Cooler Master 1-to-5 ARGB Splitter 🔌 Cable: Sync MasterFan/MasterLiquid ARGB Series LEDs with Ease! Review

Works great; I needed tons of extra RGB connectors because my phone only has two dots and I have a lot of RGB elements in my PC build. I was a bit worried because the pins are a little shorter than usual and I wasn't sure if the connection was secure. Another downside is that it's quite thick. I would prefer a daisy chain instead of connecting all the wires at the same point. But overall it works, no complaints!

It was a bit difficult to attach it securely to my motherboard on the side with a cable, but I could feel a click at the end. The ends of the splitter attach very securely to my fans and LED strips. One thing to note, don't daisy chain your fans and then connect 3 fans to the same splitter like back when the lights on 2 of the 3 fans connected in series were blinking and blinking and that's no good lol. This was fixed when each fan was connected to a different connector on the splitter.

I used this to add more aRGB fans to my computer as I ran out of headers on my motherboard. It worked exactly as I expected. Regarding Revain's Performance Rating section of this review, I give it 5 stars for 'value for money', 5 stars for 'thickness' where the cables are spot on (somewhat strange to rate I think). , if you ask me), not too thick and not too thin, and then I'll give it 5 stars for "noise level". what kind of?!? It would be better not to make noise!

The pictures show that the plugs are removable allowing one of the 5 plugs to be converted into an efficient female to female plug but this is not possible. connects to the motherboard 5V ARGB connector, and the other 5 can only be used as male connectors. why does it suck My GPU has addressable RGB, but it has a "male" connector, so one of the daisy chain fanouts has to be a "female" splitter. Images show detachable connectors but this is not a fully accurate representation of the product so…

CoolerMaster is a respected company that has been around for quite some time and makes a lot of OEM products, although most people don't know it (* cough* Founder Cards Edition RTX *cough*). I tried one of their Sickleflow ARGB fans and was very impressed with the low noise and great color for the price, although I decided not to keep the fan and went with EKWB Vardar fans instead. completely suitable for my AIO. I only did this because I wanted ARGB to fit throughout the case, it had nothing…

It was a little tricky to do it with a side cable to attach securely to my motherboard. but eventually I could feel the click. The ends of the splitter attach very securely to my fans and LED strips. One thing to note, don't daisy chain your fans and then connect 3 fans to the same splitter like back when the lights on 2 of the 3 fans connected in series were blinking and blinking and that's no good lol. This was fixed when each fan was connected to a different connector on the splitter.

You can see in the pictures that the plugs are removable so one of the 5 plugs can be converted into an efficient female to female plug, but this is not possible. There is only 1 single "female" connector that connects to the 5V ARGB connector on the motherboard, while the other 5 can only be used as male parts. why does it suck My GPU has addressable RGB, but it has a "male" connector, so one of the daisy chain fanouts has to be a "female" splitter. Images show detachable connectors but this…