The easiest and most versatile way to change the RGB fans colors is via RGB software. Quickly changing dynamic colors bring your PC to life. A static color exudes tranquility and is especially appropriate when you have a particular theme in mind. There are several lighting effects to choose from, such as a heartbeat pulse or a rainbow effect.īoth color changes have their advantages and disadvantages. With dynamic color changes, the colors of your RGB fans and other components will continuously change. For example, give your PC lighting an orange or blue hue. With static color changes, you choose one color that is retained permanently (until you change it again). So, does it work if i use y splitters that it still shows in icue as 2 separate fans that i can control? For example, if you connect 2 fans to motherboard header usually they act in bios as one single fan.There is a difference between static and dynamic color changes. I know that it also has 2 usb headers so would it work if i just connect that aio usb header to commander pro and then i just connect commander pro to motherboard? Im imagining this the most easiest and probably cleaniest way to do. If i use only Commander pro and i connect all 10 fans to it by using some y-splitters and then i have 2 lightning nodes that i can connect those 10 fans to those and then i just simply connect those lightning nodes to commander pro as it has 2 led ports. I want the most simplistic and simplest cable management configuration so i was planning doing this: (correct me if its wrong or you have better idea, or it wont work) My only cornern is just that i want to be able to control all 10 fans invidually in icue so i want that configuration that everything shows up in icue. Im surprised that corsair hasn't made any clear/simple solutions for this as they have multiple cases that can support more than 6 fans. I have been doing some research and some people suggest using only commander pro, and some says that i should use y splitters to connect 2 fans into one port, some says this and that etc it gets quickly very confusing.

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