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Corsair RM850 PSU how to connect using corsair link

Radsta
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So I have just purchased a corsair commander mini so that I can run all my case fans, I currently have a Corsair RM 850 psu and it has a C-link port on it, the lead that came with the psu is a 3 pin and a 2 pin connector from that port however the Corsair link on the commander is a much smaller port, does anyone know how to connect this up the the system so that I can adjust the fan speed etc.?

 

 

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Pics? Those would help.

I thought the RMs didn't have Link.

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They do have Link , but its a more basic version of the i-series PSU´s

 

you will need a cable to connect it , 

 

http://www.corsair.com/en-gb/corsair-link-analog-to-digital-bridge-cable-for-rm-series-psu

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i think you just plug it in the motherboard, the same as a fan than you install corsair link

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