Thermaltake TT Sync SATA Powered 9 Port Addressable LED Controller TT Premium Edition (Compatible with ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion and MSI Mystic Light Sync) CL-O015-PL00BL-A,1 Pack

This is a great device. I'm using it on my MSI Prestiege X570 Creation board on a jrainbow port. It works like a charm requiring only the wire that comes with the device to be plugged into the device and the header on the motherboard plus one sata connection for power. It does not require power. The only limitation is that it all is treated as one zone of LED so everything is the same color. If you are using these for fans it also has connections for PWM fan control which is huge. I didn't need this aspect of the device because I'm using it for the RGB in the Thermaltake RGB fittings for water cooling so I cannot comment on how well PWM works but it is there. I wish that this device had a magnetic back instead of requiring velcro. It's minor so I didn't ding a star for the omission but my Corsair Commander Core XT devices in the machine are magnetic and it makes them easier to work with. Hopefully one day a future revision of this will have the feature too.

Did it's job like it should but I have 3 ring plus fans and a flooring pump and I plugged the 3 fans on one side and the pump on the other and the LEDs wouldn't move for the pump so I had to plug 2 fans and the pump on one side and then the other fan by itself on the other and then it worked but none of the instructions ever explained that. It only said that if you have ring plus fans they have to be plugged in first and I see what that means now that if you have ring plus, they need to be plugged into the socket with the little dot on them first then any other device you have had to be plugged in second so I took a star away from ease of install

We are kind of stuck with this hub when using Thremaltake fans and thier 9-pin connector. The hub works but thr connection are terrible. For the pmw signal they use a 2mm connection at the hub.Meaning they will not use standard pc cables. Now thier supplied proprietary PWM cable 2mm at the hub and normal 2.54mm at the motherboard plugs into a motherboard headers fine. But it is very stiff and hard to route. The supplied RGB cable is basically useless. Again with a proprietary 2mm 3pin connector at the hub. It has an incredibly loose connection to motherboard RGB headers. Instead of a 2.54mm connector the use a 3mm connector at the motherboard end of the cable. It provides an impossibly loose connection. This is the case on each of the three hubs I ordered. I had to cut off thier connector and replace it. Very small connector to replace. If you are stuck with Thermaltake ARGB 9-pin fans the It is really your only option. It is too bad because it is such an obviously correctsble error.

Product is fine, but Thermaltake needs to do better inspection on their printed manuals and such. Found several typos that caused some concern, like mianboard and fisrt. I had just enough fans to take up all the ports on this thing, wish it would support 10 then it would be perfect. Edit: Not sure why, but after actually building out and everything, when I power on fully for the first time all but 2 out of 9 fans light up. They spin properly, but won't light up. Tried them in and different pin location and the lights came on. Not sure why they won't light on all the ports. There are no bent pins.

Does great to run Thermaltake Riing Plus RGB Fans and AIOs. Every set of 3 'devices' has its own PWM hookup, so you can control the fan speeds using several fan headers on the motherboard. You do lose individual RGB lighting control, as the entire unit hooks into a single digital LED header on the motherboard. However, if you would have all of your RGB lights following the same pattern, or 'synching', this shouldn't be a problem at all. My one complaint is the connector used to connect to the LED header on the motherboard. It does not seat itself securely like other connectors I've used. It just slides onto the pins, and can easily slide back off. Since I was trying to manage my wiring, this did cause some problems with the connector sliding off just because I was moving the cable around. I did try gently spreading the pins, but either it didn't seem to help or I was too scared to really bend the pins. Once everything is set, however, and you don't move things anymore, it works great. I did have a missing cable on arrival. Called Thermaltake USA support, and they sent out the missing cable immediately and without any hassle, so I feel the support response was great.

I bought the Thermaltake TT Sync SATA Powered 9 Port Addressable LED Controller premium edition, I thought it would work for my TT 140 case fans as well as my radiator fans, but it does not. I just have a larger box now, that takes up a SATA port instead of usb 2.0 port (which I like). However, the jRainbow connector does not stay attached. Every time I move my Computer, it falls off, it does not clamp in there or have any resistance to falling out. It is horrible, and the connectors for my case fans, which are also made by Thermaltake have different connectors, so it was almost pointless for me to buy this as an upgrade... the other fans have to be controlled via buttons on their own connector. Now I need to find out if the cable is just defective, or if I need to find a replacement made by another company.

This device works with Thermaltake’s proprietary fans and allows the motherboard’s RGB header to control the lighting. I’m using it with two 200mm Riing Trio fans and haven’t had any issues after several months. It’s unfortunate that the included controllers for these fans are so unreliable, but at least Thermaltake offers a solution that actually works.

I gave it a five star even though it did not work for me, verify that your motherboard has a 5 V port for this. I do not. I've used thermaltake for years

El controlador funciona bastante bien, lo uso para controlar 4 riing quad con la placa base y va de maravilla. Sólo puedes usar ventiladores de Thermaltake, ya que son envidiosos y utilizan conector propio (usb 2.0 de 9 pines) Este controlador no es posible utilizarlo con el software de Thermaltake. Hay gran cantidad de ventiladores de thermaltake que puedes utilizar con este controlador. 9 riing plus. 5 riing trio, riing quad. 6 swafan. 5 toughfan. Para ser un controlador dependiente de la motherboard es algo caro, pero teniendo en cuenta la complejidad de hacer un adaptador para poder hacer funcionar los ventiladores ( que si se puede) es fácil optar por este. Tambien se puede conectar toda la serie Pacific RGB, que es los accesorios de refrigeración custom Thermaltake.

The problem with this product and all the thermaltake tt rgb plus eco system products is that they are a nightmare to set up and get working. I'm several thousand in and I'm an experienced pc builder but I still can't get them to work properly whether I use Thermaltake's own software or the recommended motherboard rgb software suite. I have stalked relentlessly Thermaltake, Gigabyte and Asus forums and the problems with their stuff are well known, there are a lot of frustrated people out there. Don't go down this rabbit hole, I have lost days of my life trying to make pretty colors on an otherwise very functional rig. Danger turnaround.

I knew this controller wouldn't allow use of the thermaltake software, relying on your motherboard control, but it does work and fan curves can be set in bios. I just wish my original controller hadn't broken but it does an adequate job and all 4 of my ringtrio fans are now helping cool my power hungry beast!

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Great product to sync up your fan colors with your motherboard and other Addressable RGB components. ONLY WORKS with 5V-Data-Ground headers which are digital and addressable. Gigabyte VDG is also supported. There are 9 ports for thermaltake RGB Riing Plus fans. The product works great. Just confirm your setup is compatible (WS2812B addressable RGB LED strip (5V/Data/GND))