570x and h150i pro

I moved the stock fans two top and one back and the front now has the h150i pro. However the rgb lights aren't going on, do I need to get a rgb hub?

 

http://imgur.com/gallery/R43Hfis

 

Doesn't seem the stock fans are lighting up either.

What kind of fans are those in the front? I can't tell when they are spinning.

 

If they are any of the Corsair RGB fans, you will need to have an RGB Fan Hub. Check out the RGB FAQ linked in my signature.

When I load the PC the fans I do not see the rgb lights. Though other lights on the mb are loading. What am I doing wrong. Do I need an rgb hub? One fan in the back, two top and three h150i pro front.

What kind of fans are they? Not all fans have RGB effects. The stock fans with the H150i PRO do not.

 

The fans that come with the 570x are the SP-RGB fans and they already have an RGB fan hub and a push-button controller included with the case. These should already be connected and should only need power. If you moved them, then you'll need to figure out what happened with the cables.

 

Take a look at the RGB FAQ; there are pictures of the connectors and descriptions of how it goes together.

These are the ones:https://proclockers.com/sites/default/files/Corsair_H150i_PRO_01.jpeg

 

Would I need the hub?

 

What kind of fans are those in the front? I can't tell when they are spinning.

 

If they are any of the Corsair RGB fans, you will need to have an RGB Fan Hub. Check out the RGB FAQ linked in my signature.

I'm starting to think that I have to buy the rgb fan separately and they don't come stock w h150i pro.

Hi.. You know the Fans supplied with the H150i Pro do not have RGB lighting?

 

and the 3 SP120 RGB fans supplied with your case should be plugged into an RGB Fan LED Hub,, but they would be controlled by the Case buttons.... to get them to be controlled by iCue or LINK then you would need a Commander Pro or a Lighting Node Pro..

 

lots more info in the linked thread below

 

http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=173880

Thank you. I didn't realize this until tonight. That being said I am noticing that the the h150i fans running at a slower pace than my back and top fans which are connected to the rgb hub. The h150i fans are connected on the mb. Any thoughts on this?

 

Hi.. You know the Fans supplied with the H150i Pro do not have RGB lighting?

 

and the 3 SP120 RGB fans supplied with your case should be plugged into an RGB Fan LED Hub,, but they would be controlled by the Case buttons.... to get them to be controlled by iCue or LINK then you would need a Commander Pro or a Lighting Node Pro..

 

lots more info in the linked thread below

 

http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=173880

you should have your H150i Fans connected to the H150i's fan headers imho

I was thinking about going to buy the rgb lights I mean what's the point of having an open case like this and not having the front have the RGB lights. I think that also comes with like a kid that I could hook up all the lights to as well

 

 

I just don't know why the fans aren't spitting as fast as the back and the top

 

You'll notice the front of the case fans are running much slower than the back or the top

 

http://imgur.com/gallery/R43Hfis

are your Front fans connected to the H150i Pro?

When you say connection are you talking about the filter or the wiring. ? I will need to update tonight with this info as I don't remember exactly where I have these connected.

it's best to have the Fans on your Radiator connected to the Fan header cables that exit from the H150i pro Pump head., this way your radiator fans will only speed up when needed. the rest you have plugged into your motherboard right?.. if so you would control those in Bios

Hi all.so I went and purchased the rgb fans - def spinning faster however ... One of my fans refuse to light up unless I select the lighting control button on the top of the 570x.

 

Heres a video.

 

 

http://imgur.com/gallery/w9xdaWM

 

Any thoughts?

We really cannot judge fan speeds from a video. Posting the fan speeds as measured in iCue is far more helpful.

 

Keep in mind, however, that the fans run on a curve based on the coolant temperature (by default). If the coolant is cool, they won't run fast. As it warms up, they'll speed up. But without the readings from iCue, we really cannot tell you anything.