Unfortunately, the Commander Pro only supports the 3-pin (RGB) LED Strip. There are a total of six fan headers you can connect either a 3-pin fan or a 4-pin PWM fan. This minimizes the exposed cables, giving a nice and clean build with well-managed cable routing. The Commander Pro has two USB 2.0 headers, this means you can connect another accessory, like the Lighting Node Pro, via the Commander Pro instead of connecting it directly to the motherboard. You can connect the Commander Pro in one of the USB header on the motherboard, usually located at the bottom portion of the motherboard. The Commander Pro has a USB connector and a SATA power connector. Let’s take a closer look at the Commander Pro first. On the other hand, the Lighting Node Pro is a small hub with two (RGB) LED headers but the package contains 4 RGB LED strips. Although the Commander Pro already has two (RGB) LED headers, the package doesn’t come with RGB LED strips. Now the Commander Pro and Lighting Node Pro are two different products. It’s basically a “complete control” solution for your PC’s cooling, lighting and monitoring needs. It lets you connect up to six 3-pin or 4-pin PWM fans has two 3-pin (RGB) LED header, four temperature sensor headers and has two USB 2.0 headers. The Corsair Commander Pro is a multipurpose / all-in-one hub for your fans, (RGB) lighting and temperature. Please continue reading our review below and find out more about these products.Ĭorsair Commander Pro Review – The All-In-One Hub

This is where the Corsair Commander Pro and Lighting Node Pro comes in. Not to mention, you’ll have to monitor and control all these fans and lighting effects. Not only that motherboard headers could be inadequate, but it would be very difficult to route and tidy all those cables. Motherboard fan and RGB headers are sometimes inadequate, especially if the system that you are building needs several fans and LED strips installed. Today we’re going to take a look at and review these products and see how these can help you with your build. Don’t fret my friends because Corsair got you covered with the Corsair Commander Pro and Corsair Lighting Node Pro. If you’re building a complete desktop tower PC with all the fans and (fancy) lighting incorporated inside the case then you’re probably wondering how or wished that you can control all the fans and RGB lighting simultaneously via a hub.

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