NZXT AER RGB 2 Alternative? | AsiaHorse FS-N001/FS-9002 RGB Fans
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Are you in the market for some great looking RGB fans, but don't want to break the bank? AsiaHorse may have you covered with the FS-N001 and FS-9002 RGB fans!
In this video, I go hands on with AsiaHorse's new RGB fans to see what they're all about!
Fans Shown off in video:
FS-9002 RGB Fans: www.amazon.com...
FS-9001 RGB Fans: www.amazon.com...
FS-N001 RGB Fans: www.amazon.com...
Link to motherboard painting video: • Painting A Motherboard...
Frostbite Build Specifications:
Ryzen 5 3600 @ 4.2GHZ
Aorus B450 Pro WiFi Motherboard (painted white)
Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 16GB 3200Mhz
Gigabyte RTX 2070 White Edition
Corsair RM750x White Edition
Corsair H100i RGB Platinum SE (AMD stock cooler used at the time of filming)
Corsair 570X Crystal Series Case
AsiaHorse PSU Cable Extensions
128GB KingSpec M.2 SSD
1TB SeaGate Barracuda Pro 7200RPM HDD
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Sorry for no new videos since New Years! I've been working on this video for a while and I just wasn't happy with how it was turning out. I've scrapped all my footage and editing on this video twice! Now, I'm happy enough with this video to release it. Hope you enjoy the video regardless!
Hey I have these as well. How did you get it to sync to the mobo lighting? I have to do the lighting separately from the mobo software.
Make sure it's plugged into a 5V header and double click the W button on the remote, I think, it's been a bit, to enable RGB sync.
Ok thanks! I’ll try it when I get home later
I really love these connectors. It reduces the clutter.
Plus it allows for it for sequential RGB effects which I like vs each fan just repeating the same effect as with a regular 3 Pin ARGB
Fair enough! It does reduce the clutter by a significant amount, I'll give you that. I just hate having an extra fan not being used. Would be nice if they made an adapter of some sort. So the leftover fan doesn't just sit there and I could use it in a different build.
@@WiltshireTutorials oohh I see. I use 6’and could even use 3 more 😂
You could make an adapter if you really wanted to. I took apart the controller and the traces are labelled for 12V, 5V etc etc
Absolutely Love your videos!! Keep them coming!
Wow! That was quick! I just hit the button to make the video public lol. I'm glad to hear you like my content! Thanks for watching :D
I searched everywhere for the FS-9002 RGB CFM & Static Pressure ratings. You are a godsend for digging up the stats. No other reviewers had that information.
Took a lot of prying from the AsiaHorse rep to get the stats. Credit to her because she went straight the engineers for that information.
@@WiltshireTutorials That is pretty good service when a rep gets off their butt and digs up the answer to your question. BTW, I bought the fans, 5 pack. They arrived today and worked out well. I am ordering more to finish off the build. Thank you for you concise and complete information. It was a big help.
I was pleasantly surprised as well. That she physically checked for me. I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
@@kalonsamulonis5782 hey kalon, are you happy with them? I want buy 2 packs and use 9 fans, pwm for motherboard control is working fine with more than 5 fans? I'm bit scared if the hub have no enough power for 9 fans.
Thanks :)
@@seijurohikore I am powering 9 fans on 1 hub/no problems. Yes I am happy with them and am buying a 3rd set for my wife's build, despite a few bugs... which are:
** on it's own controller, not all modes work with all color configuration. Some fans randomly have sections that go dark, like 1/4 of the light circle is off. Of note, there are so many modes, the few that are bugged didn't hinder my end result.
** Not all onboard RGB software like ICUE or Aura recognize or control the fans. I had to match my other RGB evice effects by hand, i.e. color pulse.
I love the 9002's, neat and clean. But I also agree that the lightning mode is quite confusing, LOL.
