In this quick test, we look at the all-new ML120 RGB Pro series fans from Corsair, with the ML short for Magnetic levitation. Last year Corsair introduced what probably are among the best fans in the ...
When it comes to RGB, it seems every brand has something to offer these days. However, Corsair has really taken RGB to the next level year after year, and they continue to do so with Cappelix LEDs, as ...
Not that long ago, we had a look at the smaller diameter trio of fans from Corsair, from their QL Series. What we found out then was that if anyone is in the market for the best of the best in fan RGB ...
The Corsair suite at Computex 2018 was predictably RGB heavy, as the company’s main focus for the show is its new iCUE software package, but there were also new PSUs, cases, and DDR4 memory on display ...
Love it or hate it, RGB is here to stay. Today, we’re looking at what is easily the most impressive RGB fan on the market with the Corsair QL120. Available in 120mm and 140mm variants, these fans ...
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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Do you even RGB, bro? You don't have to answer that, and don't worry, I want to punch myself ...
iCUE unifies dynamic lighting control, cooling control, system monitoring and command customization within a single interface, supporting a wide array of CORSAIR products like the K70 RGB LUX keyboard ...
RGB has a way of creeping up on you. I used to detest it - but now, looking at these Corsair iCUE QL120 RGB case fans, I can't help but feel those familiar 'gimme' urges usually reserved for clicky ...
Computer cases are getting smarter these days, which is a way of saying there are more options shipping with integrated RGB lighting controls. That describes Corsair's new iCue 465X RGB. It's a ...
So with Corsair's Link software, you can control the fans RGB wise. The Fan RPM we regulate through the motherboard. Basically, search for Lightning Node PRO, then you select the channel you use and ...
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