Good argb + fan controller?

[MiszS]

Can someone recommend a good ARGB + PWM fan controller? I need it to have at least 6 of each port and to be not too expensive like some corsair ones I saw 

[PDifolco]

46 minutes ago, MiszS said:

Can someone recommend a good ARGB + PWM fan controller? I need it to have at least 6 of each port and to be not too expensive like some corsair ones I saw 

I use Fancontrol for PWM fans, it's really wonderful, and SIgnalRGB (free version) for RGB, it's ok

SignalRGB offers fan speed control on paid versions I think, but I didn't try it, FanControl is too good

I had a look at OpenRGB but it's pretty barebones

[MiszS]

11 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

I use Fancontrol for PWM fans, it's really wonderful, and SIgnalRGB (free version) for RGB, it's ok

SignalRGB offers fan speed control on paid versions I think, but I didn't try it, FanControl is too good

I had a look at OpenRGB but it's pretty barebones

I meant like the physical hub where you plug all the cables in

[PDifolco]

8 minutes ago, MiszS said:

I meant like the physical hub where you plug all the cables in

Ok my bad thought about sofware lol

 

As for a fan/RGB hub I use this, rather cheap and works as intended

I chose this over noname Chinese stuff at 10 bucks for peace of mind

 

 

[Gokuraku]

@PDifolco looks like a good hub. but does it allow you to control every single fan connected?

[MiszS]

50 minutes ago, Gokuraku said:

@PDifolco looks like a good hub. but does it allow you to control every single fan connected?

Thats a fan hub not a controller, you can only control all fans at once

[Gokuraku]

ok.. so this will probably do the same thing? https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/cooling/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-argb-pwm-fan-hub/

 

I have 3 Antec P12 ARGB fans (https://www.antec.com/product/cooling/p12-argb) connected to a hub and I would like to be able to manage them individually.

I have enough PWM ports on the motherboard but only one Gen 2. Can anyone recommend a good controller? Even just a way to daisy chain them to the same port.