tmh209

I did the same build except for LL fans. I used QL120 fans and both the Lighting Node Core and the Commander Core are connected to the Commander Pro USB ports. Then the Commander Pro to the Motherboard. iCue will show you all 3 controllers. Commander Pro for LL120 speed control, Lighting Node Core for LL120 RGB control, Commander Core for AIO speed control for pump and the ML120 fans and RGB control for the pump and ML120 fans. Basically in both scenarios iCue should recognize every component.

I installed everything yesterday (without Internal USB HUB from NZXT) and then did a clean Windows install. Everything worked but the moment i started HWINFO64 to check temps etc. the voltage readings of the CoPro were strange. Fans showing up then disappearing again. Restarted pc and then when i started HWINFO i disabled Corsair link and Asetek support and that fixed everything. No problems whatsoever. Temps are good, can change fan speed and lighting so i'm lucky with this motherboard i guess.

Hey guys. I'm doing a new build and i will use a H150i Capellix and 6xQL120 fans for the case (with lighting node core). Also have a Commander Pro. Motherboard is a Asus X570-E with 2 usb 2.0 connectors. There is enough space for the controllers in the case (Lian Li o11 dynamic) The setup i wanted: The ML120 rgb fans with the H150i go to the Commander Core QL120 fans connected to 1 Lighting Node Core. Lighting Node Core and Commander Core connected to Commander Pro. Commander Pro connected to the Motherboard so only 1 usb connector will be used. The other will be used for the front i/o usb. I also have the Internal USB Hub from NZXT but i'm a bit scared that it will cause issues or even potentially fry other parts so i don't really want to use that. My question is if this setup will work or will it cause issues? Will this be too much for the Commander Pro?