Regarding my motherboard, my BIOS version is 'American Megatrends Inc.

I did search around quite a bit but almost all the detailed information always involves the additional controller box.Īny help much appreciated! Thanks in advance!Įr, I don't see any way to wire the connector? I connected my fans into the 'D_LED' (Addressable LED Strip Header), which has three pins (the one sized for four pins, but with one missing), and can only be oriented in one way, I think? I know the fans are not certified compatible with Gigabyte but if I was only looking for basic lighting options would connecting to the motherboard LED header not provide this anyway?Īpologies if there is a really obvious answer. My motherboard is an Aorus X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI. Was I mistaken and do I need a Cooler Master controller box after all? I've seen a couple of YouTube videos that suggested this was possible? Essentially, I just wanted the motherboard to replicate what it was doing (it has some RGB lighting built-in) for the fans. I'm not bothered about having loads of lighting control (or loads of fans) so that's why I opted for the daisy-chaining route instead of adding the additional control box into my already-cramped ITX case. The fan spin correctly but unfortunately there's no RGB lighting at all. The fans are connected to the PWM header and the 5v LED 3-pin header on the motherboard, and daisy-chained together.

I'm trying to connect two Cooler Master Sickleflow 120 ARGB fans (Reverse Edition) into my Cooler Master NR200P case just to bling up the top a little bit.

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