[SOLVED] RGB Control + Changing AIO Fans

[PedroL2000]

Hello, I'm considering buying the Lian Li Galahad AIO 360mm though I don't like its fans very much (in performance the ST120s are great, but in my opinion the RGB lightining is kinda weak, correct me if I'm wrong) therefore I thought about getting 9 LL120s from Corsair (one 3 pack that comes with LNP and Commander Pro and 6 individuals) but I'm wondering if I could control all the 9 fans (including the ones I would put in the AIO because they're different brands) through the iCUE software.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

it depends on what Corsair node you are using for these connected fans.
some offer an aRGB output to a motherboard header and then iCUE should have an option to switch to motherboard software control.

but iCUE will not recognize fans not connected to the node.
it uses a USB 2.0 connection for communicating with the iCUE software.

it's possible that your motherboard software will auto-detect the Corsair hardware and will allow adding it/them to any LED profile you're using through the motherboard's control software.

but i would not be using those LL120 fans on a radiator or heatsink.
they are very low airflow and therefore provide low air pressure.

 

[PedroL2000]

it depends on what Corsair node you are using for these connected fans.
some offer an aRGB output to a motherboard header and then iCUE should have an option to switch to motherboard software control.

but iCUE will not recognize fans not connected to the node.
it uses a USB 2.0 connection for communicating with the iCUE software.

it's possible that your motherboard software will auto-detect the Corsair hardware and will allow adding it/them to any LED profile you're using through the motherboard's control software.

but i would not be using those LL120 fans on a radiator or heatsink.
they are very low airflow and therefore provide low air pressure.

What about the unifans from lian li? Are they good to put in a radiator?