on the motherboard .it is made bigger with rubber coating. Can i use extendwr cable for this i got from motherboard and bend the W pin on the cable.
@techless hello.. my mobo is gigabyte b450m, i have 1 argb (5volts) fan and 1 rgb (12volts ) fan, and aircooler rgb 12volts fan... it is ok to connect my argb fan to this converter and my two 12volts rgb fan and aricooler connect to 12volts converter.. can i synchronized to my mobo and not flickering?.. base on your diagram 3:05.. pls reply thanks..
It depends on the power consumption of your RGB hardware. Another guy here in the comment section is successfully running 6 fans from the converter. 3 devices should almost certainly be fine.
@@techlessYT my rgb header manual 5050 standard led ,maximum of 2Amps and maximum of 2meters.. so basically 3in1 fan argb and 3in1fan 12volts and 1 fan rgb aircooler it is ok this converter bro?.. 3 devides connected...
Hi, it's a nicely made video but I'm pretty sure it's a 5v ARGB to 12v RGB convertor. Not the other way around as you mentioned. You can't convert analog signal to a digital one.
Hi Rong, thanks! You can convert analog to digital with an ADC. It's the same principle that can also be found in digital recordings with microphones or digital cameras. The conversation inside the Deepcool converter is from analog to digital as the motherboard puts out an analog signal while e.g. the fans need a digital ARGB signal. So the signal flow is from the motherboard to the fans, hence it's 12V GRB to 5V ARGB.
@@techlessYT I have 2 DRBG 5v fans. I can only see one 3 pin port. How can I light up both of my fans? Would I be better with the Phanteks universal controller? Merry Christmas.
@@techlessYT hy, i haver 11 fans DeepCool rf 120mm in my case, my Motherboard is a Asus x570 tuf gaming plus BR with 2 12v and 1 5v, i can use this converter to use my fans with argb efects or not?
Sir. I have a gigabyte ga-ab350m gaming 3(no rgb headers) but it has 4 pin (hybrid fan headers) and I bought a AIO that needs 3pin 5v. question is can i use this item to controll the rgb of my pump?
Something like this should work fine: www.amazon.com/dp/B07JZCNPNV/ Make sure to check the pinout of your AIO's ARGB header - you might need an adapter, if it's e.g. from Deepcool or has any other unusual pinout.
There's a competitor! Check out my video about the EZDIY RGB Converter:
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You managed to explain the use of this converter better than even it's own user manual.
Thank you!
You're amazing. It's hard to find videos that are very detailed, straight to the point, and not 15 to 30 minutes of opinions and useless info that doesn't cover small details like yours did. Bravo. LTT can learn from you.
LTT focuses more on entertainment with some information sprinkled on top, they shouldn't be compared.
@@simpson6700 yeah LTT has lost touch with reality, they should not be compared.
@@Jack-xx3qg yh its just unrealistic stuff now
More mobos should have 3 pin Argb headers :(
Awesome job! Love the quick and simple video.
Thank you - this was super helpful! After getting my new water cooling rig, I realized it had the wrong RGB pins for my MSI B450 Tomahawk. This helped me get the lights to work, then I used MSI Center's Mystic Light software to configure it!
Thanks for this, I just got this and needed to convert my Gamdias Fans and 120mm liquid cooler to 12 volt on an MSI motherboard. There was no instruction with the unit so I'm using this video as a guide.
Can you still change colors on your liquid cooler or not?
Excellent video man!!! I was looking exactly as you showed the connectors inputs and outputs in a diagram like the one you showed. Thank you!!!
So much useful information in not a lot of time, very well explained. THANK YOU!
the most informative and insightful video on this product. thank you for making such a good video.
Finally found a video with the same motherboard that addressed my issue. Thank you!
Sorry but can I use it in the opposite way? Like convert the addressable RGB to non addressable RGB? Because I have only one 3 pin and one 4 pin and two addressable RGB devices and I want to control each one separately. ( I'm ok if it's possible to change one addressable RGB device to non addressable RGB ).
Finally a video that explains in a simple way what you can do and what you can not do 👍👍 you have answered all my questions in the first minute
Bruh, same lol
can I connect to the Aigo Darkflash 5v hub and connect the deepcool 12v to the 12v gigabyte card?
Great video! YES it will allow you to use your ARGB on your RGB mobo. But will you able to fully use its ARGB functions? Or will you be limited to its RGB functions only(even if you're plugging an ARGB)? Cause that's what I heard. Thanks in advance for your help!
Thanks! Please refer to 1:04
@@techlessYT Sorry totaly missed this part. Thanks for your reply!
So basically doesn't do any argb stuff ... Converter is useless?
