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ARGB lights you can control with data pin. I made a controller for it using RaspberryPi pico (4EUR). Connected to usb port I can decide lights patterns by simple Python program.
RGB connector only allows you to turn lights on/off and change the color.
Which one you want to use and what do you want to control?
+12v,-g,-r,-b
argb = addressable, each led can be a different color
+5v, digital signal, gnd
they are not compatible
most mobos have headers for both
when using argb, bios or software has a setting for how many leds to control, max is 1024 in a string (shorter string can do higher refresh rate)
sry man, this fan thing are new horizon for me
Asus motherboards have both connectors RGB and ARGB.
You can buy fans separetely and connect to the right header (RGB or ARGB). When you buy fans separetely, prefer ARGB. They look nicer (you have more control over colors and patterns).
https://gelidsolutions.com/product/stella-infinity/?srsltid=AfmBOoroo4BP0jgqfYHYcQ0mp7cb6qyv03ixR2FJxivJ8tGHqWtLeONx
Easy to to control, both speed of fan and colors around from single raspberrypi pico. (It works also with my AsRock motherbord. It is the chepest of all cheap, so I'm not advicing it as "best" stuff :-).
You should be able to control 3 fans using one RGB conector. They will all show exactly the same color pattern. That's it. (edit: there will no pattern at all, just one color, which can change).
If you put max allowed voltage on all 3 RGB inputs - the color will be white. You can keep changing that color, but it will be the same color on all LEDs.
With ARGB you can define the color on each LED separetely. Making animations and rainbows :-)
what mobo do you have?
https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b550-f-gaming-wifi-ii-model/spec/
1 x Addressable Gen 2 header
2 x AURA RGB headers
on the bottom edge of the board, 2 white connectors
3pin (x.x.-.x) is argb
4pin (x.x.x.x) is rgb (and the 2nd is at the top edge of the board)
so if i buy 3RGB fans, i need connect its RGB to the Aura RGB header right, and if iam using 3Argb Fans, i need connect to 1 A Gen 2 header ?
and whats the difference? only the ARGB we can setting the rainbow stuff? and can that fan synch up with Aura sync or i need buy the ARG ones?
if they are rgb, then the rgb header
if you plug a argb led/strip into a rgb header it will kill it
which is why the key is on pin 3 of the argb connector
there is no argb 'gen' they are all the same (ws281x led/controller)
asus just uses 'gen' to identify that they are 5v argb, not 12v rgb
there is lots of software to use to control both styles on the board
asus has their own, or 3rd party to do more
the argb fans should come with a splitter or maybe their own controller depending on the fan
might be usb, or plug into the rgb/argb header
the way argb leds work is kinda neat
they are not assigned, but its their place in the string that identifies them
signal is just r-g-b repeating, and stop at the end of how many leds it thinks its controlling
the first led receives r-g-b values, if it gets another r-g-b value it passes it to the next in line
when the signal stops for 1ms, each led turns on to the color it has stored