CORSAIR iCUE Link RX120 MAX RGB 120mm PWM Thick Fan – High-Static Pressure – Magnetic Dome Bearing – Single Fan – Black

Great fan, love that it came with iCUE cable and connectors, The QX120 fan does not include cable or connectors. I think all fans should come with the cable. Works great with iCUE, only downside for me is the RX has less lights then the QX series. and the QX series has Time Warp (makes fan look like not spinning, or slowly rotating clockwise or counterclockwise)Fans is not loud, fits in 120 MM spot on rear of case great, it replaced non RGB fan and I love that just had to connect to the iCue AIO above and the cable is easy to hide, do not have another cable going to mother RGB/Fan header.Just remember it requires iCUE LINK System Hub. you can get with 3 fan started kit, iCUE link series AIO, or purchase separately

Excellent fans, they look good. For a starter kit, a second long cable should be included. The software needs some improvement. Two fans on the front/side and one on the back will do the job

Great icue based fans. Powerful, quiet, and awesome build quality. They connect together seamlessly. Each fan comes with hardware and a short slim icue cable. Highly recommend to anyone looking to take their build to the next level.

just amazing!! great value. great quality. Keeps my cpu under 40 on full load. fit my corsair 6500x perfectly.. AND LOOKS AMAZING!!

The iCUE software is a nightmare. While trying to configure my fans with the hub, the software wouldn’t even see my fans. I tried so many troubleshooting steps, and it appears to be a widespread problem. Spent over $500 in fans for an experience in which only 1-3/10 fans actually lit up. Every time I start my PC up, it would be completely unpredictable which fans would light up, but never all of them. While the concept behind the hub is nice because there are fewer wires, the implementation is deeply flawed. The fans are very quiet and push a lot of air, however.

Awesome fans! Quiet and look great!

I got s whole corsair fan build and I can't not say this enough. But with the way that the fans attach to each other, it makes it so much easier, especially with cable management. You can have up to 10 fans connected to one ICue hub and this worked amazing on my build. I highly suggest it especially if you are into making your PC look clean and neat.

I just spent most of the day trying to get 3 of these fans to daisy chain unsuccessfully. I've tried 3 Link modules and 2 different sets of fans. No matter what I try it will not recognize the fans. After the first set gave me issues I ordered a replacement through Amazon and they did the same exact thing. I also installed 3 QX fans at the same time and those are working flawlessly. So is the single RX120 Max fan in the back of the case that's connected standalone to the Link module. Looking online this seems to be a somewhat common issue that's only remedied by contacting Corsair support so that can send you an updated Link module that uses a USB-C cable instead of a micro USB cable. Both of the 3 fan starter kits Amazon sent me still had the micro USB cables. So I would advise holding off on buying these until this issue is sorted out. Looking at other reviews it seems other people have no issues with daisy chaining these fans. So I'm wondering if there is another factor in play. I updated all devices to the most current firmware and performed a clean install of the iCUE software but the issue remained. I also went as far as uninstalling all other RGB controller software for all my other hardware. I'll update this review if I get some sort of resolution from Corsair. (don't hold your breath...)I will say these fans perform amazingly and are noticeably quieter than their 25mm counterparts when maintaining the same temp target. Unfortunately you can't control their speed when daisy changed since that must be done through iCUE. They will at least run at a decent speed by default even when not recognized by iCUE. They will fit in the front and top of the 5000D case. You do have to mount the fans between the case and grill on the top of the case so they don't interfere with the 4 pin power plugs on the motherboard.Overall, after spending almost $400 to update the fans in my case due to all the leds in the original AF120 Elite fans starting to fail after just a year or so I'm pretty disappointed with how everything has turned out. For that price I should NOT be having these kinds of issues. Depending on how this turns out I may end up ripping everything out and going with a different brand entirely.