Another weird behavior was that on my LINK the fan group from fan port#2 stopped showing, but when I switched it from Auto-detect to 3 pin, it started showing the fan group again but with 0 rpm. currently using the "Cobalt" profile from Corsair's "Lewis Gerschwitz". so do i need to calculate with spiral rainbow values or single color Create, customize, and synchronize stunning RGB lighting effects when you connect CORSAIR RGB fans and lighting strips for an amazing system-wide light-show. Powered by CORSAIR iCUE software, the CORSAIR Commander PRO is everything you need to turn your case into a smart case. Connect, Command, Control Would I be better off connecting the 6 on the rad to the Com Core 1,2,3 via PWM Splitters, the 6 on the front and side via the PWM Repeater into Com Core 4, and the rear fan into Com Core 5. This would leave me with 1 free fan header on the Com Core, but if I am correct I could control all fans then, knowing that the front and side ones would be at the same speed but controllable all the same.

The CORSAIR Commander PRO controls up to six case fans and two RGB lighting channels, with four repositionable temperature sensors and two USB 2.0 internal headers. I did not have those problems with a configuration full of lightning hub, lightning nodes and pmw hubs, but it was quite a mess for cable management. Well there's currently 4 standard RGB strips on 1 channel. If i understand you correctly that's 4x 367mAH for a total of 1.47Amps (rounded off, at max brightness). I'd be replacing them with 1 LS100 kit (2 long, 2 short) You can assign this curve to multiple fans with the “Copy to” buttons so if you want all your intake fans to dynamically spin up based on your GPU temperature, you can group this configuration to a thermal sensor and using the drop-down menu to the right, copy this configuration to the appropriate fans.

In terms of specifications, the Commander Pro measures 133mm x 69mm x 15.5mm. It’s pretty slim and can be hidden behind the motherboard tray or at the bottom of the chassis. It has a logic power input of 2.97V to 3.63V, then 4.5V to 5.5V. The fan is 11.4V to 12.6V and the RGB LED is 4.5V to 5.5V. The maximum power per fan header (combined) is 1A per port (4.5A combined). Meanwhile, the maximum power for the RGB LED channels is 4.5A. The CORSAIR Commander PRO gives you unparalleled control over your system’s performance and RGB lighting. Get in-depth insight into your system temperatures in real-time and set up intelligent fan curves to automatically adjust speeds based on your system’s demands. To further complicate things, from a cold start I get about 10 usable minutes out of the computer before the temps ramp up into the 60-70 degree Celcius rage and my computer starts to bog down from even just surfing the web and having Spotify running. I have tried to re-apply thermal paste twice thinking that was the issue and it has not fixed it. Has my pump died even though it's reading that it is pumping at 3000 RPM?

Don't buy anything and connect the rear fan to a mobo's header. This won't allow you to control the rear fan through iCue. In addition to all the onboard devices you can plug directly into the Commander PRO, there’s also an integrated USB 2.0 HUB so you can plug in other USB devices that would otherwise take up a USB header on your motherboard. This is especially handy if you want to have one of our intelligent power supplies or Hydro Series liquid cooler plugged into a single USB header.

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Controls up to 6x 3-pin DC or 4-pin PWM fans, including the ability to run in a Zero-RPM fan mode for total silence. Also I've tried to setup the correct fan type (4pin or 3pin) in the Commander Pro settings (I was using Auto on the old one) to see if it makes any difference, but nop. I just installed a Commander pro along with new ML120 fans as a pull on my H150i. I also installed two EK fans as a pull on my GPU radiator and one more EK fan as case exhaust. So..a total of 6 fans connected to the CoPro. Everything is fine with the Corsair fans but the EK fans are all over the place with rpm's. I've tried everything in iCUE to resolve it. Made my own fan profiles. Used the default profiles. Tried fixed percentages and rpm. Changed the detection setting from auto detect to pwm, the fans still run all over the place from literally stopping one second(visual) then jumping to 3000+ rpm's according to iCUE display the next second. I don't even have a curve that goes higher than 1500. Anyone have any thoughts or ideas what is causing this, or are the RK fans simply not compatible with the CoPro? If not compatible that would be a real bummer. After unboxing the Commander PRO, you’ll notice that it’s surprisingly compact. Measuring in at 133mm x 69mm x 15.5mm with a single internal USB 2.0 cable and SATA power cable. So ... if you want some help with your heat problem, we need to have that information (as a start) to being to look at it.

Note : It happened after the update of the firmware (to the version 0.8.210) but I don't think it's related. The CORSAIR Commander PRO controls up to six case fans and two RGB lighting channels, with four repositionable temperature sensors and two USB 2.0 internal headers. Precise fan control:

Two USB 2.0 internal headers allow you to easily connect internal USB devices, such as iCUE-compatible power supplies, liquid CPU coolers, or motherboard front panel USB ports. Intelligent control, unlimited possibilities

As to the fuse thing, do you mean blowing a fuse inside the commander? My home's electric system? Power Supply? I'll assume CoPro for now, would that simply "break" the CoPro and leave the rest of the lighting hardware / PSU operational or risk cripling too. I know this is an old post but just in case anyone else comes across it I thought I would post my experince with it. Yes it works, I tried it first I only connected the LS100 to the LED1 port on the commander pro, then I went to the corsair software also known as ICUE and set the LED1 port input as RGB strips, then I had to select the number of LED strips I had connected (maximum is 6) so I selected maximum but the strips didnt all light up only 1.5 lit up, so I created a loop that started at LED port 1 and ended at LED port 2 (this could easily be done using the cables that comes with the LS100 and now it works like a charm. Haven't gotten any dimming or LEDs that dont work and im currently using 3 ll120 rgb fans and 7 ql120 rgb fans through the commanderpro. Hey' can anyone help me with a issue I'm having which I noticed after replacing the first Faulty Fan. Unfortunately, the Vardar PWM fans are not compatible with Corsair controllers. The behavior you are experiencing is commonly reported and no different for me. Some type of PWM signal incompatibility. Other fans to watch out for are the BeQuiet Silent Wings PWM series and Noctua Industrial 3000 rpm A14/F12. The 2000 rpm version works as expected. The first time I set the system up the 6 QL 120mm Fan light wasn't working, but it was powered and the fans are (Blowing Air)Now I know the Capellix comes with the "Commander Core", but I believe that's only enough to run the radiator fans, and 3 more fans for a total of 6. So that leaves 3 fans unaccounted for. The 6 that I'm installing on the bottom and side are going to be the Corsair QL series fans. So do I need to get one of the bundles with the Commander Pro? I'm not sure if the Core and the Pro can be daisy changed together or not though? Retooled and refreshed for 2023, Command PRO raises the remote scouting bar. Integration of industry leading technology, supported by a robust server platform for improved performance and reliability. View and share images remotely, from any app-enabled mobile device or on the web. Command PRO offers complete control and customization of your wireless trail camera settings. Cellular preferences allow changes to photo resolutions, transmission times, etc. from your fingertips. Manage cellular data plans from the app with plan upgrades and available add-ons. There are a total of six fan headers; you can connect either a 3-pin fan or a 4-pin PWM fan. Unfortunately, the Commander Pro only supports the 3-pin (RGB) LED Strip. I haven’t tried other RGB LED strip with the Commander Pro since the only 3-pin LED strip we have are the ones that came with the Lighting Node Pro. If you already have some Corsair RGB LED strips, you may connect and control the LED strips via the Commander Pro.