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Thank you, c-attack. After reviewing what you wrote, I checked again and solved the problem. You were right, but I wanted to proceed without changing the wiring configuration. It turns out that I couldn't control the RGB lights because I selected the wrong fan type in iCue, as shown in the picture I provided. When I selected the 8 LED Fan series, the issue with RGB control was completely resolved. My exhaust fan is indeed the Elite iCue supported version, as you suggested, so I can control both its PWM and RGB lights. Currently, I'm using iCue to control the PWM of the fans through a custom curve on the h100i, and I'm using the Node Pro to control the RGB lights of the other four fans. To synchronize all the RGB lights, I created a setup using "Murals" so that I can control all the RGB lights in sync. Apart from these, I encountered another problem with not being able to control the h100i and the other fans in PWM mode, and the RGB lights not working. The cause of this issue was an application called HWInfo. To troubleshoot, I selected a static color from the "Hardware Lighting" panel in iCue, and whenever the HWInfo application is running, the system operates in that color, but it switches to the desired RGB setup when I close it. I disabled the monitoring and logging of the Corsair Commander Core through HWInfo, and the problem was completely resolved. Indeed, as you mentioned, if I had connected all the fans to the 6-slot Commander and selected the correct fan type in iCue, it would have been resolved earlier.

Hello everyone, First of all, I have specifically examined the documents on the forum, especially those by Zotty, regarding my situation. I own an Airflow 4000D RGB model with three fans at the front. I couldn't mention the model of the front fans as I don't know them. Since there is no exhaust fan, I purchased one iCUE SP120 RGB Elite 120mm fan. I am also using the H100i Elite Capellix as the CPU cooler. Over a period of 2-3 months, according to the installation shown in the image I will provide, fans 2 and 3 at the front of the case are running at a fixed speed without RGB lighting. Fan number 1 has a single color and is constant. Meanwhile, the RGB lighting on the exhaust fan is not working, but it is spinning at a fixed speed. In the iCUE software, I can only see the H100i Elite Capellix and Node Pro, and I am unable to control the RGB lighting or fans from either of them. Is there anyone who can help me figure out where I went wrong? It may seem silly to those who are knowledgeable about the Corsair ecosystem, but don't I need to be able to control the 3 front fans, 2 H100i fans, and 1 exhaust fan with the Commander Pro that comes with the H100i? The Commander Pro has 6 fan inputs and 6 RGB inputs. Would it be illogical to disconnect the included Lightning Node and the 6-slot RGB controller that comes with the case and connect all the fans to the Commander Pro that comes with the H100i? I read in the documents that there can be issues with different fan models, I don't know the model of the front fans, but I think the other fans are 2 ML and 1 SP. I know that all 3 fans have iCUE support. Thank you.