The motherboard features only six fan connectors, but you possess additional fans beyond that number.
The motherboard features only six fan connectors, but you possess additional fans beyond that number.
Purchasing the triple pack Corsair fan comes with Corsair Node Core in the box. This is necessary because Corsair uses a unique proprietary connector. The F120Q model lacks RGB lighting, making that detail irrelevant. What remains is the DF700 model, which features an internal fan hub offering both ARGB and PWM control. If you plan to keep this case for future use and want to reuse the fans, you can remove the hub from the housing and secure it with double-sided tape behind your H9.
RGB fans shouldn't exceed four on one header. If your splitter has more, stick to four. Otherwise, go for any affordable fan splitter you prefer. You can even opt for a powered model that sends everything to a single header.
I'm not sure about the color mode of those Corsair fans—do you know if they're RGB or ARGB? The model mentioned is Corsair Sp120 Rgb Elite.
You're certain? The antec df700 flux fan controller helped me successfully.
I don't own the Corsair node core because I didn't purchase the fans; they came with my aio.
It seems you're trying to figure out which Corsair AIO model you're using based on your setup. Could you clarify the details?
I have a Corsair H150 RGB cooler. You can find more details here: https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/p/cpu-cool...9060054-ww