Corsair QL Series, Ql120 RGB, 120mm RGB LED Fan, Triple Pack with Lighting Node Core

Like the LL120s, these are great looking and perform well, but with one major flaw. The fan 4-related ones don't run very well if you connect them that way You can do this by setting the lighting node to 6. However, not all fan lights turned on when I tested the QLs using the LLs. Eventually I got them all (3 QLs and 3 LLs) to work on only one node I don't know how they all work on different nodes. I attached the QLs as fans 1 and 2 to accomplish this On the node, we have set the fans to just 3, removed the LLs entirely, and only enabled would then reconnect all three of the LL fans one at a time while simultaneously increasing the number of fans to be displayed The LLs are set to be fans 4 All the syncs work well and everything While the LLLs are somewhat more blue than the LLLs, there is still a difference. In the following images, the top fans are Thermaltake riing trios. If you are looking to mix and match fans, keep in mind that they may look off when placed side by side. Fans on the bottom and back of the cabinet are QLs, and the ones on the front There is only one cable per Corsair fan, while there are two cables per Thremaltake fan. In my opinion, Thermaltake's software and set up is a lot easier to use rather than the Riing trios. So I would suggest you go with them if you are undecided between either. Attached are pictures of the Riing trios and QLs so that you can compare them. However, the way the Thermaltake is setup is much easier and cleaner as compared with the Corsair node.

Kase Hahn

| Feb 14, 2021

The Corsair one is RGB, and it is very expensive, so don't fool ourselves into thinking you want it for As with the LL120, the LED cable is run to one box and the fan is driven via 4 pins.

The RGB strips are basically two LL120 stacked on top of one another. It's divided into two zones, the top and the bottom (or the front and the back depending on the method of mounting the device). We know corsair makes one of the most powerful and resource intensive (in terms of operating system resources) control software products on the market. I would say if you have to read the review before deciding if you want it, you probably won't. It doesn't matter if you are hopelessly devoted to the RGB Cult that Corsair has created, you will buy no matter what.

Journee Bates

| Jul 10, 2021

There are six As the logo spins, it is not centered at all. This RGB fan has the best price on the market. Do you still want to stay? I understand, thanks. An evaluation of your performance in real life. They are only case fans, so we have to start with the negative issues. It's a waste of time and money. This is a very low static pressure and is not very useful at low speeds. It is useless to use the mounting screws. I noticed that all six fans featured metal logos and that none of them were even close to being centered on the fan side. Odd since these are supposed to be All of them need to be re-stamped. If you plan to use radiators, you will need to create a shroud to close the gaps. A second time. This is all about the bling and not about the At the RPM needed to get good airflow, it is fairly loud. I felt that they were considerably more expensive after they were installed and tested. It was planned that I would replace 12 fans on 2 radiators (push/pull), but I only got these fans to replace the visual ones. On top of the rad there are three, and on the bottom there are three. The very old TT is still in my possession Push up on the bottom link and pull upward on the top link to operate the 1225 Ring fans. In addition to running slower, they can operate at a lower DB and have more CFM since they are sealed to The resulting noise on both sides was too loud, and although the visuals were great, the performance drop was not worth it. There are a lot of pros to putting them together. I really like the RGB system, the wires are long and the LEDs look amazing. I could place the fans and controllers in any location I wanted since they are in a Phanteks enthoo primo. The setup is easy. The installation is easy as well. It will be fun to program RGB for hours and hours. My point of view is positive in that regard. Are you coming up with a good RGB design? There's a program here that you can use. I went all Corsair in the end to see how it turns out, since it was the bling that got me here and while ICUE has the ability to fight back every now and then, I went with Corsair in the end to see how it worked Soon, 10 more Corsair fans(not QLs), as well as RGB CPU blocks, will be added to the keyboard, the PWsup, and these QLs. IF they were at a lower price point then these would earn a star but as they stand, the parts that Corsair tout for justifying the price aren't perfect (off center metal logo, bad QC) and they favor In spite of that, they are really beautiful!.

Keith Forbes

| May 29, 2021

In a nutshell, These fans are the best. It's so amazing how good they look! Corsair is an ecosystem you will enjoy if you are like me. Awkward wiring is one of the most challenging parts of the project. In terms of building, there is one thing builders need to keep an eye out for the amount of air the fans will didn't consider that when selecting these fans, and for them to move any air they need to be turned up very high. It appears that the case fans I removed from my Asus are in the 90s CFM range. There are photos from the 50s here. Thus, you need to be cautious. ALMOST AS HOT AS THEY ARE!.

Kylo Herman

| Apr 13, 2021

This is why I was very excited to get them. The total number of items I purchased was 5. When it comes to value for money, they do exactly what they are advertised to do, and they are very pretty, so the customer can decide how much this is worth to them. There is a direct correlation between my two-star rating (which was almost a one-star review, I had to calm down before I could change it) and how difficult it is to install the devices. I installed these in a fresh chassis of a new computer that I was building and I had the luxury of setting up the components The fans were the only thing I did not like about the build. It should have been relatively straightforward This does not fit in the holes in the fan casing since the screws that came with it don't fit I thought I was having trouble with the first one because I thought either the screws were bad or it was a manufacturing error, but it was neither. Depending on how fast the fan was installed, it took as long as an hour. It's true, I struggled for more than five hours trying to thread every screw into every hole, almost fifteen hours in all. A screw takes about 20 minutes to install. Though I am a strong man who works in construction and I have extremely strong hands, I still got blisters and cramps when I tried to put enough pressure on these screws to get them to fit without stripping the screws, and I still stripped a few. The installation of these things is something that probably can't be done by anyone lacking above average strength. You are out of luck if you are replacing an existing fan and you cannot fit both arms (yes, there are two) in the case. Even though you can go out and buy new screws, Corsair should have supplied them with properly fitting screws for the premium price of their fans. The fans I am reviewing are not recommended, but I do suggest that if you do decide to buy them, you should buy different screws before attempting to install them.

Trey Atkinson

| Aug 03, 2020