ShinyAndrew

I'm looking into getting a thermaltake view 51 that should be able to home all the fans my main concern is being able to power all the fans really I think I should be able to run the pwm from the thermaltake to my thermaltake pwm hub I'm just not sure if it will be okay if I say ran 5 ring trio into the sync box to the mobo and then another 5 to the other header with a splitter coming off one of the headers for another 2 fans

Iv looked into the TT sync controller and it says this on website "Manufactured with a stable SATA power input in mind, TT Sync Controller safely and reliably powers up to 9 addressable LED products. Direct power from PSU prevents stray current when the controller is in use." Which makes me think that the hub powers all the LEDs and I'm just linking to the mobo for the signal maybe I'm wrong thro

Iv looked into the TT sync controller and it says this on website "Manufactured with a stable SATA power input in mind, TT Sync Controller safely and reliably powers up to 9 addressable LED products. Direct power from PSU prevents stray current when the controller is in use." Which makes me think that the hub powers all the LEDs and I'm just linking to the mobo for the signal maybe I'm wrong thro

Hi I'm new to the RGB lighting world and I'm been trying to find a solution to syncing my fans with my motherboard I have 12 thermaltake trios 12 and 3 trio 14 The motherboard is a z390m gaming edge AC and I would like to try sync it all with mystic light so all my lights work with msi gtx 2070 super My plan was to buy 5 TT sync boxes run 3 fans into each box run them thru 2 ARGB hubs connected to both jrainbow headers on the motherboard I'm really looking to know 1. Is this possible 2. Is there a way to do it with less TT sync boxes 3. Can anyone recommend a good ARGB hub to get this all to work If anyone can help it would be much appreciated I'm having a hard time getting my head around all this