Corsair Commander PRO Digital Fan And RGB Lighting Controller - Black

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You can assign this curve to multiple fans with the “Copy to” buttons so if you want all your intake fans to dynamically spin up based on your GPU temperature, you can group this configuration to a thermal sensor and using the drop-down menu to the right, copy this configuration to the appropriate fans. This is also my first time building a PC, so forgive my ignorance. I've always bought pre-built gaming systems in the past, but thought I would finally give it a shot myself. Turns out, it can get pretty confusing lol. For example, if you want a quiet system and your system temperature runs within acceptable limits, you can have the Commander PRO turn off all your system fans with a custom fan curve. To further complicate things, from a cold start I get about 10 usable minutes out of the computer before the temps ramp up into the 60-70 degree Celcius rage and my computer starts to bog down from even just surfing the web and having Spotify running. I have tried to re-apply thermal paste twice thinking that was the issue and it has not fixed it. Has my pump died even though it's reading that it is pumping at 3000 RPM?

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 4.5A limitation for the entire unit (including it's MCU). so do your Math! Also see Below Fan Specifications for power Draw etc).

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. Create, customize, and synchronize stunning RGB lighting effects when you connect CORSAIR RGB fans and lighting strips for an amazing system-wide light-show. Powered by CORSAIR iCUE software, the CORSAIR Commander PRO is everything you need to turn your case into a smart case. Connect, Command, Control

The CORSAIR iCUE Commander PRO turns your PC’s case into a smart case, using CORSAIR iCUE software to power stunning RGB lighting customization, precise fan speed control and accurate temperature monitoring, all from a single device. Turn your case into a smart case Second, you don't have any of temp sensors for the Commander Pro connected. Those are actually the best control sources for your fan curves. These can also be quite helpful in diagnosing any cooling issues. For example, put one on the radiator intake, put another just over the pump head and put a third one somewhere else in the case (hard to say where as we've no idea what case you have). I'm not letting the fans spinning at more than 2400 rpm (mainly to avoid too much noise and the cooling is less impacted) and all my fans are using a custom curve. should also be noted that part of it's eco system is the RGB Fan LED Hub.. this plugs into one of the Commander Pro's LED channels.. this unit also has 6 ports... for 6 fans. and only 6 can be controlled per hub in iCue.. you can also daisy chain upto 6 Corsair LED strips and have control of all 6 (and no more) strips in iCue per LED channel on both the Commander Pro and Lighting Node Pro The fans, as well as the LED's work and, are spinning. I am able to adjust the LED's on each fan. It doesn't seem to matter which profile I select be it quiet, balanced, extreme or custom I am not able to get the fans to change speed.

Corsair Commander Pro Review – The All-In-One Hub

I know this is an old post but just in case anyone else comes across it I thought I would post my experince with it. 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 1.5 lit up, so I created a loop that started at LED port 1 and ended at LED port 2 (this could easily be done using the cables that comes with the LS100 and now it works like a charm. 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. In terms of specifications, the Commander Pro measures 133mm x 69mm x 15.5mm. It’s pretty slim and can be hidden behind the motherboard tray or at the bottom of the chassis. It has a logic power input of 2.97V to 3.63V, then 4.5V to 5.5V. The fan is 11.4V to 12.6V and the RGB LED is 4.5V to 5.5V. The maximum power per fan header (combined) is 1A per port (4.5A combined). Meanwhile, the maximum power for the RGB LED channels is 4.5A. here is my set up.. its not what you are after but does show the use of pwm repeaters... 32 fans.. 1 commander pro After unboxing the Commander PRO, you’ll notice that it’s surprisingly compact. Measuring in at 133mm x 69mm x 15.5mm with a single internal USB 2.0 cable and SATA power cable.

On my setup I have 8 Fans total, now I only have 6 Fans directly to The Commander Pro and I have 2 Lighting Nodes connected to it. I have the H100i V2 cooler, the Commander Pro, the RGB hub, 4 of the RGB strips and 5 of the LL 120 MM fans.Well there's currently 4 standard RGB strips on 1 channel. If i understand you correctly that's 4x 367mAH for a total of 1.47Amps (rounded off, at max brightness). I'd be replacing them with 1 LS100 kit (2 long, 2 short) This is going to be difficult. As far as I know, only one user was successful in getting 4 Commander Core/XTs recognized at the same time and it took a lot of maneuvering. They were also on an Intel board and this will be even more difficult with AMD which sometimes has trouble with single connections. You can then drag and drop items from the sidebar to the left to their appropriate position on your case image. You can see I went ahead and put my fans, temperature sensors, and lights all where they should be in my Vengeance C70. Cooling and lighting control for a modern system can be convoluted and messy. One program controls your lighting, another controls your fans, and maybe even a third monitors your temperatures. Our CORSAIR LINK software and the new Commander PRO combine these features into a single device and software combo.