Corsair fans? Hd120 and ml140

Donk323

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So I have 3 HD120s and i have a AiO i want to change the fans to 2 ML140s, i just have a hub for like 6 fans rgb but I don't know if my mobo has enough headers for it (Z370 Aorus Gaming 7) if not how do I power them? Do I need a commander pro? Also I want to get led strips do I need corsair only led strips or can I use any? Thanks for your help !
 
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Are you looking for headers to control fan power and speed or the fan RGB? And are the ML140s the ML-RGB fans or the ML 'Classic' (nonRGB) fans?

Assuming that the ML fans are RGB, you can actually put them on the same fan hub. Now, this isn't a supported a configuration but it does work. From a setup perspective, 3 ML fans == 1 HD Fan. So ... it'll work but configuration (if you are using a Lighting Node Pro) won't be right and effects may be off. IF you have a lighting node pro, rather than the HD push-button controller, you'd set up 3 HD fans and 2 ML fans as 4 HD fans in iCue.

For the strips, you will absolutely need to use a Lighting Node Pro. And you really should only use the Corsair strips with the Corsair Lighting Node Pro...
Are you looking for headers to control fan power and speed or the fan RGB? And are the ML140s the ML-RGB fans or the ML 'Classic' (nonRGB) fans?

Assuming that the ML fans are RGB, you can actually put them on the same fan hub. Now, this isn't a supported a configuration but it does work. From a setup perspective, 3 ML fans == 1 HD Fan. So ... it'll work but configuration (if you are using a Lighting Node Pro) won't be right and effects may be off. IF you have a lighting node pro, rather than the HD push-button controller, you'd set up 3 HD fans and 2 ML fans as 4 HD fans in iCue.

For the strips, you will absolutely need to use a Lighting Node Pro. And you really should only use the Corsair strips with the Corsair Lighting Node Pro. Others have gotten 3rd party strips to work but that's a completely unsupported scenario.
 
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