The LIGHTING NODE PRO has a total of 6 different lighting modes: Rainbow, Color Shift, Color Pulse, Color Wave, Static, and Temperature. With the different lighting modes available, you can do some pretty cool stuff, such as have the HD RGB fans on your radiator change color depending on the temperature of your processor and the other fans in your system change color depending on the temperature of your drives or graphics card all while your LED strips display a constant rainbow effect. Each ARGB wire needs its own Lighting Node Pro channel, these don't work with the Corsair Lighting Hub unfortunately. NOTE: If you connect 6 QL fans and 4 RGB LED strips to the Lighting Node Pro, you will only be able to select and customize the fans in iCUE. Once you have finished setting up the LC100 in your system, it is time to use iCUE to customize the RGB LED lighting. Make sure that the firmware of iCUE and your LC100 have been updated to the latest versions.

Before you begin installation, make sure that your computer system is powered off. Once it is, follow the instructions below: Right now my fans speed control are plugged into my motherboard so I can't use iCue to create a custom fan curve like I could with the Pro, but from my understanding, the Core has that same feature.I'm just wondering if I maybe did something to make the pump fans act together with the other fans? I just want all my fans to light up all at once, and like I said, they did ALL light up when I first turned on my PC, it is a custom built PC, and there's also 4 light strips, and one commander pro inside the system. https://www.corsair.com/de/de/Categories/Products/Corsair-Link/CORSAIR-Lighting-Node-PRO/p/CL-9011109-WW

same case come with a core just depends on witch one. looks like there an pwm hub only no lighting that can also come with the case. The 5.5mm connection rods are used to help companion triangles bend around a corner at 90 degree angles.LC100 triangles are not intended to be hotswapped and triangles should not be removed or added together while the system is powered on. now form what i gathered they included the hub in the core for space saving less cables saposly less "confusing" The new LIGHTING NODE PRO is our latest RGB lighting controller which lets you easily setup and sync advanced lighting across your CORSAIR RGB components. not only that i dont think you can buy just the commander core or node core on its its own i think they have to be in a bundle un like the commander and lighting node pro. (cold be wrong on that thow i haven't look ) I was originally thinking all 5 of my ML120s could plug into the Core, but now I am starting to find that the Core is just a fan speed controller, so I could do that, but the Core can't control RGB by itself. Correct?