Glad to hear you like them too. Ya, they could've implemented things a little better
Its been 2 months since your comment and I am wondering if they still look the same as they did when you first purchased them because I've heard they don't look too good after a month or two so do yours look the same?
Still look like how I bought them. Just with a bit of dust on them :p
Sees RGB, clicks video.
That's the way to do it.
Great video! Ordered 10 for my new pc build. Don’t care much about speed just looks tbh. Will be running on rad but using rad fans also doing push/pull method. Hopefully these work fine!
You should be just fine I have them on a push pull 240mm aio and it's been great! Thanks for watching!
Thanks Kenneth for this great tech info video on RGB fans from AsiaHorse !!! Scarboro
Glad you found the info useful. Thanks for watching!
@@WiltshireTutorials wouldn't painting the motherboard mess up the mechanics (I don't know that much about pc's)?
A good video but I do have some remarks...
1. the fact that the fans have to be connected in a specific order is actually a VERY GOOD thing! This means that there is continuity between the fans meaning an effect can start from the first fan and go through the others in the chain. Te fact they did not label them is a stupid one I agree.
2. Fan orientation is something that should not have to be explained. Every RGB fan is essentially an RGB strip that has a beginning and and an end plus a direction the LEDs go in. So rotating the fan changes the positions of everything.
What I'm interested in is if those fans are really having continuity or the controller is doing some mambo jambo... If those guys from Asiahorse can provide the pinout of the fan connector, that would be great!
New Sub, awesome review, just bought 10 fans for my neo qube built
Glad you liked the video! I appreciate you subscribing as well! Thanks for watching!
They look so unbelievably high end for the price, if I didn't know that Asiahorse is a budget company and I didn't see these on Amazon, I would assume these are really expensive high end fans
They look pretty good, in my opinion too! Their airflow is pretty average and nothing to write home about. But, they get the job done while on a budget!
for anyone considering these fans, be aware that a lot of them have had some QC issues with the fluid from the fans leaking out and causing issues.
I've been told the same. Personally, all of my fans have been fine. But, like you said, proceed with caution.
I can see why it took a lot of effort to make this video. Nice job. The motion graphics were a good addition. The fan hub connects to the mobo, right? After that, can you control them individually?
Wasn't too much effort, to be honest. Editing was pretty straight forward. I was just having issues with trying to figure out how I wanted to film the video! Wasn't happy with the footage I shot. I'm glad you liked the video! The fan hub gets plugged into a PWM fan header on your motherboard. Unfortunately, you cannot adjust the fan speed for a specific fan. The hub adjusts the speed for all the fans. I should've included that information in the video. Next time!
Wiltshire Tutorials I should’ve gotten that when you mentioned the problem with the opt header. Seems like no way to use a hub to control individual fans without taking a usb header. With 8 fans in my rig, I used all of the Corsair hub, and had to use the cases’ hub😂
@@currentlykent4593 Sounds like you have quite a few fans in your PC case! Your just like me with 11 lol. Out of curiosity, what case are you housing the fans inside?
Wiltshire Tutorials I would’ve put one more, but my radiator shifted slightly when I unscrewed the bottom screws to put the last fan in. Said nope! And decided it was fine without it😂 the case is the evolv x.
Evolv X is my 2nd favourite case of all time. Still love my Corsair 800D
Thanks for the info and great video!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Excellent review, very professional, if you ever get time try to review the Gamemax Razor extreme ARGB fans.
Glad you liked the review. I will look into the fans. No promises on a video any time soon. Have quite a few projects in the works.
So, it appears Asiahorse has since released a version that does NOT require usage of the hub. No more proprietary cables.
That's great news! I personally prefer to not use fans that have a hub. Way too many wires!
Thanks for the review!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
What mobo is that? Went at got these fans for my O11 Dynamic XL can't wait! Very informative video.
