EZDIY-FAB ARGB AIO Tube Sleeve - More RGB Awesomeness!

Check out this review of the EZDIY RGB Water Hose Jacket. We probably need this!!! It's an interesting RGB add-on with some pro's and cons.
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As Always, thanks for watching!!!

[@cornbonzo7027]

Companies like EZDIY-fab are my favourite. It reminds me of absurd peripherals for game consoles, like the game boy and wii

[@HardwareArtisan]

Haha, i couldn't agree more with that Cornbonzo! Thanks for watching!!!

[@otreblarazalas669]

I was the first one to review them on Amazon. I returned them. Spend the extra cash to get the cooler master ones

[@HardwareArtisan]

Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback! I can't disagree, I will check out the cooler master ones! Thanks for watching!!!

[@briannaugle6338]

I just ordered the cooler master ones. How did you like them?

[@yourhandlehere1]

I'd have to use that flow effect 5:31 and chain them to mimic the water in and out of the radiator. Or unchained with the ends swapped...red in...blue out.

[@HardwareArtisan]

Thats a good idea that I didn't explore, it would need an extension cable, but easy enough to do! Awesomeness!! Thanks for watching IcantSignIn!!!

[@murdocdark5230]

been wanting to buy something like this but my nzxt z73 tubes are 400mm long :( and i can´t find sleeves with that lenght

[@SkitZHitZ]

How do you sync rgb inside the case all together? They dont all need to be same brand do they?

[@jont1209]

You can either use all the different manufacturer's software or you can use something like SignalRGB to use one software for all your devices.

[@techtester-b5y]

does it effect the cpu temperatures?

[@HardwareArtisan]

Hi techtester-b5y, any RGB lighting is going to add heat into a case. These RGB sleeves being right on the water hoses it probably does contribute to some heat buildup as well. With that said, I did not test that in any way. It would be an interesting test to maybe just pump water through the loop with these sleeves installed and meaure any temperature increase just from the rgb lighting. My initial theory would be that it's insignificant to the overall water temp, let alone affecting the CPU in a measureable way, that would be difficult to fully test. I wouldn't worry about that as a basis for purchasing these sleeves if you otherwise want to try them. However, I could be wrong and as I type this, it's exactly the thing I wouldn't mind taking a peek at.....It shouldn't be too hard to at least see if there is a measurable impact on water temp (or cpu temp) over time....I'm adding this to my idea list for videos, might be fun. Great question, let me know what you think, thanks for watching!!!

[@Spartan089a]

How exactly did you integrate this in icue? I’m trying to make sure the rgb psu cables and cooler sleeves will be able to sync with the icue corsair components. Sitlyr psu cables and this sleeve are my choices right now

[@HardwareArtisan]

Hi Spartan089a, there are a couple of methods to get this working with iCUE, check out this video on getting non-corsair rgb working with corsair, requires a CORE XT, commander pro or lighting node pro and an adapter cable: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJivhnebZt6tj9k Here is another method I explored using an adapter cable on the 4 pin fan connector or a core xt or core: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWOzpWtslNaIj8U Those should give you the details on how to get this working with iCUE, great question! Thanks for watching!!

[@Spartan089a]

@@HardwareArtisan thanks for the response. I really appreciate it. I found two lighting node pros and a usb header splitter so I don’t use up all the usb header inputs on the motherboard.

[@Hellboy-]

Great product and video! I just have a question I'm looking for one of those adapters for the "normal" ARB to corsairs. I want to connect the other RGB to my Corsair. Which one is it or where can I buy one?

[@HardwareArtisan]

Hi Hellboy, thanks for watching!! Here is an adapter cable to convert "normal" 3 pin ARGB to the corsair plug, there are several of these on amazon, but this one works well. www.amazon.com/EZDIY-FAB-Adapter-Lighting-Commander-Included/dp/B08KGMZ9YT/ref=sr_1_2?crid=6X7JTI31FIF8&keywords=corsair+to+3+pin+argb+adapter&qid=1670632071&sprefix=corsair+to+3+pin+argb+adapter%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-2 I've take this cable and plugged it into a normal RGB hub to connect multiple devices with the one cable, works well, i showed an example of that in this video. The hub I used in this video was: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095NPZDWF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There are many of these on amazon, but this one works well enough, you can get smaller ones that only do ARGB. Thanks again for watching!! Have Fun!!!

[@Johnnyboybravo]

What program to use to control different features?

[@HardwareArtisan]

Hi Johnnyboybravo, there is no specific program to use with these, they simply use a 3 pin ARGB connector, so you can control them using any of the Motherboard RGB control software (whatever is specific to your motherboard), or you could use corsair with an adapter cable. Basically whatever software can control your 3 pin ARGB connector will control these. I hope that helps, Good luck, have fun and thanks for watching!!!

[@Johnnyboybravo]

@@HardwareArtisan I'm having a hard time finding a way to control them. Like, I want a drizzle effect on one sleeve and another color for the other sleeve . When I use armory crate, everything that's connected to the mobo (ram,mobo,sleeve) will have the same effect. I can't control each.

[@HardwareArtisan]

Ok, it sounds like your using your motherboard to control thr lights which motherboard do you have? It may be possible to separate different lighting elements. Let me know what motherboard you have and how your connecting this, to which argb port and I'll give you some ideas.

[@Johnnyboybravo]

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[@THEOLYMPIAGUY360]

😂 why not put the seam to the back? 🤷🏻

[@HardwareArtisan]

Hi Todd Baker, you can do that to some extent. with the way it fits on there it has to twist a bit, so the seam was always showing somewhere. You can definitely work with it and get it looking good. Thanks for watching!!!!

[@bignicnrg3856]

Thanks for the review!! To be honest they look like hot garbage 🗑

[@HardwareArtisan]

haha!! I can't totally disagree with you on that! It's kind of cool hot garbage sort of!!! haha. Thanks for watching BigNicNRG!!!

[@Wunderwaffe008]

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[@Factsfun-kg4xc]

wonder what the next dumb thing with RBG will be. This needs to stop!