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@ThermalMike tried that mate, just killed everything. I got the random flashing that I saw mentioned in other threads. Tried all types of combinations of where to put the headers in relation to the fans, and even going back to where I started, every time I set the fans to PWM in bios, the LEDs start randomly flashing. I have installed the original controller again and it works a tread so my guess is that this controller is faulty, or the MOBO doesnt like it. Which sucks as my OCD loved everything looking the same!

@emmjawsX you may be on to something there! Before I undo all of my painstaking cable management to try this, @ThermalMike what are your thoughts?

Correction, 2 of the fans respond to control, the other 3 do not. Could it be something to do with the order they are plugged in?

PS- when I had these plugged into the standard TT controller, they all worked perfectly, could not hear them unless under load and all changed speeds. Ran beautifully.

Hi ThermalMike! Big thanks for the quick reply! Re the PWM header, I started with this plugged into the Case Fan header, and set it to PWM in the Bios, only 1 of the fans slows down. So I tried it on the CPU Fan header (thinking maybe there was more sensitive control there or something) but still nothing. I’m using the Asus Qfan control and it is registering the Fan header just fine, but when set to PWM, only 1 Fan alters it’s speed. You think the controller might be dodgy? -Adam

Hi Thermaltake world and of course ThermalMike So I bought the 120 Riing Premium 5 pack, (love these things, quiet and super impressive lighting) but want them to sync with my Strix Z370-G from Asus. Added a TT Sync Controller into the mix and now they sync, when sync doesnt crash, and I am unable to control the fanspeeds of all but 1 fan??? I can deal with the Asus Aura issues but my PC sits on my desk and sounds like its about to take off with 4 of the 5 fans at full noise, 100% of the time! Help me please!