Corsair LL120 RGB 120mm Case Fan - 3 Pack

Amazing fans!With some resarch it was decently easy to hook up and they look amazing!My only problem is all the wiring to use the rgb,but I got through it,rgb is amazing,airflow is decent and quiet,one star off because To control the fan rpm I have to buy the $70 dollar commander pro

This kit holds up to the quality you would expect from any Corsair product. These fans are by far some of the brightest RGB fans on the market, but still properly diffused through the opaque plastic blades/loops. As one of my attachments shows, the light loops are single sided h has visible loops from both sides) which is OK for builds where the rear of the fan isn't going to show anyways (mounted on radiator, rear mount, etc) They're also VERY quiet, but still flow very well. My QL 140's are a little quieter, but these are still a whisper behind mesh and virtually silent behind glass. Just FYI, This kit includes the Lighting Node and RGB Hub, both of which are REQUIRED in order to use the RGB capability of the fans. After setup of this kit you'll still have 5 rgb fan slots and 1 node slot which can be used for any Corsair light device such as waterblock, led strip, or even another RGB hub. Just keep in mind you'll need an open single USB header (9 pin) on your motherboard in order to control the Node from the iCue software. Also be aware that you cannot mix different version fans on the same hub (LL and QL, 120 and 140, etc.) If you started with LL 120's you can't add an LL 140 or QL 120 to the hub. iCue software just can't differentiate between them.

I purchased these fans for my build and it turned out beautifully. These fans are nice and well made and have very bright LEDs that look great on my computer. Definitely get these if you're looking to upgrade your RGB in your system.

They're RGB Corsair fans, do I really need to convince you? Don't think, just buy them if you need them. They pair great with their AIO radiators. ICUE makes syncing RGB and adjusting fan curves easy, but I think you have to use their commander module for full functionality. You can still adjust things just plugged into the motherboard, but I think the commander module allows you to control lighting from individual LEDs for crazier effects. You might need it for setting custom fan curves. IDK, you can buy the module separate or it comes with their AIO kits anyways, so you can always upgrade if you want that functionality.

Super quiet even at full speed. Fans move a lot of air when needed. Fully customizable RGB led's via their software connect via a usb header. This leaves the RGB headers on your motherboard free for case/workspace rgb lighting. Cables are plenty long and will suit most atx and even e-atx cases. (Black fan in picture is another model) RGB node makes cable management very easy as all the cables end up in the same general area.