[SOLVED] How many ARGB components can be added by daisy chaining to a single ARGB header?

[Triasis ghosh]

I built a PC with the following specs
Cpu-i5 12400
Cooler: cooler master hyper 212 turbo argb
Mobo: MSI PRO B660M A WIFI
Ram: Crucial ballestix 8x2 gb 3200 MHz
Case: XPG starkar air
PSU: Cooler Master mwe 550

My case comes with a built in ARGB controller which can work with motherboard simultaneously. Pressing and holding the button for 3 sec transfers ARGB control to MoBo and again pressing it brings it back to controller. But this doesn't have any ARGB hub, it have only one ARGB out pin and you have to daisy chain the other components or buy a splitter seperately.

Now my pc has 2 ARGB fans on the cpu cooler, 1 ARGB fan as air outlet at back and two ARGB strips at front. I connected the ARGB connectors of fans with each other in daisy chain and connected to the controller. The controller is plugged in to a single ARGB pin in motherboard. If I want to add some more ARGB fans in daisy-chaining... Will it cause an overload on that ARGB pin of the motherboard?

 

[Lutfij]

Page 25 in your motherboard manual;
https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/PROB660M-AWIFIDDR4_PROB660M-ADDR4100x150.pdf
states the maximum amperage of the LED header that's located on the motherboard, meaning after that threshold is crossed the header will either melt off or the board'll go bust.