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Compact rectangular controller with magnetic base, 8 ARGB and 8 PWM ports, USB 2.0 to motherboard 9-pin and S-ATA power cables included

Airgoo

Airgoo AG-F8-DRGB08 8-Channel ARGB PWM Fan Control

SKU CH-2H3B-M0WGZ

Eight-channel ARGB and PWM hub with independent lighting control per channel and motherboard-synced fan regulation

  • Product nameAG-F8-DRGB08/USB 2.0 to Motherboard 9-pin Cable/S-ATA Power
  • motor size3.17 in x 1.83 in x 0.6 in
  • weight0.15 kilograms
  • descriptionAG-F8-DRGB08/USB 2.0 to Motherboard 9-pin Cable/S-ATA Power
  • dimensions3.7084 cm x 8.9916 cm x 12.7 cm
  • 8-channel ARGB and PWM control for complex lighting and cooling setups
  • Each ARGB channel supports up to 256 LEDs for high-density lighting
  • SignalRGB and OpenRGB software support for game, music and app synchronisation
  • Motherboard CPU_Fan header sync enables temperature-based fan regulation
  • Auto-resetting fuse protects components from overloads and short circuits

Control Hub and Builders

The Airgoo AG-F8-DRGB08 combines an 8-channel 5V 3-pin ARGB controller with an 8-channel 12V 4-pin PWM fan hub in a single compact unit measuring 3.7084 cm x 8.9916 cm x 12.7 cm. It connects via a USB 2.0 to motherboard 9-pin cable and includes a 4-pin female to female fan extension cable for installation. Magnetic fixtures allow mounting on the case backplate without tape or adhesives.

Lighting Enthusiasts and Fan Sync Seekers

This unit suits builders who want independent per-channel ARGB control for up to 256 LEDs per channel across eight ports and synchronous PWM fan regulation tied to the motherboard CPU_Fan header. It is not for users who require individual fan speed control per channel or monitoring beyond the single F1 port, nor for setups needing more than eight ARGB or PWM connections.

Channel Capacity Decides Fit

Each of the eight ARGB channels supports a maximum of 256 LEDs, far exceeding standard 120-LED limits and enabling high-density strips or Strimer cables. The built-in auto-resetting fuse provides overload and short-circuit protection for connected components. Software configuration via SignalRGB or OpenRGB is mandatory before the controller becomes operational.

Highlights

  • 8-channel ARGB and PWM control for complex lighting and cooling setups
  • Each ARGB channel supports up to 256 LEDs for high-density lighting
  • SignalRGB and OpenRGB software support for game, music and app synchronisation
  • Motherboard CPU_Fan header sync enables temperature-based fan regulation
  • Auto-resetting fuse protects components from overloads and short circuits

Specifications

Brandairgoo
ModelAG-F8-DRGB08
Product nameAG-F8-DRGB08/USB 2.0 to Motherboard 9-pin Cable/S-ATA Power Cable airgoo
motor size3.17 in x 1.83 in x 0.6 in
weight0.15 kilograms
descriptionAG-F8-DRGB08/USB 2.0 to Motherboard 9-pin Cable/S-ATA Power Cable, airgoo, AG-F8-DRGB08
dimensions3.7084 cm x 8.9916 cm x 12.7 cm

Questions about this item

How do I install the AG-F8-DRGB08 in my case and which step is often missed?

Mount it using the built-in magnets on the case backplate, then connect the S-ATA power cable and the USB 2.0 to motherboard 9-pin cable; the step many miss is installing SignalRGB or OpenRGB software before the controller appears in the interface.

What maintenance or replacement will the controller need over time?

The auto-resetting fuse protects against overloads and short circuits without user replacement, so no scheduled maintenance is required; only the S-ATA power cable or the USB 2.0 cable would need swapping if they become damaged.

What limit appears first when all eight PWM channels run under sustained load?

Fan speed monitoring is only supported for a single fan connected to port F1 due to motherboard header limitations, so you lose per-fan RPM feedback on the other seven channels during extended use.

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