DRGB control on an Asus board

[jackhammer 38]

Hey friends.
I have a tablet of Asus crosshair VII HERO wifi.
This board has 2 heads of ARGB
For one head I attached a block Cooling EK VELOCITY water.
To the other top I connected an ARGB splitter cable from 1 to 6 (also purchased from EK - but it doesn't matter)
To this splitter I connected the ARGB of:
distro plate from EK
The light panel of the case itself (lian li o11 XL)
Vendor ARGB Asus Thor 1200

In addition, I have lian li fans that are connected to their own control and connected to the board by a head USB.
The fans are correctly detected by the lian li software and it controls their settings (speed, colors, etc ...)

My problem is the software of Asus (Aura creator) does not recognize the components as standalone components (and as a result does not allow me to control the RGB of each component individually), but only identifies 2 components. One is the board itself (it has a logo illuminated in RGB) and the other is identified as such a generic LED STRIP that while it allows me to set colors and effects but it controls them all together.
That is, when I change the color in LED STRIP, in practice both the distro plate and the power supply (which are on the splitter connected to one ARGB head on the board) and the block Cooling CPU water (connected alone to the second ARGB top of the board) changes to the same color.

I'm uploading a picture of how Asus Identifies the components.
Is there any possibility at all that each component will have its own definition and effect?

By and large I will have to buy another LED strip later (to light up another area in the case) but it will have to have different lighting from all the other components, so if there is no such option at all (which is weird ...) I will not buy.


Thank you in advance for helpers.

Edited March 2 By jackhammer

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