This is a difficult question to answer, it would be wiser to ask the Thermaltake forum directly or contact Thermaltake customer care.

I haven't noticed anything from Aorus, it's standard 3 and 4 pin but Thermaltake, Corsair and other brands use proprietary plugs, try iCUE it recognizes a lot of stuff but is complicated at first, and if you want to re-download RGB Fusion 2.0 just to try it, they update it very frequently and personally it never bugged on my X570

Anonymous :) Did you have any problems with RGB Fusion 2.0? What kind of problems? It's pretty light, simple and does its job well on my PC, much less heavy than iCUE anyway.

The answer is simply no! for the simple and unique reason that gigabyte if you look well on a cable specific to gigabyte therefore not compatible with any software Asus.