CORSAIR iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT, Digital Fan Speed and RGB Lighting Controller

beginning to get phased out with the newish icue hub but for regular rgb fans it works well too

llego en exelentes condiciones y anda de 10

Súper bien, aunque solo compatible con cables de RGB. Su imán es muy potente, no se mueve, a diferencia de los demás

Works as intended, but it is not worth it over going with iCUE Link unless you already have pre-installed PWM fans from one of their cases.

CORSAIR iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT. I rarely write reviews because so many others do so. However, I am so impressed with this little device I just had to. For Christmas, I received a new Corsair 4000X RGB PC case in white along with an extra set of three Corsair RGB fans to fill out the case. So I moved the "guts" of my old PC into its new case. I then needed to purchase a fan/RGB controller for the six fans I now had. 15 connections needed to be made. Six PWM fan, six RGB, two temperature probes and one SATA power connection. The back of the body is magnetized and attaches neatly to the wire tray. After downloading and installing the software from the Corsair site, I ran the program. It is fairly intuitive and after a while I had all my fans and RGB set pretty much the way I wanted. There's a lot to play with here. Then I started to "look around" to see what other features the Commander XT had to offer. WOW! I never thought a fan/RGB controller would offer so much PC monitoring information! Setting up the "Dashboard", you click on the 4 tile icon near the upper right corner of the screen. Then turn on everything you want to monitor. Not only can you monitor and adjust the case fans but the two temperature probes show the temps of the air at the positions you installed them. I can now see the intake and exhaust temps. I can look at my Processor, DRAM, Motherboard, GPU and HDD/SSD items showing temps and processes. All this from a fan/RGB controller?!?! WOW! Corsair really hit it out of the park with this device. I cannot find anything to dislike about this device. Just BUY IT!

I bought this without fully realizing it wasn't what I needed. That being said, it does exactly what it says it does and makes controlling fans and rgb by corsair a breeze. Connect to a usb header on your MB and then using the iCue software you can control the fans and rgb easy.I did, however, buy this hastily thinking it was a replacement to my corsair AIO pump controller that stopped working, but this is not that controller. So, if you too are looking for that controller (with the 24 pin connector) it's actually called 'corsair commander CORE RGB & PWM Fan Controller'. Wasn't able to find it on amazon, had to buy direct from corsair.com

Connected 12 120 fans and 4 140 fans works perfectly Gpu and Cpu temp sensor works great on Gigabyte motherboard and sapphire pulse 7900XTX Gpu. Very happy that I bought the product.

Love this unit. Originally picked up the Lightning Node Pro for quite cheap and included a few RGB strips and the 2 connectors on the Node.Unfortunately, that required me to expand my headers as my Asus IX Hero only has 1 internal USB header which was being used by my H100i. I ordered the NCIX internal USB hub, but just had a lot of issues with fitting it in my case. (For note, it's fairly bulky, the DC power plug makes it another 3 inches longer than it's measurements, and it uses Molex for some reason which required me to dig out the appropriate cable from my modular set.This unit was ready to go with minutes of installation. It is a bit big but that's just due to the number of connections, it's about as thick as a standard SSD. It comes with several fan/RGB extensions (a welcome sight since the ones from the fan are woefully short). There's 2 RGB connections which worked great (can expand with a $10 hub from corsair to 6 additional) and a built in USB hub, which made my day and the primary reason I ordered (beyond the 6 fan connections). I wanted to be able to quickly control fan speed via profiles. I loved the older AISuite Asus software, but the newer version was just so slow to load and adjust on the fly.With the Pro Commander, I was able to seamlessly move everything over to it, and integrate it into my existing profiles which was awesome. It also had the side effect of not having to hear the case fans spin to 100% every time the computer boots up until the AISuite software loaded. I did for kicks test the thermal probes, and they seem to work well. However, it seems they're pretty close to what my internal M2 SSD reports and the case temperature that Link reported, so I just left them off to tidy up the case.Now if only they can come out with their new software which combines Link+CUE it would be perfect and I can die happy.This unit costs a bunch, but well worth it when it comes to micromanaging profiles, fans, LED's and monitoring.The only downside is it's fairly big, so if you mount it somewhere, you'll have to plan all your routing ahead of time, but I knew that going in, so can't knock a star off for that.