I see why so many people hate Corsair's RGB solution(s). I got this RGB fan hub thing from the LL120 bundle I got that included three fans if that helps out in researching.Ĭan someone please tell me what I need to do to fix my situation? What do I need to buy, what do I need to replace to have less wires, etc.Īlso this is my first build too. I tried looking if I should get a Commander Pro or something else, but I can't seem to figure it out still. the included RGB hub can only hold up to 6 fans, I have 7 fans. However, it's not alone there are a few other high priced, extremely high-end motherboards.I am using all Corsair fans for my build. The X570 Aorus Xtreme is very expensive, with a price tag that makes it more expensive than the CPUs that it's compatible with. That means buyers will need to use a case with enough room to plug things like their 24-pin power connector and internal USB 3.0 headers.
However, it's a bit wider than other motherboards, and on top of that all of the connectors on the right edge area right-angled. It's not a small board: From its weight to its stature, the Xtreme is one tough motherboard. We find that the motherboard has an expansion unit that can support up to eight RGB LED fans (either normal RGB or addressable), offers two extra temperature inputs, and acts as a USB 2.0 internal header hub. We also find the new Wireless AX WIFI controller capable of up to 2.4Gbps speeds, and a 1Gbit NIC from Intel.Īorus RGB Fan Commander: With a $700 price tag the X570 Aorus Xtreme better come with some bells and whistles, and in this case it does.
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