Does it work on a cyber power pc? null

Hello, While it would depend on the system. Pretty much the majority of systems like this would indeed be able to use 120mm fans. Just know that for the LL RGB fans we have you'd need extra hardware included in the 3 pack. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art

I have a cyber power pc “Case”, that I bought from Best Buy and recently rebuilt. The LL120 fans will work, provided that you have an open addressable RGB lead on your motherboard. If your case came with rgb lights, like mine did, the fans will not sync with the case lights when the button on the case is pressed. I ended up buying a set of 3 LL120s (plus one extra for a total of four), 2 LL140s and a set of light strips. The LL120 three pack comes with the controller node to hook up ALL the fans and the light strips for RGB control, though the power for the fans needs to be run off the PWM leads on the motherboard or directly from the Power Supply (extra connection cables may be required to hook up to the Power Supply leads directly). An alternative to this is the Commander Pro, which can control RGB, power and monitor temps for up to 6 fans. Hope this helps!

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Hello, While it would depend on the system. Pretty much the majority of systems like this would indeed be able to use 120mm fans. Just know that for the LL RGB fans we have you'd need extra hardware included in the 3 pack. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art
Answered by Corsair 5 years ago
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I have a cyber power pc “Case”, that I bought from Best Buy and recently rebuilt. The LL120 fans will work, provided that you have an open addressable RGB lead on your motherboard. If your case came with rgb lights, like mine did, the fans will not sync with the case lights when the button on the case is pressed. I ended up buying a set of 3 LL120s (plus one extra for a total of four), 2 LL140s and a set of light strips. The LL120 three pack comes with the controller node to hook up ALL the fans and the light strips for RGB control, though the power for the fans needs to be run off the PWM leads on the motherboard or directly from the Power Supply (extra connection cables may be required to hook up to the Power Supply leads directly). An alternative to this is the Commander Pro, which can control RGB, power and monitor temps for up to 6 fans. Hope this helps!
Answered by SDeweese 5 years ago
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