Brief and Efficient. Thanks
I recently built my first ever PC and made the mistake of getting ARGB fans when my motherboard only has an RGB header. I now intend to add an RGB fan to go along with the three. If I get this adapter, will I be able to plug the 3 ARGB fans and the RGB fan into it and onto the RGB header of the motherboard?
yep
Just purchase one since my x470 Prime pro only has 12v and I'm not looking to upgrade the entire board for one feature since I already went from a 2700x to 5950x
What controller will be able to show all the affects of argb fans?
I don't understand... I have an Asus Strix z270e motherboard with no ARGB, my CPU waterblock and my radiator fans have both ARGB connection. Someone told me I should buy this but I don't see where I can plug the ARGB fans & waterblock here... Maybe I'm stupid lol
hey i just did your steps but my rgb wont turn on any ideas?
Would I be able to connect my fans to an ARGB splitter then connect the splitter to this converter?
Yes ✌️
Pls help mine didn't work, i used Rakk maris abyss fans and mortar max b450. i tried different SATA psu's. Still not working.
Can we put a splitter on the convertor ? Pls
were to put the PSU and the MB, are those standart connectors.. my motherboard is from 2018 Asus
thanks for the information brother.
Where is the best place to purchase this product?
Hello! Can I connect Deepcool RGB Convertor (5V to 12V RGB transfer Hub) to Cooler Master wired RGB controller instead to a motherboard? I will then connect 1-to-10 Addressable RGB Splitter Hub to 5V connector of Deepcool RGB Convertor and will then connect cooler master ML240L liquid cooler to 12 V connector of Deepcool RGB Convertor. 1-to-10 Addressable RGB Splitter Hub will have M.2 aRGB heatsink as well as DEEPCOOL GH-01 A-RGB Graphics Card GPU Brace Support Holder. Will this scenario work for me?
Can I plug 2 12V RGB and convert them into one 5v argb (without the argb effects obviously)
Can i connect this product to the Cougar Core box v2?
Hello. Can this support Deepcool rgb 200pro led strips?
Is it work with deepcool digital coolers?
my fans has weird 5 pin header that only connect to the powersupply
so how many fans can i plug into it?
I saw in amazon that this is not compatible with asrock MB, I thought that this doesnbt need to be coneceted to the Motherboard, can you explain me please?
So I got one of these and my devices are on but not being recognized by any rgb program and my data drives appear to be burning up when I change settings. Anyone having these issues? Any solutions?
You said if I want the effects I need a dedicated rgb controller. Where can I get that?
Hey man i hope you replay i have a msi x470 gaming plus motherboard and the msi mag 240r cooler i am trying to to connect the rgb but the cooler has a 5v and the motherboard has 12v jrgb slot. If i buy this will it help pls respond
Has this been taken off Amazon? I can’t find a competitive price
Will it work for connecting two Corsair SP120 RGB Pro Fans with MSI z490 motherboard? Please reply it's urgent, I'm stuck in this situation.
I have a b450 tomahawk max mobo and already used a converter on my darkFlash CF8 pro. I'm using Mystic Light software from MSI to control the lights and most of the light modes seem to be fine but on the "Breathing Cycle" mode, the fans flicker and does not sync with the mobo light smoothly. how to fix this pls ))):
Keep creating! :D
does it work with 3 pin aio
Do you need power from s.ata and the 4 pin rgb hub or just one of them I need to know so I can oder s.ata cabel.
You need to connect the sata cable as well.
can I plug my fan hub into the deepcool converter to control my fan's lights via software?
This is what I was wondering as well.. did you ever figure it out?
@@daedalos5132 I haven't. I'll just get a motherboard that already has 3pin header instead of experimenting on more unnecessary hardware 😅
it's safe to use effects or it can destroy fan's?
Hi - when using this device - The cable connecting this to the SATA cable was overheating? Why is that and is there any quick fix?
I'd definitely contact Deepcool. It could be a defective cable or converter if you can exclude any external heat sources.
@@techlessYT thank you for your quick reply! Great vid
I need Help! I need to be able to hook up seven to 8 fans. They are the SickleFlow 120mm Blue Led fans 12VDC. Wil I be able to run all of those fans with this device without them running full throttle? So if your fans are 12V u need to convert them to 5V for them to run correctly?
The Deepcool device is an RGB converter not a fan hub. If understand you correctly you need a fan hub and not a converter. Your fans don't seem to have RGB at all.
@@techlessYT
Now I think this is my problem!
What happens when you plug a 4 pin 12VDC fan to a fan header that is 5V?
