Since the Light wings have RGB daisy chain you don't need RGB splitters or the bequiet hubs, but only the octo, and if you want better RGB the Farbwerk360.
Each RGBPX channel can control up to 90 leds so that's up to 5 daisy chained fans per channel.

You can use the splitty 4 to convert the RGBPX connector to regular RGB and plug the light wings into.
It'll also be used as fan splitter for cooling, like maybe putting one splitty per radiator with 3 lightwings fans (2 radiators = 2 PWM channels) and two fans on their own for the bottom and back ones. Or you can plug them on the same splitty after all and just use 2 channels for those 8 fans.

For the Noctuas, you'll just need 3 fan PWM splitter cables for each, direct to the Octo.

That Farbwerk360 in your photo must be an older one. A few years ago they rearranged the 4 x RGBpx port headers in a row and added the standard DRGB 4-pin male headers above the RGBpx port headers. I bought mine in 2021 so its been at least that long since they updated it. The attached product photo is the current version of the Farbwerk360. I would use the RGBpx port headers, cables, and adapters anyway because the standard DRGB 4-pin connectors suck so much. I read one problem is that there is no real standard for the diameter of the pins and the sockets, so a female DRGB connector from brand A may not mate properly with the male pins on a cable or device from Brand B. EK even makes a Velcro strap called the EK-Loop CMS to prevent mating pairs of DRGB connectors from falling apart. I have used the Aquacomputer #53282 and #53285 adapters and they mated quite snugly with the DRGB connectors I was using. Whether they will mate snugly with the DRGB connectors on your Be Quit fans is anybody's guess.

Tip - Adafruit product ID #4924 1.25mm Pitch 4-pin Cable 20cm long 1:N Cable - Molex PicoBlade uses the same Molex Picoblade connectors as the Aquacomputer RGBpx cables. They also have mating pairs to bare ends, Product ID #4722. Both are 95-cents each. I think they only have them in 20cm length and I think they are pinned the same way. Standard Picoblade cables are wired "mirrored" so pin-1 to pin-4, pin-2, to pin-3, pin-3 to pin-2, pin-4 to pin-1. RGBpx cables are wired 1:1 so pin-1 to pin-1, pin-2 to pin-2, pin-3 to pin-3, pin-4 to pin-4. The Adafruit cables are also wired 1:1. For Aquacomputer RGBpx cables, Red is +5VDC, Black is GND, White is Data In, and Green is Data Out. RGBpx port header pinout is shown in the 3rd picture. Hope this helps!

Zitat von »Spikadelia«

Hi Remayz,

Thanks for our advice, would you mind if I sent you a PM with a diagram of how I will connect everything so you can double-check it?

Thanks

Spike

Oh just post it here, i don't come to the forum too often and others can contribute as well. this one is not complicated.

Also Speedy, AC makes that adapter already https://shop.aquacomputer.de/Monitoring-…ader::3829.html
works with any rgbpx extension, and there's loads in the shop of all sizes.
But for here, the splitty4 already have the rgbpx connection, and the strandard ARGB plug to connect the first Lightwing in the chain.

you're good so far.
But you already have something for RGB on both Splitty 4 :


That basically does the job of the little pin adapter, so you already have everything if you still have some RGBPX cables around