Connect ICUE-Link cable to Commander Core XT?

KilligByKillig

Since my computer is getting on in years and is no longer running reliably with the UNreal Engine 5.2+, I wanted to upgrade my PC. The latest Ryzen AM5 generation, DDR5, Corsair 3500x case, etc.

I have no-name fans in my old case (Lian Li O11 Dynamic). But this case is really… wide, especially in terms of width.

I also already have a Commander Core XT from Corsair. Since these link cables have different connectors than regular fan connectors, does anyone know if there's a way to get an adapter, or if one even exists, or should I go with the SeaSonic alternative?

PS I know that Mindfactory and others have cases with the corresponding link hub, but I have 2x 2.5" SSDs, which I still need. So I can't just do without a mount.

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YogiSchreiner
YogiSchreiner
6 months ago

There is an adapter for the older proprietary 3pin-RGB connection on the new iCUE link connection.

However, this is not compatible with fans, but for example with older RGB strips from Corsair, as well as older HydroX products. I also think it makes little sense to mix the various systems.

And from other manufacturers you will not be able to connect any hardware to iCUE-Link. This is also not an exception, but actually for all manufacturers.

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Killig
6 months ago
Reply to  YogiSchreiner

So it would be useful to simply use the SeaSonic MagFlow to connect it to the commander via 4-PIN PWM?

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