If I would get a 4 pin to a 3 pin extension to the motherboard would that work? Will this make my fans not run full throttle?
Hi man. Keep it up your great work
I have a question. Is it ok if I connect a HUB where I have connected 3 fans to the 5v input of the converter? Would it burn the RGB?
Thanks! 3 fans on a single are usually fine. You could likely add even more, but this depends on the power consumption of the fans.
will this work with the EZDIY-FAB Moonlight 120mm RGB Case Fans?, i also have the Gigabyte A320M mb, it has no 3 pin only a 4 pin
Hey at 2:21 in the video when you say "where the sata plug goes into your power supply" where do u connect it
Connect it to the SATA power cable that comes out of the power supply. There usually are many SATA plugs often on a single cable. The SATA power plug is the same plug that powers HDDs and SDDs.
i love it but it keeps flickering
Does tris works with Cooler Master Sickleflow 120 ARGB?? my motherboard has 4 pins
Kann ich da theoretisch auch eine Alphacool Eisbaer Aurora oder so anschließen ?
Laut Igorslab hat die ganz normale 3-Pin ARGB Anschlüsse. Sollte daher kein Problem sein.
@@techlessYT Ok danke dir !
does it work on all rgb fans or just deepcool ones?
Can i convert 12V 4 pin to 5v 3pin with this device ? with full a-rgb support ?
I don't think so
this i compatible with 5v pin mobo ? im using a 12v pin mobo
only 384 subs? take this sub!
I know i kinda stupid asking this question while this vid is there but i really didn't understand this thing(:?
I have a 12v 4 pin RGB header if buying this kind of transporter to 5v 3 pin ARGB header will it work with a water cooler pump ? And is't actually ok to use the mobo software such as AURA SYNC with the 3 pin RGB component ?
You earned a new sub dude
Thanks!
It will work with your pump block, if the pump block has a compatible RGB connector. Just check if the writings on the connector plug match any of the converter's headers (refer to 3:05).
Also "Aura Sync compatible" (or Asrock, Gigabyte...) batches on the box of the RGB component usually mean it comes with a compatible plug.
Yes, using the motherboard's RGB control software with this converter is perfectly fine.
@@techlessYT i love you so much
Question: bro i have b450 tomahawk max which has 4pin /12v rgb header can i sync argb fans with this converter?? BTW nice video 😍😍
Does this device work with any fan?
@techless can u control brightness from mobo's software with this converter?
That heavy German accent Tho :) . Nice video BTW , keep Going.
Great video! But I have one question. I have a lian li lancool 2 case and it has an argb front panel connector. My mother board does not have an argb header so where on the converter would I plug this front panel argb connector?
As stated in the case's manual the plug has a "+5V, D, GND" pinout. So it plugs into the top left port, as you can see at 3:05.
Thanks a bunch man!!
I am little bit puzzled, if my motherboard had a RGB header it wont work? for GRB only header only?
Thanks!
What we call RGB header usually is either a 12V GRB header or some kind of ARGB header. For the latter you of course won't need the Deepcool converter.
The converter will expect a 12V GRB signal. You can check the printing on the mainboard next to the RGB headers to see what type they are and what pinout they have. You will find that in the mainboard's manual as well.
Even if your mainboard has an uncommon pinout, like 12V RGB, there's usually an option to change that inside your RGB software. The setting is sometimes called "calibration". When doing a calibration the mainboard will show every of the three RGB colors once and you will have to select whether you're seeing e.g. red or green.
@@techlessYT I get it now, i already checked the motherboard GRB Header. thanks.
but can i connect x4 RGB fans? and 1 ARGB pump and 3 ARGB fans?
You can connect two 12V GRB fans to the converter in addition to your ARGB hardware. I assume your ARGB hardware needs to connect to the same header? You may use a hub to power those 4 components at once, though you will have to try if the power output is sufficient for your specific components. It's always good practice to run as few components from a single header as possible.
Does this work with jrgb headers on my motherboard?
If you already have jrgb header on your motherboard you do not need this for argb function. Does the header look like a 12v header but with a missing pin? If so you don’t need this product.
IGNMelfew recommended this channel.
I recently bought a Deepcool CF120 fan, which i mistakenly thought I could plug straight into my MSI B450M mother board (JRGB1 12v pins) . It has a 3 pin fan cable and an additional cable which I presume is for the RGB. If I purchased one of these adapters, would only plugging in the 3 pin fan cable work still allow me to control the RGB? The other cable would become redundant?
You need to plug in both cables. The 3 pin fan cables connects to your mainboard to power the fan itself (rotation only, no light). The additional RGB cable goes into the converter and will only be responsible for RGB.
