12V to 5V RGB Converter, 3-Way Splitter, SATA Connector, 50 Color Modes, 100x 5V LEDs

Worked exactly as intended. Perfect for adapting older motherboards to modern fans and coolers

This was a super easy install basically plug n play, and as soon as I tested the fans just by powering on the pc it automatically synced. I was using this in order to connect my asus rog strix lc360 rgb aio because I didn't have another 3 pin connector on my motherboard and this easily resolved my issue and my pc looks amazing! Low quality material for the hub however, it is a quick solution that is budget friendly and super easy that my grandma can do it! I will keep this review updated in order to continue to explain the longevity of this solution but until then I am giving this product a 5 star review because I am extremely happy with the result.

I bought this product because my new Phanteks Glacier One 240T30 uses ARGB, and my Asus MB is the Z390 chipset, which is not ARGB. So, 3 pin on the cooler and 4 pin on the MB. This does indeed allow me to use the lights on the pump cover, and even configure them in Corsair iCue. However, after this, it seems my Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB RAM has issues with LED operation. I had to force-reinstall the firmware to make it work and sync again. I do not know if this is the fault of the adapter or simply now that my MB has an LED device plugged into it. It could even be the specific header I'm using. To sum it up, it works great. Simple to install, but you might run into some snags with compatibility.

Very easy setup, fits practically anywhere(no sticky tho), & light cycles are unique and simple. works very well being small. (does come with the connections) you either have the option to connect to the 12v on MB or leave as is using built in light cycles. NOTE: when using built in light cycles & and have it set on a certain color light & turn off PC. after turning back on it resets back to a rainbow cycle. I also have it connected to RESET button and helps cycle through colors but have it connected to MB to use MB software lighting.

Worked as intended to plug in to 12V 4-pin RGB header on MB, and light up my arctic p14 aRGB fans with 3 pin connector. Lights are selected with button on device, but you can also plug it into "reset" button on your MB and control LEDs with that without having to open your case.

I started using two days ago when I gotten a good set of fans to work with even though I have purchased this last year. It worked momentarily with my ASRock motherboard but when I saw one of my storage drives not working, I opened up my computer case to see what is the problem. I double checked where ever it might be wrong. PSU works fine, I tried 4 SATA power cables. Then I tried it in a older computer I have and still doesn't work. Not only the RGB converter doesn't work, my SSD is unreadable by the BIOS. Just beware the of purchasing a voltage converter like this, it won't always work with every brand of motherboards. Especially with ASRock.

So it took a little bit to get this thing working, but once I did I'm very happy with it actually. I have an MSI x470 Gaming Plus, which only has 12v 4pin RGB headers on it. I connected the power to a SATA cable, connected the other to my motherboard RGB header and then connected my aRGB devices (Phanteks Halos Luxe Digital) to the 3pin splitter. Voila, it works! However, here's where I think a lot of people may find this review useful. I wanted to use one of the preset lighting effects of the RGB converter and it kept just defaulting to my motherboard's lighting. I opened my glass panel, pressed the button and it switched to the desired effect. Then when I rebooted, it would be back to motherboard settings. I was NOT going to do this every time I booted up, so I opened MysticLight and tried playing around with the settings. MysticLight for my motherboard only had basic lighting settings so I couldn't do any lighting effects except solid color with a breathing, flashing, etc effect on it. The RGB hub does not do "breathing" effects well. When it breathes, it just kinda flickers and shuts off, then comes back on again. So I had a thought... if this adapter has preset lighting effects and I only want to use those, why do I need to connect it to my RGB header at all? I disconnected the 4pin rgb cable from the header (but obviously kept the SATA power connected) and the hub finally would remember the effect that I wanted. The reason I gave this 3 stars is because there's really no way to attach the hub to your computer. Many of the other hubs have a magnetic back or something, but this I had to zip tie to the bottom of my case (I have the product circled in my image). I also found that the 3 pin connectors on the splitter were really flimsy and bend/detach easily. After I connected the RGBs to the hub, I actually put electrical tape around the connector because the male and female connectors ripped apart from one another and bent one of the pins when I was trying to do some cable management. Other than that, it works as intended! TLDR: - When connected to motherboard, it defaults to motherboard lighting settings - Using MysticLight, there aren't any cool effects, and the "breathing" effect does not work properly - IF YOU WANT TO USE THE HUB'S BUILT IN PRESETS... DO NOT connect the 12v 4pin to your motherboard RGB header - I recommend electrical taping the connections together from the 3pin splitter to your RGB devices, as it is flimsy and doesn't stay together well. Hope this helps someone else looking for RGB/aRGB solutions for their PC!

This product is awesome! My MSI B550 Gaming Gen3 motherboard didn't have 3-pin RGB but had 4-pin RGB support instead, and this converter made it possible so I could use this specific RGB device. Plus, I can control the RGB toggles with the converter/controller instead of bothering to download external software.

It's working my motherboard smoothly value for money easy installation

Se sincroniza facil al aurasync, todo muy bien

Faz o que diz que faz

Bought parts for someone, who wanted RGB on his build. Not being a big fan of RGB myself, I did not know there were different standards for that... and of course I ended up with 3 pins 5V ARGB fans incompatible with a motherboard with 4 pins 12v RGB header. I was a bit skeptical about having to use and extra SATA power connector, but happy to say it did fix my problem. After connecting two sets of fans there is even an ARGB connector left thanks to the provided splitter. Control via remote works, I had to leave it hanging at the back through a PCI expansion hole for ease of access. Sync with the mobo I used (ASUS B660M) sort of work but colours are however not mapped one to one. This was mentioned by the vendor, so can't fault them for that. Overall a rather simple fix for relatively cheap.

Los colores son iguales a los que se pide, sin embargo no funciona si quieres personalizar con el 'aura creator' pero si con lo demas