Thermalright ARGB Fan HUB Controller Support 8 Groups of Fans, 8-Port 4 Pin PC Fan Controller, 5V-3Pin ARGB Fan Hub, Strong Paste+Magnetic Suction (12V 4-pin RGB is not Supported)

The Thermalright ARGB Fan HUB Controller is a must-have for anyone building a clean, high-performance rig. With support for up to 8 fans and 8 ARGB devices, it simplified my cable management and brought perfect lighting sync across my entire setup. Installation was effortless thanks to the included double-sided tape. the PWM control works great—just note that only the fan in the red header reports RPM back to the motherboard

i got the thermalright argb fan hub controller to manage the lighting and fan speed of multiple fans in my setup and it’s been really convenient. the hub supports up to 8 groups of fans, which made my wiring way neater and easier to handle compared to running cables all over inside my case. the compact black plastic body is light and doesn’t take up much space behind my motherboard tray.installing it was pretty simple—i used the included strong adhesive pad and the magnetic mount to keep it securely in place. the sata power input gives it reliable power without adding cable clutter, and i plugged in the 4-pin pwm fan connector plus the 5v 3-pin argb lighting cables with no issues. it’s important to note this supports 5v 3-pin argb fans and accessories but not the 12v 4-pin rgb, so compatibility matters depending on your gear.once powered, the hub syncs smoothly with my motherboard’s lighting software and pwm fan control, so i get consistent speeds and lighting effects across all connected fans without lag or mismatch. it handles multiple fans well without slowing down the controller or causing weird flickering. i like that everything’s modular, so you can add or remove fans without too much hassle.overall, the thermalright fan hub controller made my build cleaner and easier to control. if you’re running several fans and want them all synced for lighting and speed, this one keeps cables managed, works reliably, and installs without fuss. it’s a solid choice if your system uses 5v 3-pin argb fans and you want simple centralized control.

Great price for it. Better quality than I anticipated. My MSI mb controls ARGB, no issues.

The hub is pretty big so it was hard to find a spot to put it but after i found a spot and ran all the cables it looks really nice and workd the first time the build is pretty good with the plsatic housing it will protect and keep from shorting out

Great affordable hubI have all my fans (3 bottom intake, 2 rear exhaust, 1 top rear exhaust)And argb (case and fans), connected and all of the fans and argb work great.It is spaced out, easy to connect.No issues so far after a few months of everyday use

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was on the cheaper side and from a brand I've dealt with before. Build QualityThe build quality didn't seem bad. There wasn't any deformities on the plastic box. However upon hooking it up to the argb header with the fans as well, ruined my argb headers completely. Now my motherboard won't recognize led input at all. I tried plugging the fans, one at a time and some would light up in one color, red or blue, and some wouldn't. I couldn't control the leds anymore with the motherboard software. I ordered a separate rgb controller to mitigate the loss hoping I didn't lose all functionality of my fans. I was hoping for a better outcome since my pc case didn't have a hub to use. I can't recommend this product at all!

Helped simplify a build that had a lot of ARGB and only one ARGB pinout on the Mobo. But gotta make sure you have the space because this thing is not small. Also don’t use the stuff they include to affix it to your case. Buy some command strips and use them instead.

Wanted to love this thing, I’ve been impressed with some of Thermalright’s fans, but at least in my setup this fan hub had some issues.I was using this with some Thermaltake 120mm fans, which magnetically connect to each other. This meant that four ports on the Thermalright controller each ran a trio of fans. Not sure if that factored in, but mentioning it just in case. I tried the hub both with and without using the LED portion, but sadly issues persisted.When trying to control and monitor fan speeds with the Thermalright chained off a Corsair Commander Pro, I would frequently see large, brief spikes in the reported RMP from the Thermalright, usually every couple of minutes. Sometimes I would try to change the fan speed and it simply wouldn’t budge up or down while the rest of the fans changed speed no problem.I replaced the Thermalright hub with a second Corsair Commander, and the RPM spikes and unresponsive fan issues disappeared.