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Will Corsair LL120 work with the lighting node and fan splitters? Buying 6 and want to know what kind of control I will have?

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Will Corsair LL120 work with the lighting node and fan splitters? Buying 6 and want to know what kind of control I will have?

Yes.

You connect the fans' RGB connectors to the RGB FAN LED HUB and then the Node Pro like this:

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and then you connect the PWM cables to the fan splitter and then your motherboard.

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Will Corsair LL120 work with the lighting node and fan splitters? Buying 6 and want to know what kind of control I will have?

Yes.

You connect the fans' RGB connectors to the RGB FAN LED HUB and then the Node Pro like this:

bKWClsZh.png

 

and then you connect the PWM cables to the fan splitter and then your motherboard.

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6 minutes ago, minibois said:

Yes.

You connect the fans' RGB connectors to the RGB FAN LED HUB and then the Node Pro like this:

bKWClsZh.png

 

and then you connect the PWM cables to the fan splitter and then your motherboard.

Alright cheers mate appreciate it

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