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I have a deepcool 55 matrexx mesh and b450 tomahawk max which has 3 pin connector and my fans have 2 pin cable so I used a converter. But now whenever I use any RGB effect like breathing a voltage fluctuation occurs where the RGB turns off stopping the fans too and then it starts again. I have to put the effect on static only which sucks so please someone give a solution. I also have a liquid cooler so I want all my fans to sync with motherboard

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2 pins fans should not use power from the motherboard.

You should plug it with a molex to 3 pins adapter so it will draw power from the PSU.

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i have b450 tomahawk max which has 4 pin connector and i have a deepcool matrexx 55 mesh case which has 3 pin fans so i used a converter and now when i change any rgb effect there is wierd rgb blinking and voltage fluctuation and i have to stick to static only. please help.

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as far as i know, the 4th pin is for the adressability of those fans. Therefore, converting them from 4 to 3 makes you loose this one lane that gives you the possiblity to change the RGB mode and color while trying to force the information of the 4th lane somewhere between/in one of those 3 left.
Obviously, if you then try to change it, shit like this happens.

But i might be wrong. 

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6 hours ago, Yebi said:

What kind of a converter? 3-pin and 4-pin RGB connectors are completely incompatible. One is 5V, data, and ground; the other is +12V+pwm (x3) and ground. You'd need something with processing power in it to convert one signal to another

can you suggest any converter for that?

 

6 hours ago, JayBe said:

as far as i know, the 4th pin is for the adressability of those fans. Therefore, converting them from 4 to 3 makes you loose this one lane that gives you the possiblity to change the RGB mode and color while trying to force the information of the 4th lane somewhere between/in one of those 3 left.
Obviously, if you then try to change it, shit like this happens.

But i might be wrong. 

i dont know then how can i sync rgb with my motherboard

 

 

5 hours ago, Grudge69 said:

i dont know then how can i sync rgb with my motherboard

 

Well.. buy compatible components in the first place. 
if your case comes with stock RGB fans, it usually comes with a dedicated RGB header. Just use that. 
You wont be able to sync all of your RBG products with one click, but with 2 or 3. And if you dont want to change your color ever 30 minutes, you should be fine. 

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