It is the Gigabyte Aorus B450 PRO-WIFI. Obviously, it's black and I painted the board white. So, if you want it white, you'll have to paint it. The O11 Dynamic XL is an amazing case. Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I’ve been seeing that a lot of reviews that they leak oil. Has the fans leaked oil when you had them or if you still have them.
None of the fans in the video have leaked oil. They've also been daily driven since this video. My guess was it was a batch of the fans that got too much lubricant for the bear
I much prefer when the fan can go as low as 400/600 rpm, 800rpm is not the end of the world but it's still a bit too high IMO. I recently bought Artic P12 fans, i love them because i can keep them at 300rpm when the PC is idle. (Watercooled)
That's fair! Personally, I don't care if my PC is silent or not. I'd rather have better cooling performance over noise. I usually have studio headphones on, so it doesn't bother me.
@@WiltshireTutorials Don't get me wrong, they are nice fans, 7/10 by me, mine was just a nitpick
Nothing wrong with nit-picking!
Hi, why you don't paint in white amd plastic cover on cooler, and why you don't turn up that amd logo? Sorry for bad english. :D
No need to apologize! I applaud others for learning multiple languages! It's a hard things to do! That AMD stock fan was a placeholder. I ordered a Corsair H100i RGB Platinum SE and it hadn't arrived yet and I wanted to film the video. I posted a photo of the finished build on my Instagram!
instagram.com/p/B8-CXkmhSh2/?
@@WiltshireTutorials Nice, you get one more follower on yt and insta. ;)
@@aleksahodzic8051 I appreciate that very much! Thanks for watching and for following/subscribing!
ive seen from the amazon reviews that some people have been having problems with oil spewing out after a few months of use. Have you had any of these issues?
I have not. Been used daily for about 8 months now and things are just fine.
Those reviews scared me too. Then i remembered, most electronics have a lot of bad reviews. Most people leave reviews when they either love or hate the product. I only saw 3 about oil so im hoping they were just the few that got unlucky
@@Kahnsie something i noticed about those "oil leak" claims is they didn't show pictures proving that, i mean if this happened to me I would put photos to alert and demonstrate it
@@seijurohikore Same! Ive had them for around a month and they work good so far
@@Kahnsie glad to hear that. I bought 2 packs of 5, planning to use 9 of them on my lian li case :). That youtube videos and comments helped me a lot
I’m having second guesses of buying these because on the review page people are saying the oil leaks from these fans
They're still being used as a daily driver and haven't had any issues. My guess is a bad batch potentially had problems. But, mine have been rock solid.
@@WiltshireTutorials ok I’ll consider buying them if I can’t find any better options thanks👍
No problem. Thanks for watching
People are complaining that over time oil will leak on the fan, do you have that problem?
Interesting. I haven't seen or heard that issue with these fans. They're currently being used in a daily driver and they've been just fine. Perhaps a bad batch of the fans from the manufacturer?
@@WiltshireTutorials How about now?
Still fine. I think it was a bad batch of fans from the manufacturer.
I want to see your b450 painted to look great!
I painted that board you see in the video.
@@WiltshireTutorials I already saw thanks! It would be good to show your setup. I have the same idea but my motherboard is a b450 elite, a question can the heatsinks that are still in silver also be painted?
@@Fluchii20 I have a video on how I paint motherboards. Pretty much the same steps for all motherboards.
You can find that video here: ruclips.net/video/Q4s8_tWApHc/видео.html
You paint the heatsinks, if you wish. You may see an increase temperature a little bit. But, nothing major.
@@WiltshireTutorials Thanks for the explanation !
I just bought these fans but I’m not sure where to put the PMW and AURA cables into my motherboard. I have an ASUS plus gaming MOBO with AURA sync
You need to see if your motherboard has a 5V RGB header on it. 5V is 3 pins, while 12V is 4 pins. I cannot verify this, if I don't know what model of ASUS board you have.
Bro i have a question so bpught a thermaltake view 71 snow and this fans are awesome for the setup look i am going for.... i will be installing about 12 fans easy there how do i link the hubs?
