Plan a build around what a motherboard header can drive, not around a hub that never made it onto our shelves. The Nyota Pro three-pack lights itself through standard effects the moment it is wired to a 5V 3-pin header, and that fact matters more than it first seems, because AsiaHorse's UMBRA hub, the accessory tied to independent zone control, is not part of the range Evetech stocks.
Quick Answer
The Nyota Pro three-pack costs R599 (VAT included) and lights up through standard ARGB effects from a motherboard's 5V 3-pin header with no additional hardware. AsiaHorse's UMBRA hub, which the listing names as the route to full independent control across the ring's two zones, sits outside Evetech's current AsiaHorse catalogue. A build should therefore be planned around board-driven lighting as the baseline, with the hub treated as unavailable rather than as a future add-on.
🗂️ What our catalogue actually carries
Evetech lists the Nyota Pro three-pack in black and white, and neither listing includes or bundles the UMBRA hub. That is not an oversight; the hub simply falls outside the AsiaHorse lineup Evetech currently stocks. Anyone who wants it would need to find it elsewhere, and any planning done for a build that assumes local availability is planning against a gap in our stock rather than a delay.
🎛️ The lighting that is actually available
Standard effects run over the board's 5V 3-pin header, and the product description names this explicitly as a supported way to operate the ring. That covers colour cycling, static colours, and whatever scheme the board's own software applies across the row, which for most builds is the entire lighting requirement. It is not a reduced or fallback mode; it is simply the mode this pack is designed to run in without extra hardware.
🧭 Designing around what is present
Since UMBRA is not stocked, a sensible plan treats it as absent rather than pending. That means choosing a single scheme across the row rather than designing a two-colour split that depends on independent zone control, and it means not holding a purchase decision open on the assumption the hub will show up in our catalogue later. The fans themselves cool identically to other 120mm options in the range regardless of this choice, so nothing about performance is affected.
⚖️ Weighing whether the dual-zone ring still matters
Even without the hub, the Pro's ring is still a dual-zone design; the zones simply are not independently addressable in that state. For builds happy with one scheme across the row, that distinction has little practical effect. For anyone specifically chasing a two-colour split, it is worth checking Evetech's case fan range for other models, or looking at fan controller hardware more broadly as a separate control route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the UMBRA hub sold by Evetech?
No, it falls outside the AsiaHorse lineup Evetech stocks, so it has to be sourced through another channel if wanted.
What lighting mode works without it?
Standard effects driven from the motherboard's 5V 3-pin header, which the product description confirms as a supported mode.
Does that limit brightness or effect variety?
The listing does not describe any reduction in effects; the hub's role is specifically independent control between the two zones.
Should I still consider the Pro if I want it eventually?
Only if you are comfortable sourcing UMBRA separately; otherwise the A12 offers the same airflow without the zone question.
Does this affect the fan's warranty?
No. The one year local warranty covers the fans regardless of which lighting control route is chosen.
Building around what's actually in stock?
Explore Evetech's case fan lineup to find lighting options that don't depend on hardware outside our range.