Cooler Master Addressable RGB (ARGB) Controller

The packaging was not at all good. The box was damaged which can be seen clearly in the images. Although the product is absolutely fine and working great. I would suggest the

Its a good controller Its aura sync compatible The argb strip is connected through the controller(51 led s)

Good product

Less rgb effects

Dålig programvara men väl inställd så funkar den klanderfritt. Men skulle lätt kunna ligga i samma nivå som Corsair med bättre engagemang i mjukvaran.

O preço é salgado. O produto é bem competente naquilo a que se propõe. O app da Coolermaster é simples e fácil de configurar. Existe a opção de fazer o gerenciamento dos dispositivos ARGB conectados no dispositivo através do app da placa mãe do PC ou de outros desenvolvedores. O controlador também conta com uma conexão RGB 12v.

Hello solution extrêmement complète qui me satisfait n'ayant que la possibilité de brancher du RGB de base sur ma carte mére strix z390, en gros avec ça tous est possible configuration led par led, création de chaine, preset multiple déjà présent de base (via le soft coolermaster) si branché en usb, pilotage du rgb et argb simultanément enfin bref j’adhère. je vais essayer d'expliquer simplement les branchements possible :) ARGB (sorti vers périphérique) : il y'a 4 port argb (5v 3pin) sur la tranche droite (à brancher sur des périphériques argb) ils sont pilotable indépendamment des autres pour les effets de lumière, ensuite pour ajouter + de périphérique (au de-là de 4) il suffit de connecter des splitter argb (3pin) par contre les effets lumineux seront les mêmes pour chaque périphériques branché sur un splitter. RGB (soti vers périphérique) : Sur la tranche gauche il y'a un port "rgb" (4pin 12v) pilotable indépendamment aussi (splitter 4pin possible aussi pour ajouter + d'un périphérique RGB). Entré argb/rgb via carte mére et USB : Sur la tranche du bas on retrouve un port rgb(4pin) et argb(3pin) qui sont a brancher (ou non) sur votre carte mère pour piloter l'ensemble du contrôleur via le logiciel argb/rgb de la carte mère. Le port usb sert à piloter le contrôleur via le logiciel de coolermaster, donc 3 possibilités de pilotage possible (via usb, via rgb, ou via argb). personnellement j'ai préféré utiliser la solution usb via le soft de coolermaster qui est vraiment pas mal pour customiser chaque led en argb de mes périphériques. Ne pas oublier de brancher le port sata (alimentation électrique du contrôleur) Voilà la base du branchement (du moins ce que j'ai compris), je n'ai pas testé les effet lumineux en branchant une sonde de temp sur le coté gauche et je n'ai aucune idée de l'utilité des ports "reset....". Je recommande, pas cher et universelle (enfin je trouve)

Controlar muito bom com várias opções de iluminação, versátil por causa das ligações que suporte, pequeno e leve o que facilita a arrumação na caixa

I bought this like a year and a half ago for a SFF build and never ended up using it but thought it might come in handy some day so I kept it. I rebuilt my system into a larger case using the same Gigabyte B660I mini-ITX board, which only has one ARGB port, and I quickly realized that if I wanted multiple ARGB channels I was either going to have to go with something expensive and proprietary like Corsair, or try this hub. It works great! This device has three functions: it can work independently without a connection to the computer using built-in presets, it can act has an ARGB hub for one channel, or you can connect it via internal or external USB and use it as a smart controller with four separate ARGB channels (five including RGB out), leaving your board's ARGB port free to use for something else! I did USB and I'm using it for four groups of fans. You can see in my photo and video that there are ten case fans in four groups (one is behind the CPU cooler); these are each daisy-chained and connected to a separate port on the controller while the case's built-in lightstrip is connected to the motherboard's ARGB port. I'm using SignalRGB, which immediately recognized and controller and works perfectly, allowing me to "paint" the fan groups the colors I want while leaving the light strip on my chosen effect. This controller has one major limitation and that is that each channel can only control up to 48 LEDs, which is more than enough for fans but for longer strips like the the one built into my case (77!) it won't be sufficient, which is why I left that connected directly to the board. I do wish the industry would come up with a way to make ARGB cables connect more securely, but that aside this controller is a fantastic way to add ARGB flexibility to an existing system.