Corsair LL140 RGB Dual Light Loop 140mm PWM Fan 2-Pack with Lighting Node Pro Review

I hooked up 3 of these fans and they are amazing. They offer sufficient flow and give you an amazing RGB experience. You can make them play table tennis or do other cool sequential effects. Multiple RGBs are the MVP for them. Disadvantage - If there is 1 problem with one of the fans, the entire connection will be destroyed. My middle fan has an issue where it starts to light up but then stops halfway causing the third fan not to light up. When I set the fans to a static light color, the middle…

I have three LL140 RGB outputs in my 1000D and installation was easy, but it wasn't easy getting the actual screws in place. Everything was lined up correctly, but for some reason I couldn't get the screws in straight or stay straight, or they were just really hard to screw in. Sometimes I got one or two that were nice and easy to get. Also, these fans are incredibly quiet, and with the help of iCue software, I only really notice them at extreme settings, and then all 13 of my fans are running…

Per Revain, I bought a 2 pack Lightning Node Pro almost 2 years ago. First, if you have more than 3 of these cables, management becomes a challenge, not to mention the app leaves a lot to be desired. However, once installed, these fans are big, bright, quiet, and beautiful. My problems started a few months ago when some of the lights in two of the fans went out. The nail in the coffin was when I recently updated my setup and forgot that Mystic Light and iCue might not work well. During the…

These fans are so hot. I can't believe there is anything better. Once installed, management is very easy with the Corsairs utility. If your computer needs vivid colors, this is for you. I have everything Corsair can think of and it's such a pleasure to be able to change everything at the touch of a button. Be careful. If you get two LL140 backs with Nod Pro light and fan controller then the guide is useless. Connect the fan controller to Lightning Node Pro Port 1, connect the Pro to the…

I wanted to love these fans. They look amazing and there are so many cool colors and patterns to enjoy. But TERRIBLE. If it was buggy and not controlling the colors properly, I wouldn't care. But the iCue software was causing SERIOUS problems with my PC. Random crashes. Black monitors with no signal. The RAM LEDs on my motherboard are lit. Other weird RAM issues. How can lighting software have anything to do with such basic PC functions? I had to remove the iCue software so now my fans are just

update 2: I noticed that a lot of people write reviews about these fans and say they don't work well for heatsinks. These fans are airflow rather than static pressure, of course they will perform poorly as cooling fans. If you need static pressure, go for the Corsair SP120 or get the ML120. Or any 120mm fan that can spin at 3000+ RPM with good static pressure. Don't install air-flow fans on heatsinks and then complain about poor cooling. Update: I forgot to mention that the supplied screws for…

I first bought two LL140 RGB fans separately for a new build. It was a bit cheaper that way, but there was no information that you can't run them normally without Node Pro or Commander Pro. Dissatisfied. In the end I decided I would have some spares and bought the two packages that came with Node Pro. The installation of the fans themselves went well, but the documentation that came with the fans was pretty vague and I had to go online to keep up to date. Make sure the Hub and Node Pro are…