Questions about Corsair SP120 RGB PRO

Fans are "consumables" and after one year of use, any warranty would be void anyway, whereas a CHF 15 fan will not have one anyway. The fault probably comes from the bearing of the fan wheel, which sometimes run better and then worse again. Dust is usually responsible for this. Take out the old fan, put in a new one, and that's that.

I don't think so. The shops are temporarily closed. See https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/verzoegerung-bei-bestellungen-wegen-coronavirus-15469

No, there is no Commander Pro included. You only have the 3 fans and the control unit for the fans. I assume you want to control them all at the same time, so you would have to buy the Commander Pro. I had the same problem

The fans are controlled via Corsair iCue with a controller, which you must connect via an internal USB port to be able to control it via software. Your mainboard should have at least two such ports.

Hi Notschgi, yes you can. Simply connect via Commander Pro and select and set the colours in ICUE, as well as the fan speed.

Yes, the RGB hub is included.

The cable is long enough, certainly 40 cm, and I don't know about ARGB because I connected everything with Lighting Node and Commander Pro. I have Asus Aura on MB and it was not possible to control the fans without Lighting Node or Commander Pro. I hope that I have helped you.

Hello, no you don't need to. Each fan has one connector for rgb and one for the fan itself. For the fans it can be useful to get a Y distributor cable to not use up all the fan connectors in the motherboard. For the rgb, a junction box comes with it (6 to 1) so you don't need anything else for that.

No 3-pin and therefore only controllable with the Commander Pro

You need the corsair lightning node to control the rgb of these fans. This is then wired to sata and usb and can be controlled via icue software. One is included in the set of 3. You can connect 6 fans to the node.... The important thing is that there must be 6 identical fans, otherwise you will get errors with the lighting.

Normally, Corsair RGB products can be connected to any Corsair RGB hub.

Well, it would be more expensive. Since the single fan costs 25.- and the set of 3 57.-. You have a node in reserve, but that's not bad.

The fan draws its power from the mainboard. As long as you still have a Sata3 connection free, it will run. However, without a light. If you want it to light up, you need the set.

No, you need the Lightning Node Pro, the RGB Fan Hub & make sure you have enough SATA ports to power the RGB Hub & Lightning Node Pro.

Good day so I have not been able to get the fan to light up.... no matter what I did

Hey Yes you can use it as it comes with an RGB controller you just need to have a free usb slot to connect the controller RGB controller. Greetings

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An allen mainboards mit rgb header

Yes.

Do you have a Corsair NODE Core?

Hello, you can connect the fans to the mainboard, but in order for the LEDs to light up, you must use the adapter supplied in the package, which you must connect to a free USB port on the mainboard. Then you can control the LEDs via iCUE (software from Corsair).

Hello. 1. a hub is included but you can only control the fans via it. 2. Corsair RGB Link is a free software from Corsair. You can simply download it. I recommend however to become the ICUE. 3. yes you need a Corsair Commader Pro to connect the LED strips. 4. you can connect the hub directly to the Commander Pro so you save a USB port on the motherboard.

There are various RGB controllers from Corsair to which you have to connect the RBG cables of the fans, for example [1]. One of these controllers is also included in the three-pack [2] of these fans, so it's probably worth buying the three-pack instead of 2 fans & one controller. The controller in the three-pack also allows you to use Corsair iCue (software to control the RBG effects etc.) [3]. 1]: [Corsair RGB Fan LED Hub 2] [Corsair SP120 RGB PRO (120mm, 3x) [3] https://www.corsair.com/de/de/icue