I have never seen that case before. But, I looked it up and it looks like you'll be able to get 10 fans in there. 3x in the front, 3x on the side of the back panel, 3x up top and 1x in the rear of the case. I'm not sure where you're getting 12 from? If it only fits 10, then you're good to go to use 1 hub as it supports 10 fans at once. As for your question, I don't think you can link the hubs.
I bought 10 of these fans, but I have doubts about where to connect the cables on my x570 hero viii
How so?
how can i msg asiahorse??since u did show a screenshot of a text msg can i know on which social media i can contact them??
I have access to their marketing team. I'm not authorized to give out contact information. You could try their Twitter page. No idea if they will respond though.
My motherboard did not have a 3pin argb can i use them? and use the rgb on the remote?
Of course! You don't need an RGB header on your motherboard to operate these fans. All you need to do it power the fan hub via SATA power and you're good to go!
The Asiahorse FS-9002 on my Amazon page says that it doesn’t have a hub
They now offer 2 different versions. One with a control hub and one without it
Oh okay thank you.
why must i use their hub? why can i not use a hub that came with my asus board?
Just the way the engineer's made their fans. Unfortunately, I'm not an AsiaHorse engineer. So, I don't have an answer for you.
Can it do purple color?? or any static color
Yes, it can do a purple colour. It is RGB after sll
will the FS-N001 RGB Fans fit in my motherboard? my mb has 4 pin fan hookup and those are 3 pin. i really like them and hope they will work if not what are my options?
The fans don't use a standard 3 or 4 pin fan header. They use a control box. Therefore, yes. They will work for your PC
@@WiltshireTutorials okay thanks they just pull power from sata?
Correct. The control box plugs in via SATA power and the fans plug into the control box.
I have a Tuf gaming b450 mojo, can I use this fans? The rgb is 4 pins in my mobo.
If the header has 4 pins it is a 12V connector, if the header has 3 pins it is a 5V connector. These fans are 5V. You will need 12V fans like these:
www.amazon.com/dp/B08G1KPJXS/ref=vp_d_pbmv4_TIER4_trans_lp_B08173J8KG_pd?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B08G1MHRVN&pd_rd_w=AEIFc&pf_rd_p=422aea45-f57b-4764-a849-eef933275314&pf_rd_r=HEJEA7787ZPS8XDT6D36&pd_rd_r=6218458f-eb78-49e2-9eb2-f532c5abdfdb&pd_rd_wg=xshc2&th=1
@@WiltshireTutorials thanks man, I buyed the asiahorse fs9002 pro, after I saw your video a couple times again I really liked the colours and I don't care if I have to use the controller instead of sync them with aura/software. The pro version now has labels on the fan hub to know the order, also now there's a blue flash or a green flash for switching between pwm modes but I don't know which is for the AT PWM and which por the MT PWM haha, I just send an email to Asiahorse for the answer.
Como pintaron la tarjeta madre algun tutorial??
I got you! Here's my video on painting a motherboard: ruclips.net/video/Q4s8_tWApHc/видео.html
Love it!!!!!!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching
Is there a software? for the N001 fans?
Nope. No software. Just use the RGB software made for your motherboard's ARGB headers. If you have a motherboard with no RGB header, then use the included remote.
Can i put these fans on an AIO like h100i or nzxt x53
Of course!
Can you tell me the rpm velocity of this fans?
I did... Multiple times. Did you not watch the video at all?
@@WiltshireTutorials sorry bro yes i did and I see the overlays, but i want to see the software isues cause they say its compatible with aura sync them
What software issues? I never encountered any.
Can i use ghe fs 9002 without 3 pin rgb header ?
Yes. As mentioned in the video, you can control the RGB colours via the fan hub that is included with the fans.
When I use the n001 I’m unable to get display from my monitor does anyone know why?
