Thanks for this!
The max current spec of 4.5A for the Commander Core XT is confusing. Is it only applied to the fan ports? If not, then I'm assuming this is 4.5A max @ 12v = 54 watts max for the entire unit - both fans and RGB.
For example, using Corsair LL120 RGB LED 120mm fans. They have 16 LEDS @ 39.94 mA / LED = 639 mA per fan @ 5v = 3.2 watts per fan.
The fan connections @ 12v would be: [ 0.3A | 0.3A | 0.3A | 0.3A | 0.3A + 0.3A | 0.3A + 0.3A ] = 2.4 A * 12v = 28.8 watts for 6 fans
The rgb connections would be: [ 0.639 A | 0.639 A | 0.639 A | 0.639 A | 0.639 A + 0.639 A | 0.639 A + 0.639 A ] = 5.11A @ 5v = 25.55 watts for 6 RGB fan lighting
So 28.8 watts for fan control, and 25.55 watts for RGB lighting = 54.35 watts for everything, which is over the 4.5A max @ 12v. Likewise, splitting an RGB header on the Commander Core XT to power two RGB fan lightings means 0.639A + 0.639A > 1A listed max per port. But again, is the 1A only applied to 12V fan ports?