Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT Smart RGB and Fan Controller CL-9011112-WW [PC]

The Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT combines a PWM fan controller and an RGB controller, transforming your PC case into a smart one. With the CORSAIR iCUE software, you can precisely control fan speeds, detect fans intelligently, and manage RGB lighting for multiple components. ### Key Features - **Smart Case Conversion**: Conveniently control up to six case fans and lighting for multiple RGB components. - **Experience Diverse Scenes**: Enjoy scenes like Corsair Yellow, Visor, Watercolour, and Rain. - **Powerful Smart Controller**: More than just a lighting and fan controller, it can monitor temperatures and integrate with other iCUE devices. - **Precise PWM Fan Control**: Power and control up to six PWM fans, including Zero RPM mode for quiet operation at low loads. - **System-Wide RGB Customization**: Control up to 264 RGB LEDs right out of the box. - **Accurate Temperature Monitoring**: Use two repositionable sensors to monitor system temperatures and adjust fan speeds and RGB lighting automatically. - **Easy Installation**: Thanks to automatic detection, embedded magnets, and a low-profile design. - **Wide Compatibility**: Works with most CORSAIR RGB fans and components, excluding SP120/SP140 RGB LED fans. - **Unite Your Setup**: CORSAIR iCUE software creates an immersive ecosystem with intuitive control.

Using the Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT is a breeze. First, install the CORSAIR iCUE software on your PC. Then, connect up to six PWM fans and your CORSAIR RGB devices to the controller. The software will automatically detect the connected components. You can use the software to set fan speeds, choose RGB lighting effects, and monitor system temperatures. When installing, make sure to place the temperature sensors in critical areas inside your case for accurate monitoring. Also, note that the SP120/SP140 RGB LED fans are not supported. For maintenance, keep the controller clean and free from dust. You can use a can of compressed air to blow away any dust that accumulates over time. If you encounter any issues, check the connections and make sure the software is up to date.