@@techlessYT will can I use the msi mystich lights or it will not work with this adaptor on?
Can it convert digital 5v RGB to analog 12v RGB? I have a Rog Strix B350 with 12v headers I use to control my leds through Aura Sync, and then I got a case with three ARGB 5v I can only control via a LED button on the case itself. All I want is to control everything through Aura Sync.
The Deepcool converter should be what you're looking for. Though it will convert from 12V analog to 5V digital, but not the other way around. This is actually what you described, so the device will work for you, given that your ARGB hardware has a compatible plug.
Does it work on the pro vdh mac
My case has 3pin argb and My motherboard is 4 pin rgb and I emailed the case company and they said if I do 5v go 12v converter, my motherboard will burn out is this true? They said I have to get a “suitable adapter” this is a 5v to 12v and I’m wondering if I could use this or will it burn out
Seems like the case company misunderstood what you want to do. This converter is save to use and will not burn anything, if everything is wired as intended.
However: Never use an *adapter* to connect a 12V out to a 5V component - this can totally burn your PC. The Deepcool device is a true *converter* , it's an ADC to be precise.
techless so I have a 5v 3 pin and if I get the converter it will make be able to transfer 5v 3 pin to a 12v 3 pin and it will work correctly?
You can transfer from the 12V 4pin header of your motherboard to the 5V 3pin plug of your addressable RGB component, just as I describe in the video.
techless sorry for this stupid stuff I’m saying I’m just super worried, so if I get the converter nothing will burn correct
Just get a fire extinguisher :)
No honestly, wire everything up correctly (don't force plugs into obviously wrong headers) and nothing will burn.
Kann es sein das du deutsch bist ?
Das kann sein..
I unfortunately can't find this device anywhere in Holland.
Aliexpress is available though
Does it work from 5v to 12v
No it converts from 5V motherboard header to 12V RGB component.
What do you mean by 4 Pin Header? The addressable RGB Header?
No, the non-adressable RGB header has 4 pins.
@@techlessYT Thanks
@@techlessYTDoes the Asus ROG Strix B450-E have a non-addressable RGB Header?
doesn't work with Asus TUF B450 Plus Gaming with darkflash dr12 Pro. All modes except static doesn't work
why not?
Anyone here tried this for tforce delta ssd rgb? I bought the 5V to 12V version of this but Techless is right. Though it works with mystic lights but the color sync is off
How many fans can i fully use with it?
Depends on the power consumption of your specific fans. Up to 5 shouldn't usually be a problem.
@@techlessYT i mean it only has a signle 3pins 5v port right? how can i use my other argb fans with it?
Hey I have a Gigabyte Mainboard with a 12v 4 Pin RGB Header. can I unse another RGB Controller with this Converter to power my other RGB Devices? And does the Software works with the controller too?
Hi! You can use every device to feed the RGB signal to the converter as long as it has a 12V GRB pinout. The converter doesn't mind whether it's connected to a mainboard or RGB controller.
That said you likely could configure the pinout of your mainboard's header inside the fusion software, so that it will put out a GRB signal. Some RGB programs call this "calibration".
Btw. I wish you good luck in the Aura raffle! :)
@@techlessYT thanks mate
anyone knows if this works for the Deepcool castle 240 pump LEDs? I know it should work with the rgb fans but I want control over the pump
It will also work for the pump.
Hello i want to know if this will support on my motherboard, ASUS ROG b360-f it has only 1, 4pin RGB header and i bought 3pin RGB fan :(
Every motherboard with a 12V GRB header is supported.
@@techlessYT Thank you, currently buying it on online shop hehe
I don't have a motherboard header to connect :( Asus hero maximus VIII how can I overcome this bumer?
That's a pity. The converter of course won't help you. You will need to get a dedicated RGB controller. I would consider going full Corsair if you don't have any RGB hardware yet.
my mother board Aorus gaming 7 z270x has 12v 5pin grbW .Now will this work with that ?
as it says 12v 4pin to 5v 3pin..how to make this work ??/
Usually there's no need to connect the W pin for hardware without white LEDs. So just connecting GRB should work fine. You maybe need to set something in the control software though.
@@techlessYT now the wire that comes with thia deepcool rgb converter which has two ends.one for SATA and other for RGB header will not sit on the motherboard .it is made bigger with rubber coating.
Can i use extendwr cable for this i got from motherboard and bend the W pin on the cable.
That should work fine.
@techless hello.. my mobo is gigabyte b450m, i have 1 argb (5volts) fan and 1 rgb (12volts ) fan, and aircooler rgb 12volts fan... it is ok to connect my argb fan to this converter and my two 12volts rgb fan and aricooler connect to 12volts converter.. can i synchronized to my mobo and not flickering?.. base on your diagram 3:05.. pls reply thanks..
