BIBABLYKE for Corsair RGB to Standard ARGB 4-Pin 5V Adapter Connector RGB Cable 25cm Extension Cord PVC

i still don’t understand why corsair makes some of their argb fans incompatible with any of their controllers but this solves that problem

First off many negative reviews are from those that l had a lack of understanding, research or plain indolence. These are meant for 3 Pin RGB going into a Corsair Controller that uses 4 pin.Again, these are 3 pin cables meant to convert to a corsair adapter for their controller. Do not plug this directly into the motherboard. The voltage is completely different. For example, EKWB 3 pin RGB to the Corsair Controller. The cables are great. They snap in unlike many other 3 pins where you need electrical tape to hold them in place. They come with a male to male adapter too for those RGB items that have a female end instead of male.See images. First is a female end of EKWB FPT 140mm radiator fan. Second image is the product itself with the make to make adapter. The third picture is the 4 pin end meant for a Corsair Controller that is the other end of the cable. Final picture is the 4 pin end of the cable going into a Corsair Controller (Not a hub). No I am not affiliated with this product. If you are blaming someone else for you not understanding what you are doing, please stick to pre-builts.The price on these are well worth it. Some are up to 15 US each, other cables are as low as 3. I highly recommend these cables if you need them for this purpose.

DO NOT BUYIt started smoking when I plugged it in to my corsair and hubBurnt all the pins off of the cable

Have been working with a few different ARGB hardware vendors and needed something that would 'talk' to icue through a Node. this took a 90° 24 pin ARGB and allowed me to plug straight into a Lighting Node core.. Works perfectly!!!

Hello people reading! I’ll start with why I chose 4 stars. “Too long didn't read” summary at bottom. Potential edit in the long run for an update.-1 Star:While there were absolutely no shipping issues, The packing used to prepare the product is in a thin clear plastic zip bag, and unless you order multiple (different) items from Amazon, these alone comes shipped in a standard Amazon bubble wrap pouch. If you’re skeptical on shipping durability, I’d add this along your other Amazon checkouts rather than on its own so it ships in a box enclosure.—————HEADS UP: When detecting to the Corsair icue, you NEED to select “manual” on the rgb ports you used when doing the wizard. They do not auto-detect, even if your fans are also Corsair.DO NOT plug into the motherboard. Use a Commander Hub/lighting core.—————4 stars:Moving onto the product. They work perfectly so far with the 3-pin fans that came with my Corsair nautilus AIO (pump and x2 fans) and x3 case fans for the Corsair 3500X RGB. The [MANUAL] detection works and the lighting works. It’s fully customizable and there has been no shorting issues. The products themselves (I got 2) has a decently long cord which somewhat softly clicks in place on the 3-pin connector end, and slides in on the 4 pin.——————SUMMARY:Honestly, it’s absolutely worth the money if you have the core commander+Icue software and needed a converter.1. Use manual detection on the Icue wizard to set up the detection properly. Automatic does not work.2. Do not plug these directly into the motherboard. Use between the Commander core and lighting ports only.3. Compatible (tested) with the Corsair 3500XRGB case front fans and Corsair nautilus 240mm AIO + Fans, daisy chained. Doesn’t pop out of place, has a strong connection.4. Suggested to order with other items to prevent risk of shipping damage.

Just a reminder to turn off your computer and unplug it before installing this. I made the mistake of trying to do it quickly while on and touched the MB - $7 cable install costing me $1K as now I need a new MB and processor... memory to boot... didn't even need the led lights working! Hope you are having a better day!

Allowed me to keep using my 5v argb lights without having to use terrible motherboard LED software to control them.Works well enough - although I think the argb strand gets treated as a single led fan with the same number of leds as the rest of the fans have… not the worst, better than using asus aura …

Did not work for me. Quality is meh, but can't ask for much at this price.Will update if I find an adapter that works with it.