Corsair Commander PRO Digital Fan And RGB Lighting Controller - Black

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The Commander Pro can do DC or PWM control for 6 (independently set per header), but 5v load for fans is offloaded to the RGB hub. With the announcement of Corsair's new iCUE H150i Elite Capellix AIO coolers, they come with the new Commander Core in the box as standard. Number 18 Not Officially supported but there is no reason why You can not use Fan header Splitter cables on the Commander Pro (note there is a 1A limitation per fan header and a 4. This temperature would be in the ball park of your coolant temperature and removes USB connectivity from the equation. As mentioned above, these Commander Core/XT controllers were intended to be "1 device/1 controller" set-ups for people with basic 6 RGB fan systems.

If you must connect a lot of fans, use a single port for each fan and daisy chain Commander pros (assuming you want individual control of each fan).Every time I've lost a port my PC was idle (so no huge power draw), It's hard to tell what is causing the issue. Assuming that you have fans on that cooler and they are connected to the Commander Pro, that should never, ever, ever happen. Hijacking this topic a bit, but if I have a commander PRO, an RGB led fan hub and a Lighting Node CORE with 7 QL120 fans is it just a powered fan hub I need (to power some of the fans)? I'm trying to run 8 Corsair ML Elite fans (three 140mm front intake, four 120mm side intake, one 140mm rear exhaust) and 6 ML Elite fans on my AIO (top push/pull exhaust). Yes it works, I tried it first I only connected the LS100 to the LED1 port on the commander pro, then I went to the corsair software also known as ICUE and set the LED1 port input as RGB strips, then I had to select the number of LED strips I had connected (maximum is 6) so I selected maximum but the strips didnt all light up only 1.

Changed the detection setting from auto detect to pwm, the fans still run all over the place from literally stopping one second(visual) then jumping to 3000+ rpm's according to iCUE display the next second. I’m not sure what exactly you have there right now, but try using the hub that came with the case first. but it's been pretty consistent that 2-way splitters seem to be OK and 3-way splitters are right out. Note: I added this as a new comment rather than edit my earlier post as I've had issues in the past with modifying posts with tabular content.The C-Pro will be interpreting the hub's PWM signal vs the Vardar, however that would depend on the PWM hub and I don't have a specific suggestion.

You’ll be able to pick an empty view of your chassis (with a selection of CORSAIR cases available to choose from) or you can upload your own image of your case. Or just connect the RGB Fan hub to the SATA power and one of the two CO Pro LED ports and set up the RGB from the CO Pro in iCue.

I’ve watched countless videos and my configuration is identical to others so I’m not sure where I am going wrong, maybe it is in fact 3 bad fans? Haven't gotten any dimming or LEDs that dont work and im currently using 3 ll120 rgb fans and 7 ql120 rgb fans through the commanderpro. headers so I purchased a NZXT powered USB hub and no matter what configuration I try my computer will only run two things. Note that the Core XT also has a single 3-pin RGB channel that can also be used for a fan hub or strips or whatever . Every Corsair RGB Hub (whatever the kind) has room for 6 fans, so if you have a RGB Led Hub and a Lighting Node Core you will be ok any kind of fan you have (be aware that if your 7 fans are let's say LL and QL, you will have to connect each kind of fan to a different hub).