All of the ARGB fans are connected through the hub which also can control the lighting modes with single click. Worked wonderfully fine except nothing is connected to the motherboard. I then install the newer ones to the build without the Darkflash this time. So we assumed I fried the fans led by daisy chain with the Darkflash's. The next day I went to get it checked from the store I bought but they offered a replacement which is the 3 in 1 with hub. But then I did it over and over again it stops lighting up and left one (CoolerMaster) lights up again. My monkey brain went ahead and tried to diagnose it by messing with the daisy chains (from the old fans to the new ones) When I unplug and plug it back in it lights up. When I boot it up, I noticed none of the fans are lighting up except one (CoolerMaster). I proceeded to daisy chain them and set it up immediately playing. I have another 2 old fans (Aigo Darkflash something) that can be installed into the case. At first, it spins and leds come on, so then i thought to myself. So then I proceeded to daisy chain them and one of them have to connect it directly to the mobo (Gigabyte B550M-DS3H) to have power for the ARGB. Here's the backstory: I first purchased my first set of ARGB fans (CoolerMaster Sickleflow 120 ARGB White Edition x 4) and no hubs whatsoever. Tried to connect the ARGB to the motherboard instead of the hub, no lights.
Got new fans with hub, daisy chained per usual, worked out, but no software can detect it and I cant customize the lighting. Long story short: Unsure wether my old fans LED are fried or the motherboard's header is. Note: I dont know wether its possible or not to fry it, but I have very limited choices to test it due to my peers either not having an ARGB fans or ARGB headers on their mobo.
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