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I put the cable from my motherboard into the header labeled 1, and tried a few others, but haven't tried all. I'll try to go through them all and see if it helps. Could the included cable be installed in the wrong direction maybe?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/LeHang-Splitter-Magnetic-standoff-controller/dp/B07RRSDVM5 I didn't buy it from Amazon but a local store, but it's the same one.

If you mean the hub, it's just a random Chinese one. No name. My fans are Cooler Master Sickleflow 120 ARGB and I also have a Deepcool CASTLE 360 RGB V2 AIO.

I got this cheap 12 header ARGB header hub. It works fine for the most part, the only weird thing being that when it's plugged in my case fans will not shut off, they'll keep spinning at the lowest RPM. This happens even before my first boot up, and after shutting down the PC all the lights flash once and my GPU RGB stays on as well. Could this just be a faulty hub?

Dang, that's not a lot to go by. I honestly wouldn't mind if I just lost everything in the arrow key column, so a TKL but with numpad. Thanks for the lengthy reply, I'll check out the stuff you mentioned Dang, that's disheartening to hear. Thanks though.

I'm looking to get into the small keyboard life, but I absolutely need a numpad for work. I know I can get separate numpads but I'd rather get something that's the normal keyboard but without the arrow keys in place. Does something like that exist?

Nope, it's totally fine as long as the connectors match up. Rather, you cannot exceed the max amps of a fan header as that would fry the header.

I'm looking at the new SickleFlows from CM. I loved the old ones and the new ones seem like they're very good. I'm just curious if anyone has bought them as I can't find any decent review on them. I'm also curious if they're supported on my Gigabyte motherboard, it does have 3-pin headers but the box doesn't have RGB Fusion 2.0 listed as compatible. It's these ones: https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/case-fan/sickleflow-120/

I just got a new monitor the other day, it's the same as my first one and is a Gigabyte AORUS AD27QD; basically two identical monitors. For some reason, whichever display is not my primary display keeps turning on and off again randomly, sometimes this is triggered by opening certain apps such as Messenger on that display. The behaviour is very similar to constantly changing resolutions in a game, I get the input message on my display once it turns on. The only fix seems to be just restarting my system till it doesn't happen. I ruled out the connections being loose and it has happened on both monitors, even my old one which I've been using problem-free since June. I'm using the included DisplayPort cables for both monitors, and both have the exact same settings. System Specs: Ryzen 7 3800X Gigabyte X570 AORUS Elite WiFi (BIOS F11) Zotac RTX 2080 Super AMP EXTREME Trident Z Royal 8GBx4 Corsair RM750X 750W Windows 10 Version 19041

So I just got a new build. From the shops I went to(in SE Asia) the only good case I found was the Cooler Master MB350P Fans. It seemed pretty good, except when building, I came across two issues: 1. Fan connectors - the RGB connectors has two connectors coming out of it, one that's a 3-pin with 1 pin slightly spaced out and it is marked as ASUS/MSI, with another 3-pin but all evenly spaced marked as Gigabyte. I've got a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite Wifi, and I could not figure out where to plug that pin in. I had either a 4-pin, or a 3-pin with 1 pin slightly further. Currently running it without RGB, which isn't necessary but I wouldn't mind having it. 2. One of the front connectors looked like a SATA connector, but it definitely doesn't connect to my motherboard SATA ports, so I'm not entirely sure where to connect. My front IO works, but it doesn't have the lights. Specs: Ryzen 3800X Zotac RTX 2080 Super Amp Extreme Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite Wifi G.Skill Trident Z Royal 8GBx2 3600Mhz Corsair RM750X HP EX900 Cooler Master MB350P These are the RGB cables for the fans: Here's the SATA cable thing: