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Fans aren't RGB Controllable.

Mayo.
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Hello!

I soon will buy Segotep LUX II V2 as my case, but ran into a problem - the included Molex fans (Segotep Lighting 12) aren't RGB Controllable. Could I read with an Arduino Uno the RGB signals from a molex pin and after make it controllable??

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2 hours ago, Mayo. said:

Hello!

I soon will buy Segotep LUX II V2 as my case, but ran into a problem - the included Molex fans (Segotep Lighting 12) aren't RGB Controllable. Could I read with an Arduino Uno the RGB signals from a molex pin and after make it controllable??

Molex is power only.

 

Those fans do not appear to have addressable RGB so you will not be able to control the color of them. Addressable fans have two connectors, one for the fan power/control and one for the RGB power/control.

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It's likely that case comes with hub and remote for RGB. This is fairly common for cheaper RGB stuff.

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