Posted May 13, 2018. There are some lingering fan control issues with the Early Release builds of iCUE. I would suggest going to Link 4.9.7 to see if this addresses the problem. Some of the features like DC/PWM select have not been implemented into iCUE and it does glitch now and then.
You have to create your own profile to do so. Hit the + sign and create a new profile and then you will have options. The 3 there are static set by Corsair and can not be changed. Not yet but the presets dont change the speed like they should the stop at 1110 ish Rpm on all 3 settings. Moderator.
Just installed my Corsair Commander Pro, and it is not working correctly. Whenever I power my computer on and open iCue, there is no Performance tab on the left. The 12V, 5V, and 3.3V tabs on the right read 0V as well. I've managed to get the Performance tab to show up by unplugging and replugging the SATA power connector.
Posted November 6, 2019. The Commander Pro is a 6 fan speed controller, plus a RGB Lighting Controller (Lighting Node Pro) in one package. The fan speed control will work with almost any fan 3 DC or 4 pin PWM, including your ML-LED. However, the lighting system is only for the Corsair RGB fans (ML-RGB, HD, LL, SP-RGB).
Okay, I got it working. So couple of things. The h150i pro would never work with the commander pro, but it worked just fine when I directly connected it to the mobo. Secondly, I'm not sure if I originally did it wrong or not, but I had the fans connected to the corsair link and then the commander pro which I could never get working. I'm having issues with the Commander Pro's RGB channels. One has the fan hub plugged into it, which hosts four LL fans. The other RGB channel has a string of three Corsair RGB light strips connected. But they aren't being detected by iCUE. I upgraded the Commander Pro to the latest firmware and am running the latest version of iCUE software. Oct 5, 2021. #1. I have 13 RGB fans utilizing these Corsair hubs: Commander Pro (x1) (not using the lighting channels on it at all as it only works with lighting node pro) Commander Core (x1) Lighting Node Core (x2) All fans are running but the 4 fans plugged into one of the lighting node cores are not lit. Both lighting node cores are showing
Commander Pro's USB 2 port has one port unconditionally dead whether the extension function is not working properly. So, I bought an NZXT hub and connected 2 AIO USB jacks and 1 node core to it, and the Commander Pro is connected to the main board and only the front USB port of the case is connected and used. It's all working now.
Good evening, Recently I bought an iCUE 465X RGB Case. It comes with 3 LL120 RGB fans and an iCUE Lighting Node CORE. Today I finished upgrading to the new case. I plugged the node in Sata Power and an USB 2.0 Header of my MB. Fans RGB are connected to the node. When I start up the PC, the LL120 fans are spinning, but the RGB isn´t working.
As it is, the lighting node pro comes with 2 channels, 1 channel will handle upto 6 Corsair (proprietary connectors) ARGB fans via the included hub, the other channel can power upto 4 ARGB strips (included). The Only reason to get the Commander would be IF you wanted the Corsair software to also monitor/control fan speeds.
Hi I have an issue with iCue when resuming from sleep. The RGB colours on the fans and CPU block default to the rainbow and iCue is unable to see any of my corsair parts, I need to reboot to get them working again. Motherboard: Asus Prime X470 AIO: Corsair H150i Pro PSU: HX850i Corsair Lighting n
Solution. #2. The Corsair HD 120 RGB LED High Performance PWM fans come with two connection cables. One ends in a 4-pin female standard fan connector for fan motor power and control, and those are the ones you have plugged into your Commander Pro Hub fan ports, I presume.
17 hours ago, DevBiker said: 1) Yes, you can use either your motherboard or the Commander Core XT. Either will work. It's standard PWM to control the pump speeds. 2) The temp sensor would need to have a temp sensor header on your motherboard. It's a standard temp sensor so if your motherboard has one, it'll work. I would recommend you make use much smaller PWM hubs to extend capacity vs 3 Commander Pro controllers, unless you are after the LED ports on those controllers. Most PWM hubs can power 6-10 fans (at the same speed) while using 1 Commander Pro PWM header and 1 SATA connection for power. The RGB is a much bigger problem.
Step 5: Corsair Commander Pro. In case you are using the Corsair Commander Pro and it was working fine till the last time you checked in, but now it is no longer working and all the connectors are in a perfect way then the last option for you will be to reset the device and see if that’s working for you. If not, then you need to take the
I have this same issue. Lighting Node Core that came with QL120's is not recognized when plugged into Commander Pro. Is recognized when plugged direct into mobo (Asus Crosshair VIII X570). I have the spare USB port on the mobo to use, but it bugs me that the onboard ports of the $75 controller don't work as they should. Paging Corsair support
Commander core XT is installed but not showing up in iCue, so I can't control the fans. However my Corsair H100I Elite AIO is plugged into the Commander core and I see it just fine. BIOS is up to date. ICue is up to date. I'm Running an Intel 7 12700 and a ROG STRIX Z690A D4 Motherboard. Literally everything else is Corsair. PSU, Fans, Case etc.
So if that's not connected that could be an issue. Also, make sure that the USB port is enabled or try another port. Sharing some more system info would be helpful too. Is it possible for corsair to send me a new one I've tried unplugging it and plugging it back in and it still won't work properly.
It should work. You could do a full power down of the system and try to boot it back up. First time I booted my CoPro with a H100i plugged in, it wasn't detected. Try swapping headers between the capellix and the commander pro. Note that it is easy to plug devices offset by one pin on the commander pro USB header.
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