The fans can be inter-connected to be controlled using a single source. The specifications of the fan are printed here. This trend is peaking these days on the fans. The Icy Frame assembly looks like a diamond-cut design. The salient features of the fan are highlighted at the bottom. The fans are shipped inside a cardboard packing box. Individually Addressable RGB Daisy-Chain.This time we are taking a look at their STELLA Daisy-Chain A-RGB White edition fans. At EVERY connection point those MUST be matched up.We have tested the STELLA 120mm A-RGB fan from GELID Solutions recently. NOTE that every plug and female socket has one pin (hole) marked to identify the +12 VDC line. THAT is the tool you use to configure the light displays.Īlso, check your connections to the mobo header. That is a utility supplied on the mobo's CD of tools and you must install that and run it if you have not already. What I do not notice in your post, OP, is the RGB Fusion software. The case comes with a 3-from-1 RGB Splitter cable so you can connect all three fans' RGB cables to a single mobo plain RGB header, and supply those lights with all the power and control they need.

And you should NOT need any third-party RGB controller. That IS what your mobo LED_C header is, so you have the right hardware to do this.

That is, the RGB cables from the fans have FOUR holes and use a system with a +12 VDC line plus three individual Ground lines. Now, it turns out that your case has the plain RGB type of RGB fans, based on the case website. The fact that it is compatible with RGB Fusion does NOT make it work! That software can control BOTH types of hardware RGB systems, depending on which type of header is included on the Gigabyte mobo.

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