Anidees Compatible Addressable GIGABYTE AI Aureola V2 Review

Fans work great for the price. The front fans are Aureola 120 and the rear and top fans are Tesseracts with Indees RGB stripes. The fans have good airflow and are not noisy at all. The RGB settings in the video are just some of the controller options, not motherboard presets, but this also syncs easily with Aura Sync on my phone. The fans and LEDs are all bright and bright. Tesseracts are one of the few dual ring fan LED fans I've been able to find outside of Corsair that are much more…

I spent $99 to get the remote to stop working on the second day. I'm not happy with that. and I don't understand why the light still works but the remote control doesn't. If I send them back I just have to wait and I can't play on my computer! You really should fix the remotes. There's no reason for them to come out on the second day. I have had an LED remote for 2 years now, so why did this remote break on the second day? He just sat there.

While the fans themselves are fairly easy to install, wiring is another issue. Good luck replacing the controller if necessary, the fan cables are almost impossible to remove without removing and damaging the connectors on the controller. The PWM control doesn't work at all, even though I set it correctly. I've spent months trying to fix this problem and I don't know what else to do, I'm replacing them. The matte edges of the fans are lazy yellow in several places, making my PC-O11 Dynamic look

I bought these three packs to add to my Anidees Crystal Cube AR 3 which already came with 5 and a fan controller. My case now has 8 of these fans and the RGB effects are great! My only complaint is that they don't have a higher CFM or high static pressure as I want to use them instead of the ThermalTake Pure 12 ARGB Sync TT Premium Edition cooling fan on my liquid heatsink so everything fits. Great fans for the price. and easily customizable with Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0! big fans and

These fans are pretty quiet even at full speed. They came with 8 slots (fans) and 2 slots (RGB strips) and an RGB controller. If your motherboard doesn't support RGB, you have an actual controller. I can't think of anything bad, except maybe the fact that they don't sit flush with the case. In theory this reduces airflow, although it doesn't really matter that much unless you're plugging it into a heatsink, I still wish they were sealed from the case.

Not much to say actually! Plug them in and they work from the outlet as you would expect. I added them to the body of the Anidees Crystal Cube MAR 3 in addition to the existing ones of the same model. Very similar to a light show in a wind tunnel at maximum brightness/fan speed. As a side note I've only tested with the Anidees fan controller (included) so I don't know how it can work with for example Aura Sync or similar connected directly to the motherboard.