CORSAIR - iCUE LINK RX120 RGB 120mm PWM Computer Case Fan Starter Kit (3-pack) - White

TLDR: not compatible with older Commander Core Hub. Requires 6 pin power supply cable for GPUs —————- longer read: These fans are part of Corsair’s new proprietary cable management system they do not come with standard pwm connectors and are not compatible with the older Commander Core module and RGB hub. The new system is called “iCue System Link” the fans include the new hub it requires its own USB 2.0 cable to plug into the motherboard. It also requires you to use a 6 pin PCI power cable, like the one thats used to power a graphics card. Since the fans are not backwards compatible and require you to use proprietary connectors be ready to upgrade your entire cooling system with corsair only fans and radiators. Which probably means you’ll end up getting multiple “icue link”hubs with each purchase you make increasing their price. It is a nicer overall setup but cannot add a third hub to my Corsair 5000D case and im not ready to replace the corsair H150i AIO radiator that I bought last year. I just wanted to add 3 more fans to my PC not completely replace my cooling system.

I purchased a set of these fans, for use in a customer's PC. I have never been more impressed by a set of fans. I don't particularly care for the RGB 'anything', it's just not my thing, but I'll admit that I was pretty wowed once I was finished with this build. The cabling solution is just slick. They have no wires, just snap into each other like building blocks, and are connected that way. Once daisy chained, only the end fan requires power. They are nearly silent in operation until being pushed. Even then, most of the noise is generated by the sound of the wind created. They are solidly built, and play nice with all of the iCue components. RGB management is simple, even the mounting screws are one-turn screws. At $35 per 3-pack, I can't imagine finding better value. Pricing at Best Buy is actually a little better than any online competitor, including Bezos's shop.

Picked this one up to finish out my airflow setup, and it matches perfectly with the rest of the RX120 fans I’m using. Same quiet performance, same great lighting, and installation took only a minute thanks to the iCUE LINK connector. If you already have the Corsair LINK hub, adding another fan is basically plug-and-play. No complaints — does exactly what it should and looks great doing it.

Easy install quiet and keeps my pc cool like it should

I am a first time PC builder and these were incredibly easy to set up, I connected these and 4 other 140 fans together which was simple enough, plus the hub was easy to install. My only issue is that I felt the cables could be maybe a cm or 2 longer for my case (corsair 6500x midtower) as there is absolutely no slack at all (which is great for clean lines) but was definitely a bit tight. If you have a smaller case this may not be an issue. They did connect, but again theres no slack at all so you need to think about your case dimentions. As for PC USE, ICUE is okay - I dont think the software is great, I control fan speed in bios because when I connected the fans to the iCue software the fans started to speed up and slow down randomly which I tried to fix in settings but doesn't seem to communicate well with the fans - which doesn't make sense because its a corsair software. The lights are cool, but tbh I might get different fans in the future. They are quiet when software isnt being weird.