Review on 💨 Corsair Dominator Platinum Airflow RGB LED Memory Fan Cooling: Enhance Your System's Performance and Style with CMDAF2 by Jeffrey Bush

My only negative review of this product is how Corsair designed the metal feet that attach to the plastic memory clips. The rubber feet are a nice touch, but you really have to bend the metal feet inward to give them enough grip. Even then it's still not fixed. If you ever need to move your computer, I strongly recommend removing the entire cooling kit from the system as there is a chance it may fall off during transport. It is also important to note that there are 2 different versions of this product. CMDAP and CMDAP2. Before purchasing, make sure which version is suitable for your system. I made the mistake of buying CMDAF (an older version of this fan) thinking it would work with my new build. I was very disappointed to find that I couldn't control the lighting color or speed even though it was physically compatible with my system. This is because the CMDAF model was originally designed to work with the Corsair Command Mini, a legacy product that Corsair doesn't even make anymore these days. The latest and greatest version of this product is called CMDAF2. In order to change the RGB lighting and fan speed, it is important to note that you must connect these to the Commander Pro or Lighting Node Pro.