EZDIY-FAB RGB Converter: 12V to 5V ARGB Transfer Hub with 3-Way Splitter - Control 5V ADD-RGB Products on 12V 4-pin Header, 50 Built-in Color Modes Review

Bought to use on an Asus B450-F gaming motherboard which only had 4 pin RGB 12V headers and this little unit did exactly what it said it would promised. I plugged in my A-RGB fixture from the same manufacturer and was able to instantly sync it with the Asus Armory RGB software. Comes with additional cables to add more RGB elements with 3 pins 5V (like or light strips). Highly recommended if your board doesn't have proper lamp and fan connectors. It also has its own pre-programmed lighting…

I bought this because I used all the right connectors on my motherboard that I need to install an RGB mount for my GPU. It's easy to install and does exactly what it says on the tin. It has RGB presets and static colors or can be bypassed so you can use whatever RGB controller software you use. The only downside I have is that the wiring seems a bit cheap. Plastic may seem "hard" and "fragile," but it works. Multiple RGB ports can be daisy chained with this cable, although I only connected one…

You get what you pay for when it comes to quality. The hub/switch and cables are flimsy and seem cheaper. However, the 3-pin adapter feels significantly better compared to other components. It was extremely easy to install once you know the basics of PC building. I have not referenced the installation guide provided as in most cases with similar products it is more confusing than helpful. Gets four stars because it works as it should, deducted one star because it's cheap.

Well it worked. But I'm not sure if this hub is the cause of my problem or if the saberay adv case is to blame. But I had no issues with burned out LED bulbs until I installed this hub, along with the hub that came pre-installed when it arrived. It works fine with mb but the software for the mystic light msib450i is CRAFTS and has very few ways to control these lights. However, Control Hub did exactly what I wanted and asked of it. So if they decide to do it and put it back on the shelves…

I am new to PC building and was amazed when I ordered 5 5V RGB fans for my first PC. While this may not seem like a problem for many, it was a problem for me as I had a TUF Gaming X570 Plus motherboard with 12V RGB connectors. As many will say, RGB is optional for a PC, but of course everyone wants to make their pc look better so i wanted to include it in my build. I've searched forums and guides to find a workaround for this and came across this 5v-12v converter. It's very easy to set up. All…

When I ordered my motherboard I didn't know the difference between 12V and 5V RGB. I soon found that the RGB add-ons I ordered (GPU bracket, m.2 RGB heatsink, GPU backplate) were not compatible with the 12V socket on my ASUS Prime motherboard. Unfortunately, I thought I wasted money on things I couldn't use. Thankfully, this EZDIY-FAB RGB 12V to 5V ARGB Hub saved the day. Not only did this allow me to connect my RGB elements, but it was also compatible with ASUS Aura! Now my friend wants to…

I am new to PC building and was blown away when I ordered 5 5V RGB fans for my first PC. While this may not seem like an issue to many, it was an issue for me as I had a TUF Gaming X570 Plus motherboard with 12V RGB headers. As many will say, RGB is optional for a PC, but of course everyone wants their PC to look better, so I wanted to include it in my build. I've searched forums and guides to find a workaround for this and came across this 5v-12v converter. It's very easy to set up. All you…

well it worked. But I'm not sure if this hub is the cause of my problem or if the saberay adv case is to blame. But I had no issues with burned out LED bulbs until I installed this hub, along with the hub that came pre-installed when it arrived. It works fine with mb but the software for msib450i mystic light is CRAFTS and has very few options to control these lights. However, Control Hub did exactly what I wanted and asked of it. So if they decide to do it and put it back on the shelves…