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Soll ich dann die bereits vorinstallierten und angeschlossenen 3x Frontlüfter am PWM Hub entfernen und manuell an einen Commander Core XT anschließen? Oder ist es besser den PWM Hub mit den drei Frontlüftern (sofern möglich) komplett am Commander XT anzuschließen?

Hi, ich habe das 5000D Airflow Gehäuse, welches bereits 3× AF120 RGB Elite-Lüfter in der Front verbaut hat. Diese sind bereits an einem vorinstallierten PWM HUB und einem iCUE Lighting Node PRO angeschlossen. Nun möchte ich noch folgende Lüfter anschließen: Seite: 3x Corsair iCUE SP120 RGB ELITE Hinten: 1x Corsair iCUE SP120 RGB ELITE AIO 360mm Lüfter: 3x AF120 RGB Lüfter Corsair (iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX XT) Ich habe bereits einen Commander Pro XT. Außerdem nutze das ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI Mainboard. Was wäre eine einfache und effiziente Möglichkeit die Lüfter inkl. RGB anzuschließen. Was würde Sinn machen um auch eine sinnvolle Steuerung der Lüftergeschwindigkeit (über iCUE) sicherzustellen?

So it's possible to connect the PWM hub with the Commander Pro XT? And when yes, am I able to control it over the iCUE software?

Hello, I'm a beginner and need some help to plan a 10 fans setup in the Corsair 5000d Airflow case. This is how I want to use the fans: Front: 3 fans (Corsair RGB ELITE 120-mm-PWM) Side: 3 fans (Corsair RGB ELITE 120-mm-PWM) Back: 1 fan (Corsair RGB ELITE 120-mm-PWM) AIO (top): 3 fans (not a Corsair AIO) The case has a PWM Hub included (6 slots). I will also buy a Commander Core XT. Do I need more? So my question is what would be an efficent and easy way to connect the PWM and RGB lighting for all these fans? Also regarding the controlling of the fans speed in the iCUE software.

Hi, is there any disadvantage when using the 5000D Airflow case without the three side fans? I'm planning in just using 3 front, 1 back and the 3 top mounted AIO fans. I saw that there is some flap when you are not using the side fans. I'm using: - MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16GB - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Thanks.

I'm planning to get the case "Corsair iCUE 5000D RGB Airflow" where three AF120 RGB ELITE PWM are pre-installed. I would buy an additional one for the back of the case. But i thought I could control the speed of every fan separetely with the included PWM hub. So I would need to buy a Commander core XT additionally?

Thanks for the info. Im planning to get the 5000D RGB Airflow (not the 5000X). The description says that I can control the fanspeed with the preinstalled PWM hub. What is the difference between the pre-installed PWM hub and a Commander XT? Is it possible to control the fan speed of each connected fan separately with a Commander XT?

So all fans which are connected to the same hub can't be controlled separetely (fan speed)?

Hi, I'm planning to buy a Corsair case (Corsair iCUE 5000D RGB Airflow) and I have questions regarding the pre-installed fans system. I see that there is a PWM repeater used which has three included fans installed. So my question are: - Is it possible to control the fans which are connected with the PWM repeater separately with the ICUE software (fan speed)? - Would it be a better solution to use another case and install the AF120 RGB ELITE fans in combination with the "Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT"? Do I have more possibilities to control the fans?