Lighting Node PRO provides vivid lighting effects and custom color combinations for up to twelve CORSAIR SP RGB or HD RGB fans (six per channel) or eight CORSAIR RGB Lighting strips (four per channel). This frees up space on the motherboard and reduces cable clutter in your system.Ĭombining all the functions of a fan controller, lighting controller, temperature probe and internal USB 2.0 hub into a single CORSAIR LINK controlled device, you only need one Commander PRO for total control. With the wealth of CORSAIR LINK enabled products from AXi, HXi, and RMi PSUs to CORSAIR Hydro Series liquid CPU coolers, Commander PRO offers a simple way to connect them, thanks to its pair of internal USB 2.0 headers. Two RGB lighting channels give instant RGB control of compatible CORSAIR RGB fans (up to six fans per channel) or CORSAIR RGB lighting strips (fours strips per channel).Ĭommander PRO also boasts four included thermistor inputs to provide additional temperature data from anywhere in your system, allowing fan speeds and lighting effects to respond to rising temperatures automatically.
Six 4-pin PWM fan headers provide total control of your cooling fans, from dead-stop to maximum speed, and anywhere in-between, using programmable fan curves in CORSAIR LINK. Offering the ultimate in CORSAIR LINK system control, Commander PRO has everything you need to take complete control of your PC’s cooling, monitoring, and lighting. Oh and it gets worse.I forgot to mention the MSI RTX 2080 Gaming X with more RGB and the Soundblaster AE5 with even more.The Commander PRO In Its Natural Environment I wish there was a standardised RGB and ARGB system but that seems a long way off unless you stick to just one manufacturer. I also have 4 120mm ARGB fans from Fractal Design and 2 x 200mm ARGB fans from Thermaltake which are all controlled from the Thermaltake controller.bit of a bodge job but I got it to work.Okay, okay my RGB drug has completely taken over.what can I do! As you have quiet a bit of Corsair kit, iCue will be best for that.
On the iCue side it has been a bit better though again I have had issues with high CPU usage and I had to go back to an older version to stop that.Still the control of RGB is done quiet well on iCue with all the devices synced up as is control of the fan speeds and pump speed.
I have not used the RGB Fan Commander module so it might be a little different. I am using both Gigabyte RGB Fusion for the motherboard and iCue for my Corsair H150i Pro, 3 x 8gb Vengeance Pro RGB RAM, Corsair Strafe RGB motherboard and Corsair M45 Mouse (okay I have gone a bit overboard on the RGB!) and to be honest both have issues and have some way to go, though I find Gigabytes RGB Fusion software beyond crud at the moment.
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