CORSAIR LL120 120Mm Single Pack Review

These fans look amazing but despite all the effort I almost regret buying them. First, the only way to control colors/effects is to put 2 hubs on the inside back of your PC. Second, both hubs require SATA power, which is never reported, which is why I didn't have two additional SATA ports, so I had to buy a separate cable to have more. Third, and probably most frustrating, is that if you want the light to be inward (like literally everything) it can ONLY be input, not exhausted. If you need…

Every other addressable RGB product has a standard connector. Next to. I got a single fan, thought it was worth paying for a good brand and immediately regretted my decision after opening the box. It is not possible to connect sound fans to the same ports that other RGB elements are connected to. My CPU cooler, other fans and case lights work with my motherboard except this one. They don't even offer a standard 3 pin Argb single fan to a 4 pin Corsair RGB adapter that I could add to the case…

The product title says it includes the iCue Lighting Node Pro and it does. There is an image of activated controllers. 2 SATA power connectors are required for full installation. It drives 6 4-pin RGB controllers in 2 channels. The description says it has PWN fan control, which it doesn't. Only supports iCue Commander Pro. There are also 2 images of iCue Commander Pro that are not included. Commander requires 1 SATA power connector, adds 2 internal USB ports, connects 4 temperature sensors…

Great fans Just one thing to note The exhaust side doesn't look as good as the intake side, so if you want to use it as a center fan, blow air through yours Phone/graphics card front to back, you have to turn it wrong and mess up the flow of your case if you want to look at the pretty side = (Also I ran into 2 strange problems installing/initializing.1 - When Installing For some reason the Corsair Link software did not update the firmware version and gave a warning on startup. You need to force

Nice lighting, but too expensive. I prefer Cooler Master MF120 Halos Corsair LL120. At first glance, LL120 is BETTER, but at the cost of over-complication. Yes, every single LED of the LL120 can be turned on and off individually for any desired color. BUT, that's too hard for me. I want to hit some preset patterns and not stop there. If Corsair made better presets that made more sense, that would be cool. But their preset patterns are lame and it takes too much effort to set the exact…