Yes, that should work fine.
@@techlessYT how about the flickering. . someone said the 6fans connected to this converter the other fan is flickering...
It depends on the power consumption of your RGB hardware. Another guy here in the comment section is successfully running 6 fans from the converter. 3 devices should almost certainly be fine.
@@techlessYT my rgb header manual 5050 standard led ,maximum of 2Amps and maximum of 2meters.. so basically 3in1 fan argb and 3in1fan 12volts and 1 fan rgb aircooler it is ok this converter bro?.. 3 devides connected...
Should be ok.
can support upto 6 120mm fans?
Depends on the fans' power consumption. A guy in the comments (XDASSASSINDX) has 6 fans working fine from a single header through a hub.
can you use the all 3 5v ports for any adressable rgb?
Every 5V port is for a specific plug, refer to 3:05.
@@techlessYT ya i saw that but was just curious because they are all 3 pin. I ordered one yesterday before seeing thud video.
@@FDFANATIC541 have you tested it? Does it work?
@@30_muhammadarrifqi5 yes it does. Works great
can i connect a cooler master 5v?
You need to check the plug, but probably yes.
Will I be able to used this with my ASUS Prime z390-A? www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-Z390-A/? I am trying to get the 3 pin DRGB header. Thanks
Should be compatible.
Man this is sold out almost everywhere they just restocked it the U.S.
2:12 can i connect a hub of 6 argb fans from that input? thanks!
I can't really say whether 6 fans are a bit too much or will still work - depends on your fans. You probably will have to just give it a try.
@@techlessYT and 4 fans?
I can only make a guess... 4 fans should very likely work fine, really depends on the brightness and quantity of the build-in LEDs.
@@techlessYT does not consume much, are the cf120
The specs state 1.32W. That's really not much, even 6 should work fine.
Hi, it's a nicely made video but I'm pretty sure it's a 5v ARGB to 12v RGB convertor. Not the other way around as you mentioned. You can't convert analog signal to a digital one.
Hi Rong, thanks!
You can convert analog to digital with an ADC. It's the same principle that can also be found in digital recordings with microphones or digital cameras.
The conversation inside the Deepcool converter is from analog to digital as the motherboard puts out an analog signal while e.g. the fans need a digital ARGB signal. So the signal flow is from the motherboard to the fans, hence it's 12V GRB to 5V ARGB.
@@techlessYT I have 2 DRBG 5v fans. I can only see one 3 pin port. How can I light up both of my fans?
Would I be better with the Phanteks universal controller?
Merry Christmas.
You could get an ARGB splitter cable or go for the EZDIY converter, which has a splitter included.
Merry Christmas to you!
@@techlessYT hy, i haver 11 fans DeepCool rf 120mm in my case, my Motherboard is a Asus x570 tuf gaming plus BR with 2 12v and 1 5v, i can use this converter to use my fans with argb efects or not?
Does this work with hub?
Yes it does
@@techlessYT if the hub is a controller hub, can the fan still be controlled by a remote?
I'm not really sure what kind of controller hub you mean.
@@techlessYT the hub that let the fan be controlled by a remote control
Fan rpm control and RGB control don't affect eachother, so you can still use your fan hub like you would without a RGB converter.
May I ask where do you connect SATA 5v? 😂
psu
I am having a hard time understanding what your saying. Its an interesting accent?
Does not work for Asrock motherboard from what I read.
Does this converter also conveet to argb😂 pls need help
I have a argb fan hub it doesnt work with this deepcool rgb converter :(
5v hub doesnt work???
This I want to confirm. Im planning to connect this to a 5v hub.
Wow, I need to change out my whole entire motherboard just to be able to take advantage of my new ARGB fans. What a joke. I guess you live and learn
Will Mystic light work for non msi mb?
I have Biostar mb
Sir. I have a gigabyte ga-ab350m gaming 3(no rgb headers) but it has 4 pin (hybrid fan headers) and I bought a AIO that needs 3pin 5v. question is can i use this item to controll the rgb of my pump?
Unfortunately not, you will need a RGB controller instead.
techless can you show me or link something like that? When Im searching its getting all mixed up and I cant find the specific item. Thank you so much
Something like this should work fine: www.amazon.com/dp/B07JZCNPNV/
Make sure to check the pinout of your AIO's ARGB header - you might need an adapter, if it's e.g. from Deepcool or has any other unusual pinout.
techless the wiring manual says that
*1 male 3pin 5v for series connection fan
*1 female 3pin 5v for connectiong to motherboard