airgoo Corsair RGB 4-Pin to 3-Pin ARGB Adapter | ICUE Commander Core Xt/Lighting Node Core/Commander Pro Converter, to 5v 3-Pin Addressable RGB

Turned my ARGB ID-Cooling AIO fans and pump hub into perfectly controlled Corsair fans. And with the top mount on the AIO at first glance you can't really they don't match the rest of my case fans. Would definitely use again if I want to control all my older Corsair RGB fan hub.

but until that happens, I'm glad there are people out there that can make and sell these little adapters. it's just a little piece but a huge problem solver. I've got a Corsair Ecosystem in my PC and a non-Corsair water block on my GPU (as well as some "cheap" RGB strips) which can function within Corsair. like I said, this is a great little problem solver.

I got this to sync my ARGB fans to iCUE, and it worked just as intended. My ARGB fans were daisy chained so I didn’t need any extra. It connected right away and the fans displayed normal brightness. It was a little expensive for what I got but I’d say it was worth it.

These worked great to clean up the excess 3-pin adapters I had in place (because my motherboard only has 1 header). They connected to my Corsair Commander XT without any issues and were detected by SignalRGB. These did, however, not work with my Phanteks DS30 series fans. They did not show all of the LEDs correctly. Maybe a limitation of the Corsair product?

Worked great on my generic rgb fans connecting to a corsair hub. Tried it on a light strip, only lit 8 of the lights, the same number as in a fan, go figure. