freewheelin76

no followup on this??

Sorry for late reply. ended up with the 9 port controller controlling everything but the PSU obviously since it's not supported. Aura effects working much better than TT software effects so I stuck with that plus I wanted lumi strips connected as well.

Having trouble with connecting and syncing all of these to asus aura. I managed to get my floe riing and 3 rad fans plus 2 strips working on the controller but the last strip I get nothing. It's not the strip. I believe 1 or more of the ports on my controller just don't work as I can swap strips on existing ports and they work fine but they won't work on the remaining ports. Possible blown up ports? thoughts? I guess I could buy yet another controller and swap it to test.

I'm getting one saying fan speed operating abnormally.

So I finally was able to use the 9 port controller again to sync up my AIO with asus. I also installed an NZXT internal USB hub to gain more internal 2.0 pinouts. Installed the regular Riing+ controller as well without any fans connected to it for the sole purpose of syncing my iRGB PSU to the tt software to gain the extra color effects. It works! It's still weird how choppy the wave pattern effect is on this 140mm fan. It seems much more smooth on my 120 riing plus fans.

Bought a pack of the rainbow sleeve cables. Said universal however I'm learning that iRGB is not supported simply because it uses a split double connecter on the atx cable on the PSU side. Anyone know any mod cables that do work for this PSU? I need to return these other ones I guess.

For above poster. Check your molex and double check your molex. The pins tend to pop out of the plastic connecter very easy if they are misaligned at all when trying to connect. This is why I much prefer the sata power on the 9 port premium controller.

As a followup to this I received a new AIO as the other one was pooched. Installed and went back to old controller. working, however I can't plug in the USB to my PSU so it's stuck on stock settings for now. Fast forward day later, MB fried. So that's two items now after using this PSU but the PSU appears to be working. Bizarre. New board is in and back working as intended. Question: Can I use the 9 port hub and sync everything to Aura sync safely (other than the PSU of course) and still use the DPS software to control the PSU lighting individually?

Well the controllers and software are already buggy with a few devices and 1 controller. With 3 controllers and up to 9 devices this sounds like a nightmare with no light on the horizon. You could always try the 9 port controller and put everything into that and sync it with your MB but you will lose functionality of the TT software completely and have to use your MB software to configure the lighting. From experience, the lighting effects are smoother this way but you lose some functionality and individuality per device. Good luck my friend.

Turns out it wasn't a bug or incompatibility issue. For whatever reason the psu surged or something and permanently wrecked the lights in the fan and aio. The store was kind enough to give me a new cooler and they all seem to be working now with the regular controller. I just can't uses aura sync.

Just adding a little information to this. It looks like the iRGB PSU has permanently wrecked the lighting on both my floe ring and riing plus fans. I reinstalled the old controller and the lighting is still stuck in the same mode as above. the software even recognizes them but will not change out of this buggered color mode. unbelievable.

I received my iRGB today thinking great, this would be able to sync up the color effects with the floe ring and rad fans that are connected to my 9 port controller and currently synced with asus aura. Not only does it not work but as soon as the psu is plugged into the usb header on the board it seems to completely mess up asus aura on these fans and puts them into a weird, almost colorless flashy state. See short video link below. Is there anyway to use the 9 port controller with the TT software and forget about aura sync? https://photos.app.goo.gl/Xab2qMPPnUckgCtl2

I think it would have been a smart idea to add an optional header on the psu for these with optional cable that connects to TT premium fan controllers directly.

FYI Another bug with this system is if you happen to be using Asus aura sync with the TT premium 9 port controller, not only will you not be able to control your PSU RGB, but upon plugging the PSU into your MB usb header it will mess up the controller syncing with asus aura and all the RGB effects on your Floe riing and Rad fans will bee stuck in a weird dim color state with odd flashing. And for someone like me that built my entire system in an ITX build in a P1 case I only have 1 usb 2.0 header on the board so I can't even go back to using the regular controller to somewhat fix the issue.

You responded in my thread about this. It was PWM pulses causing the LED flicker. Changed to DC in bios from PWM. No more flicker.