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Corsair LL120 RGB 120mm Dual Light Loop PWM RGB Fans - Triple Fan Kit with Lighting Node PRO - White

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Thanks to the fact that LL120s support PWM, they are ranged fans as they can be controlled to provide speeds from zero to 100 percent. This means that you can utilize them at zero RPM and make them run at their full capacity of 1500 RPM.

The ML120s are also fans that support the PWM technology, which means that you can configure the fan to come on only when they are needed. In terms of airflow, the ML120 RGB Elite fans provide up to 58.1 CFM and improved static pressure of 2.9mm. How you connect the cable doesn’t matter as both ends of the cable have the same headers, and since you won’t be plugging anything else in the lighting node pro, we recommend that you connect the cable to the first channel.The main difference between LL120 vs ML120 is that the ML120 uses premium magnetic levitation technology to provide users with excellent performance at low noise while the LL120 uses hydraulic bearing technology and has a light loop that’s sure to improve the aesthetics of your rig. What Is LL120 Fan Best For? Fan blade engineered for low-noise operation without sacrificing performance. COMPLETE COOLING CONTROL

Additionally, the LL120 RGB lights form a ring on the outside of the fan while those of the Corsair ML120 RGB Elite focus on the fans. Since there are many variations of the ML120s, we’ll be using the ML120 Corsair iCUE RGB Elite fans as our base. The ML120 comes with the same set of accessories that’s on the LL120s, including the fan connectors, lighting connectors, and lighting control hub.

Do not connect more than 10 UNI FANs (device up to 21W) to the controller (UNI HUB) when performing white static color. To connect more devices, please update to L-Connect 2 (reference to update guide) and use 2 or more controllers.

You’ll need to take note of how you connect your fans to these connectors as the arrangement would be what will determine how the RGB lights work. – Lighting Node Pro Next, take the mini-end of the USB cable and connect it to the lighting node pro connector then plug the nine-pin USB header end into a free USB 2.0 header on your motherboard. Doing so will make it easy for you to utilize the software control. Complete PWM Control: Dynamically control fan speed from 600 RPM to 1,500 RPM to minimize noise or maximize airflow This product is intended as an expansion of the LL120 RGB LED 3 fan kit with Lighting Node PRO. The RGB functionality of this product requires an RGB Lighting hub and Lighting Node PRO. COMPLETE PWM CONTROL Take the three-pin cable that connects the lighting control hub and the lighting node pro and connect one end to the lighting control hub and the other to one of the channels in the lighting node pro.

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Created for Quiet:>/b> 120mm Fan blade engineered for low-noise operation without sacrificing performance This means that you’d get better cooling and airflow from the ML120 than you would on the LL120s. Also, thanks to the guided fins of the ML120s, you’ll get better-targeted airflow throughout the case though the fins don’t make for excellent aesthetics.

These fans run at low noise even at high loads; however, the ML series are louder than the LL120s. The ML 120s can go up to 30 decibels while the LL120s max out at 24.8 decibels. Yes, the ML120s are louder but that’s because they spin faster at higher loads and can reach up to 2000RPM compared to the max 1500 RPM of the LL120s. – Setting UpHowever, the ML120 looks different with elevated fins that provide targeted and generally better airflow than the LL120s. This feature makes them the ideal fans for both cases and radiators. Now plug the SATA power connectors into your PSU and turn on your system. Your fans should start working and the RGB should light up immediately. – Setting Up the Software

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