Well, that certainly is interesting. Have you tried turning on the PC with the N001s unplugged in and then plugging them in once your on the desktop?
If i want to control the rgb by a software do i have to connect each fan to a rgb header on my motherboard?
It's just one connection to the motherboard. I showed that in the video. All the fans connect to the fan hub and one RGB cable comes out of the hub and into the motherboard. Hope that clears things up for you!
@@WiltshireTutorials thanks a lot bro. Heres a sub 😎
Oops im already subbed 😆
You're welcome. Thanks for watching subscribing. I appreciate it!
@@WiltshireTutorials no problem u deserve it :D
how to synchronize f9002 with aura sync?Cant see them with the hub
If I'm not mistaken, you have to double click the power button on the remote to enable Addressable RGB mode. Also be sure to connect the fan hub to an ARGB header on the motherboard.
@@WiltshireTutorials just rewatched your vid 5 min ago and took my manual which I usually don’t read.Thx
@@Royalls1 No problem! Thanks for watching!
Can i use them in my Z390-a pro motherboard?
Yes
@@WiltshireTutorials thanks so much for the great review
You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Is there a 140 version?
Unfortunately, they are just 120mm fans at this time.
@@WiltshireTutorials are white 140 versions planed
@@apfeltee34 there hasn't been any statement from Asiahorse regarding if it is planned or not
i hear these start pissing oil after a few months of use
Hasn't happened to my batch of fans. They've been in use since this video as a daily driver too. Could've been a bad batch from the manufacturer. I'm not certain
Stellar review, very detailed as usual. I'm personally not a big fan (pun intended) of these remote control fan hubs, which is why I usually go Corsair with the integrated software controls. Much more convenient, despite the cable clutter. Although this hub has the reset switch connector I believe, which lets you use your reset button to switch between color modes, though you still need the remote for fan control, so that kinda defeats the purpose...
Anyhow, I'm done with my Mini-ITX build too, posted the synopsis on Reddit, I'd appreciate your feedback, if you'd like to take a look.
www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/exrujq/k39_custom_aesthetic_mods_and_aio_watercooled/?
Great stuff, keep it up!
I do like the ease of use with Corsair's fans. However, they're so damn expensive! This fan hub allows you to double click the power button to go into ARGB, if you plug it into a 5V header that is. You can also leave the hub on PWM mode, which is what I did.
Man! That came out pretty sweet. Like the fact that you made things your own by doing a bit of custom work! Seems like it is pretty quiet too! 87 degrees is a little toasty for the GPU, but it seems stable at that temp. Can't say I'd change a thing about your build. Well done!
@@WiltshireTutorials Oh, that's neat. And PWM mode does solve the issue, didn't think about that. It definitely is more affordable, but if I buy stuff like this (and I did buy darkflash kit for my other project, which is very similar to this), I won't put it into my main rig, just for aesthetic reasons.
Thanks for the feedback! It was probably the most challenging build I've done and it was super fun. Yeah, I'm bummed over the GPU temps too, but even with the stock cooler, temps aren't significantly better. It's not a great card and the TDP is way too high for my tiny custom AIO, I should've just bought a 1660 ti or super, but oh well... Would love to see you build a Mini-ITX system too in the future.
One of these days, people will realize that receiving product for free DOES in fact mean you are being compensated.
Yes, but I'm allowed to say whatever I want in regards to the product. If the fans are awful, I'm gonna say they're awful.
@@WiltshireTutorials True. However, the "I got product, but I'm not paid for this content" is still incorrect at best, and misleading at worst. Legally, ethically, it's STILL sponsored content. Your smart viewers WILL STILL KNOW it's sponsored content. All saying "I didn't get paid for this" does is continue the belief that "all paid for content is scripted and dishonest," which is untrue. The good companies will even accept negative paid for reviews (so long as not entirely lambasting) because they know that there will still be more interest.
Also, other than that, I really enjoyed the content.
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