MrRoboo

Thank you everyone for your help you were all right, the second fan is not passing the data correctly to the next. For now I wont be able to replace tis fan because Im using a custom water loop in my computer and it would take a lot of time to replace the fan. Finally, about the SATA connection, I'll replace the splitter next week and keep an eye on the splitter

Hello guys, thank you for your reply. Just to make my problem as clear as possible I made this video: [ame] [/ame] - I havn't tried to connect the SATA header directly to the Motherboard. - I also tried more combinations with the fans in different ports and different fan combinations.

Yes I did try every single fan as I meantion in my post (above the third screenshot). The weird thing is that only the first port in the RBG-Hub works. every single fan lights up when I plug in the RGB-connector in the first port of the RGB-Hub. I hope you understand what I'm talking about, otherwise I'll make a video of what I mean. EDIT: When I dissconnect the first port and connect the third, nothing happens so only the first port works for some reason...

Hi Zotty, Yes I have. see screenshot: http://prntscr.com/r901l4

Hello everyone, Context: I've built my own computer 2,5 years ago. I decided a year ago to replace/upgrade the computer case and the fans to make the computer look more clean. I decided to buy the Corsair Obsidian Series 500D RGB case which included the Commander Pro, three LL RGB Series Fans and a RGB HUB. I installed everything like on the screenshot Below: (I'm also using RGB Led Strips which are not shown on the picture above) Issue: Everything was running as supposed to: the Leds and Fans were controlled by the ICUE software and every (color/pattern) change I made in the software was immediately visible. Until a month ago only one of the fans lights up.. Its only the LED-color functionality of the fans that is not working properly. After I tried to replug/replace some cables I came to the conclusion that only the frist port of the Corsair RGB-Hub works (see image below). Things I tried to fix the issue: I replaced the RGB-hub by a new one (shown on the image above). I replaced the Corsair RGB Cable by a new one. I also noticed in this video: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWnuvJ8tPU8&t=22s" that they are using a 3-pin connector on the LED-Hub. Corsair send me a 2-pin connector with the fans. (see image above) Switched the LED-ports on the Corsair Pro Commander and also set the right settings in the ICUE when I changed the ports. Re-installed the whole ICUE software, made new profiles and tested a lot of different settings etc. Not Tested: See paragraph "Things I tried to fix the issue" Number "2.": replaced the 2-pin connector with a 3-pin connector. Does anybody know what the difference is? Ps: the RGB functionality of the fans are not broken because I put every RBG connector to the first port of the RGB-Hub and they are all working. I hope someone can help me. :biggrin: