Hi Dustin McKenzie, that sounds like an awesome build for sure! Ll120 and LL140 are still my favorite fans, although there are many cool fans out there. I'm happy you found this video helpful, that makes it worth putting together. Take your time with it, make it look awesome and most important, have fun with it!!! Let me know how it works out for you!!! Thanks for the support!!!

Thank you MonkiJuan! I am so happy you have found them useful! Have tons of fun setting up your RGB fans! Thanks for your feedback and for watching some videos!

Thanks Xyerious, i'm happy you found these videos helpful! Sounds like an awesome build in the works. I wish you well and above all, have lots of fun with it!!

Did you use two commander xt's?

Thanks James Lenane, I couldn't agree more! I'm happy you found the video helpful, thanks for the feedback and for watching!!!

hello, tell me how to connect 23 ql coolers in 1000d so that in the metro 2033 game they glow correctly in turn! Thanks a lot :)

I totally get that!! I've been there...I'm wishing you much success and don't forget to have fun, let me know how it works out!! Thanks for watching!!!

Thanks travot3k, I'm very happy you found this video helpful! Thanks for your feedback and support! Thanks for watching!

Mind sharing how you connected your h150i to the commander pro xt? There's a 24 pin connector on the h150i that only seems to connect to the included commander core, so I had to go with only one xt and return the other. I would have much rather used both xt's though!

@@AegonVI It's not possible to power the H150i from a Commander Core XT. I used the Commander Core that came with the H150i and a Commander Core XT. Those two Commanders are basically the same aside from the connector for the H150i pump. Altogether, I connected 10 ML120 RGB Elite fans, as well as the 2 fans that were included with the 5000D Airflow case, and everything works great.

Hi RGBoss, I'm very happy this video was helpful to you, that makes it worthwhile!!! Thanks for watching!

Hi dukecityhustle, i'm happy you found this video helpful! That makes it all worth it! I agree, Corsair stuff is cool, but you have to work within their exclusive environment, haha! Good Luck and keep having fun!! Thanks for watching!!!

@@HardwareArtisan The build came out so cool, thanks again for telling us about the Airgoo Corsair adapters. I was able to run (10) CoolerMaster Halo 120mm fans off my Corsair H150i LCD Elite AIO controller with no issues whatsoever. 👍

Hi Joakim Augustsson, I am super happy you found it helpful! 21 QL fans!?.....Amazing stuff! That's a cool case, I haven't worked with it, but it would definitely would be fun to do a build in that. This video seems like small potatoes when were talking 21 fans. But, it's just expanding on these same ideas. I wish you great success with the 1000D and let me know how it goes if and when you think about it. Thanks for watching!

I need to look at that case. You could light up a runway at the airport with that.

Hi NeroRedgraveXIII, I'm happy to hear the video was helpful, thanks for your feedback. Keep having fun and thanks for watching!!!

Thanks eichisama! Appreciate your feedback and support, thanks for watching!!!

Thanks Haies 09, i'm very happy you found them useful!! Thanks for watching!!!

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Agreed, the COREXT is a cool little controller! Thanks for watching!

Which connectivity solution did you choose? I’m bout to do similar just 9 120mm and 3 140mm

@@Blash1 commander xts 2 of them.

Hi superman0tohero!! Thanks for the kind feedback, i'm very happy you found it useful. Corsair Obsidian 1000d, now that's a case!!! With 20 Fans, that's Awesome! I should do a video on 20+ fans...that would be a challenge. How did you end up configuring RGB on that beast? Thanks for watching!!!

Hi joseespinoza4772, I am very happy this video helped out, thanks for the feedback that makes it worth the effort. Hope your having a good time with the new PC, sounds awesome!! Thanks for watching!!!

Thank you Jasaba senara !!!

Yes i agree... i have a corsair case..glas panels ! i needed 2 rgb commanders because the front 3 fans are standerd with the case and cannot be controlled by the commanderpro.. so the top 2 and back fan needed to be connected to commander pro al those cables were hard to work around with cable management

Thanks Bike Doc!!! Thanks for Watching!!!

Thanks SuperBROKEN81, appeciate you watching!!!

That's an awesome looking case. I haven't built anything with that one, but would love to take a look at it. That sounds like an amazing build! Good luck and have alot of fun with it. Let me know how it goes!! Thanks for watching!

Hi BP, thanks for the feedback, i'm happy you are finding the videos helpful. I've had this happen to me exactly as you've described, where it appears there is a delay in the sequence. In I think every case, it's always been that it's firing to another chain of RGB that I didn't have installed.....too much messin around, haha! I would start with checking your CORE and CORE XT for any other RGB chains. Check if you have 3 pin lighting effects enabled/configured...and disable that (assuming you don't have any 3 pin lighting effects)....that will cause this as it will send signals for those devices. If that's not it, i'd just double check the CORE And CORE XT have properly detected the right amount of fans and the right type. Update iCUE to the latest, restart your PC and if nothing else is working. Personally, i'd clear the config on the controller and reset it up. I think i'd remove the RGB connections, just pull them out of the connection, then rerun the wizard with nothing in there. Then re-add them and rerun the wizard and double check. Here is the firing order for Visor to the best of my knowledge..... KB -> Mouse -> RGB mouse pad -> Lighting Node Pro -> Lighting Node Core -> Commander Pro -> Commander Core -> RAM -> External Ambient Lighting (LS100, LT100, ST100). I think the CORE XT is right after the CORE, or before, I cannot recall, I need to go revisit that, might be a good short-ish video to do. The RAM should be last in that sequence if you have the lighting configured.... If that doesn't do it, reinstall icue perhaps. I'll try and go retest the order of that effect, let me know what you find! Good luck, keep having fun!!!

Thanks MClalasky!!! I"m happy you found it helpful! Thanks for Watching!!!

You should be able to dim down the brightness. I have the core xt and it lets me

Yes, the corext and the core are great together, you got it!! Sounds like an awesome build, have fun with it!! Let me know how it comes together, thanks for watching!!

Thanks for the feedback Collin Pleasant!!! Yes, a Commander CORE and CORE XT together is a great way to get control of your 10 fans, both RGB and power/speed control. It will also give you some fan expandability along with 2 temp probes and the RGB port on the XT if you decide to sync some other RGB with it. Check out the video on syncing non-corsair RGB using that port and a cheap adapter cable if that suits your build at all. I wish you great success on your first PC! Sounds like a nice machine!!! Above all else have lots of fun!!! Thanks for watching and taking the time to post a great question!

@@HardwareArtisan Thanks! I actually just started assembling everything and found out about the push/pull method with AIO using 3 fans on top and bottom of cooler so that brings my total to 13 fans. I currently have a commander core XT and commander core. To run the 13th fan with the whole set up can I connect a third device to the other 2 so it’s all synchronized? Definitely not worried about budget since I’ve already gotten this far hahah

That's a great idea Dar Bunny. I'm working on a similar video right now, but it's not of all the CORSAIR fans, but that would be a great video, i'll add it to my list of projects.....Thanks for the great idea and taking the time to post it. Thanks for watching!

Hi Tambo Biscuits, great questions. The RGB hub is meant to specifically be a FAN Hub. it's a 4 pin connection and I've not tested making any conversions from that to non-fan RGB devices. The core XT has an RGB ports, which is corsairs 3 pin connector, to which you can directly attach Corsairs RGB strips and a few other devices. I did a video on using a conversion cable on this port which would allow you to connect it to a more standard RGB hub to control other devices. It's not a perfect solution however. You could also gain more of these 3 pin ports with the Lighting node Pro, which has two of them. Check out this vdeo here for some ideas: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gM18iKeWlt_eias.html - How to get all your RGB working with CORSAIR iCUE - Tutorial

Hi RoBeatz, you will need to use 2 SATA power connections, each CORE XT will need it's own power connection. Great question, thanks for watching!!!!

Hi GiSWiG, Thanks for the excellent insight on your experiences with Lian Li AL120's and the Corsair Fans. All are very valid points. I have a set of al120 fans here, but i've never done a build with them, perhaps i'll do a comparison video. I have used some Lian Li components in the past, mainly the Strimer series power cables.....Simply Amazing!!! I've no doubt the AL120 fans will hold up to the same standard as those cables. I've always liked Corsair, but I have no affiliation with them and will totally check out some AL120 Fans and their ecosystem. Thanks for taking the time to bring us some new insights!! And thanks for watching!

@@HardwareArtisan I should mention some cons but really only after having used the Corsair fans. You don't have the ability to layer effects like in iCUE. You can't create a solid color base layer and then add a spiral layer on top of that and in the case of QL and LL fans, you don't have the control of the outer ring. But I really don't have time to deal with all that. Regardless of Corsair or Lian Li, SignalRGB can do some great lighting effects easily. With the ALs, I can pass control of the lighting to the motherboard with the flip of a switch, literally. I haven't played around with it yet but I think I can use the ASUS Aurora Creator and control the fans that way. I don't think the software will tie in my EVGA GPU like SignalRGB. I also now have 2 8TB HDDs installed, something that I just didn't have the room for with all the Corsair control boxes. And something else that just I just experienced, I removed the tray with three ALs on it by disconnecting ONE cable, slid the tray with three fans attached completely out of the case with no cables attached. Now will Corsair do the same thing with future fans? Probably, unless the concept is patented by Lian Li, which I don't think they can? IDK. If you ever do a review, be sure to bring those points up.

@@GiSWiG I’m having trouble to decide bt lían li uní or Corsair ll, where did you buy the corsairs from and can you return them just because you didn’t like it?

@@Blash1 I got the Corsairs at Best buy because they were on sale but returning to BB is much easier, even on-line orders. I don't know if they have the Lian Li's but you can get those on Amazon. Now of course, you can get the Lian Li Infinity fans so now you have side illumination. Really, if you pay attention to YT reviews of the fans that have high quality cameras (no offense Hardware Artisan) you can see how well the light diffuses in both fans. I think you'll like the Lian Li's. They can be controlled by their included fan hub or can be passed through from the motherboard. The Corsairs are not bad, just didn't work well for me, especially with the now 13 AL 120 fans in my case (excessive?). Its a total of 10 cables for those. 13 Corsair fans would be 26 cables.