Thermalright ARGB Fan Controller - 8 Groups, 8-Port 3 Pin, 5V Fan Hub with Magnetic Suction

Works so much better than getting a program to put on your PC..

I was going to give it one star because the description says fan controller but here's the case It works for RGB but it is not a fan controller although you can use the four pins on the motherboard for some argv fans to power the fans and this to power of the RGB but considering the description says it is a fan controller I would not recommend it unless you have a four pin slot on your motherboard for an extra fan so you plug in the headers from your fans to your motherboard and the argb header to this if you've got that kind of setup this is perfect for you and it does work well you don't have this kind of setup I would look for something else the same company makes another version with half the amount of argb ports but it has the fan header input as well really cheap price and good build quality though for the money super easy to use very straightforward just plug in one of the power cords that come off of your PSU that would normally go to your HDD or SSD plug it in on one side and if you have an adapter cord to go from j rainbow or jrgb to argb from your motherboard it can work well that way I also did see that it worked well with a argb converter but not working with another brand that I tried but you get what you pay for but if you're just lucky me for something to control your argb devices like me and you have a adapter to go from your motherboard to argb it does work great it comes with double-sided tape for easy fitment so it fits nice the build quality seems decent enough I mean it's plastic but it does look good and does its job

This is a TEN-port 5V ARGB hub. It does not have any ports for fans themselves; only lighting. With that said, Thermalright has made some good choices here. It’s just a simple ten-way splitter but they’ve wrapped it in a solid, durable, and flashy little case, which could not be more ridiculous and I love it. They’ve also figured out how to make ARGB 3-pin cables click securely into place rather than the usual push-and-pray and I sincerely hope the rest of the industry implements this. The hub is NOT magnetic but does come with some powerful two-sided tape; I’m just glad it had one or the other. I honestly did not expect much but I’m so impressed by the quality and the way the cables securely attach that I’ll be exploring more from Thermalright going forward.

on the listing it says "powered by your SATA cable" while the actual packaging in hand is "powered by your ARGB port". I don't have one, hence why i even bought this. not sure what theyre even selling here, but if you dont have an argb port and want to add lights, this isnt the tool for you. it doesnt function or do what its advertised to

Works exactly as expected, wish the software would let me do more but at least I'm not dealing with iCue 😂

Originally thought it was also a fan hub like the one that cost a dollar more (should’ve just gotten that one )

You can’t see it, it is hidden on the other side of the case. All my lights are hooked up to it. The only thing I wish is that it had a bracket or holes for a bracket. Instead it comes with double sided sticky foam. It works good for me.

Didn't have enough slots for ARGB but this adapter helped. I chaisydained the fan plugs together and then the ARGB plugs went into the adapter, then bam! Lights!