AsiaHorseVE-HUB 2IN1 ARGB/PWM hub Used SATA Power Supply,9 Ports for Addressable RGB Lighting with 9 Port PWM (Black)

I highly suggest this controller to anyone who buys their fans, it made my life easier getting RGB to work in my PC

The media could not be loaded. He visto muchos comentarios tanto buenos como malos ,esta es mi experiencia, 11 fanes tuf gaming rgb ,llene los 9 puertos de 3 pines del hub y tengo dos más en otro hub tuf gaming, pues conecte este hub( no al board ) sino al hub tuf gaming para que se sincronice los colores con los otros fanes ,conecte el sata a su debido puerto tanto del este hub como el hub de tuf gaming, y elnhub de tuf gaming el rgb también al board ,no tengo ningún puerto de los 9 de 4 pines que alimentan de corriente a los fanes pq los tengo directo al board ,hasta ahora esta trabajando todo bien ,si tienen alguna duda no dejen de preguntar, saludos y bendiciones

Gave this a shot because I bought some fans from this company and they work great. First off before even opening product box the box itself looks worn, 1st red flag. Pulling the product out of its box the plastic housing was cracked, 2nd red flag. Installed the device correctly according to video and paper instructions that it came with. This is where the issues began, Fan port 1 (red port) worked which is connected to cpu fans, fan port 2 - 9 were dead. Tried everything and nothing worked, all the argb headers worked though. My guess is this was a manufacture defect, also inspecting the fan/argb in port you can see it doesn’t align with the housing. It feels like this was a refurbished item and not new like the sticker claims it to be. Also as of this time of writing this the manufacturers website is selling this hub for 8$ while amazon is selling it for 16$. Just seems like even the company knows this device is faulty.

Very simple and straight to the point, powered via sata cable then plugged right into your fan header, whatever fans you use make sure the same fan matches the led plugin so fan 1 rgb 3 pin goes into led 1, then fan 2 and led 2 etc. im usung it to power 10 asiahorse cosmiq uni fans and im not even using half of this thing. The only 2 downsides is cable management, they’re long and can be messy, I think there should be a smaller version that supports 6 fans. But the design is perfect to hide right behind your pc just make sure you tie your cables up.

I have all 9 pwn fan wires connected and all 9 argb wires connected and guess what? It works great I really like this hub. Easy installation pretty much plug and play and it works.

I have 13 case fans and about 9 RGB connections in my rig and this little component saved me a migraine for cable management, not only does it handle everything like a pro, but also has a magnetic bottom to mount to almost any part of the case. I have to zip-tie it to the side of my case since the cables would only go so far and pull it down.Pros:All your connections in one spotMagnetic baseSlim design for easy placementCons:All RGB and fans connected to it will use the same settingsMay be difficult to place depending on the case sizeThe magnet base may not be strong enough if mounting on the side

The media could not be loaded. Once you get it to work, this product works as advertised. It connects your 3 pin RGB devices and 4 pin PWM fan power cords in one place which is useful if you only have a single addressable RGB header on your motherboard. It can even accept some daisy-chaining; I have four of the fans daisy-chained together and fed into one RGB port (those were power connected by MOLEX though in a separate configuration directly to the power supply, so you would probably need to actually connect the fans individually to the PWM ports for power).The tolerances are a bit tight on the PWM side and too loose on the RGB side. The worst tolerance though is the SATA connector. Plugging it in gives the peripherals power without any issue, but the data side where the RGB info is transferred just does not fit well with your standard SATA connection. It requires a LOT of force on the SATA connector in order for the hub to recognize the RGB. I would sometimes find that the connection would come loose and all the RGB disappears since that part of the SATA connection would no longer be recognized by the hub.Ultimately what made it work consistently was adding a large zip-tie shown (and tying it very tight) across the length of the hub to securely hold the SATA connector to the hub.It works great though with their RGB strips though, you could either daisy-chain them together or use a splitter to feed into the hub. My motherboard is an ASRock X570 Taichi and the hub is Polychrome Sync compatible, which is nice.Overall, I would recommend this once they fix some of the tolerance issues.Edit: After a month of use, I can't consistently get the RGB half of the SATA connector to stay connected, even using the zip-tie workaround. It would blink on and off at times, forcing me to fiddle with the SATA connection until it lights up again. Dropping a star as a result :(Edit 2 (2025): It's been a few years since the last edit. I did some cable management but found another issue when doing so... the male pins on the RGB side are extraordinarily flimsy and break off when slightly bent. Ended up losing two ports this way. I really want to like this product as its fairly inexpensive for the amount of utility you can get from it, but these build issues make it difficult to like.

Works perfectly fine unless you have lian-li fans.It works perfectly fine for my cooler master PC, but it can't give fan control to the motherboard for lian-li fans. They will run at full speed at all times.The lian-li software will not recognize their own fans if you use this controller. For lian-li fans they require the lian-li controller.I do not think of this as a fault of this controller, I think of it as a monopoly move from lian-li.