Thank you so much I understand so much now! I’ve subscribed, liked, and shared this video and I just want to say thank you for everything. You have been very nice to me even if I ask for too much! And for the last part, I would be interested in hearing about the news of the tech world. Again, have a nice day man!
I'm glad that I could help you, Shaheen! Please let me know how your PC works out and, if you have further need of videos on PC assembly, you can consult my series from early this year in which I assembled one for my niece. If that doesn't help, then let me know and I'll see if I can make a video to help you. Could you please vote in the community tab regarding cybersecurity news? And, of course, any other polls you wish!
Hi I have a ASROCK A620 pro wifi motherboard which has 4 pin socket and I have a ANT ESPORTS ICE 240 ARGB LIQUID COOLER which has 3 pins the ARGB is not working and even the software is not detecting the cooler and many other things , please can u help me with it , I am confused , many engineers tried to scam me
I'll do my best to help. Are you saying that you plugged your ARGB cable from your AIO into a 4-pin header on the mobo? Which header is it? There should be a designation on the mobo, or you can look in your manual. Is this your mobo: www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/A620M%20Pro%20RS%20WiFi/index.asp If the header has 4 pins and is black at the base with a tab on one side, that's a PWM header to control the fan, not the lights. If the header has a white base and 4 pins, it's most likely RGB (not ARGB). Both of them use 12V. An ARGB header uses 5V. If you plug an ARGB cable into an RGB header, you'll fry the lighting.
Hello! I was replacing my AIO cooler fan and pump and when I connected a three pin female ARGB connector to the pump cable, the pins broke off inside the cable; is there a way to somehow replace the little pins/solder a new cable head onto it so I don’t have to completely replace the cable? Thank you!
The easiest thing to do is buy replacement connectors cut off the damaged ones, strip the ends just enough and attach the new connectors. It may require soldering.
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Thank you so much I understand so much now! I’ve subscribed, liked, and shared this video and I just want to say thank you for everything. You have been very nice to me even if I ask for too much! And for the last part, I would be interested in hearing about the news of the tech world. Again, have a nice day man!
I'm glad that I could help you, Shaheen! Please let me know how your PC works out and, if you have further need of videos on PC assembly, you can consult my series from early this year in which I assembled one for my niece. If that doesn't help, then let me know and I'll see if I can make a video to help you.
Could you please vote in the community tab regarding cybersecurity news? And, of course, any other polls you wish!
@@ThePCExpertAmateur I voted in the poll
Let me know how your PC turns out, please! Maybe upload a short video so I can see?
Hi I have a ASROCK A620 pro wifi motherboard which has 4 pin socket and I have a ANT ESPORTS ICE 240 ARGB LIQUID COOLER which has 3 pins the ARGB is not working and even the software is not detecting the cooler and many other things , please can u help me with it , I am confused , many engineers tried to scam me
I'll do my best to help. Are you saying that you plugged your ARGB cable from your AIO into a 4-pin header on the mobo? Which header is it? There should be a designation on the mobo, or you can look in your manual. Is this your mobo: www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/A620M%20Pro%20RS%20WiFi/index.asp
If the header has 4 pins and is black at the base with a tab on one side, that's a PWM header to control the fan, not the lights. If the header has a white base and 4 pins, it's most likely RGB (not ARGB). Both of them use 12V. An ARGB header uses 5V. If you plug an ARGB cable into an RGB header, you'll fry the lighting.
Hello, I have a B450 MA and I have a new case, but the fan lights turn on but they do not turn. Can you help me?
Sure, can you tell me what you've got the fans connected to, and the make and model of the fans?
@@ThePCExpertAmateur I found the solution. It was a mistake. I did everything well. I just did not connect the 4-pin cable to the motherboard.
@oussamaxdx Great job discovering the problem! :)
Hello! I was replacing my AIO cooler fan and pump and when I connected a three pin female ARGB connector to the pump cable, the pins broke off inside the cable; is there a way to somehow replace the little pins/solder a new cable head onto it so I don’t have to completely replace the cable? Thank you!
The easiest thing to do is buy replacement connectors cut off the damaged ones, strip the ends just enough and attach the new connectors. It may require soldering.
@@ThePCExpertAmateur thank you for your help!
@@cosygracegames you're welcome!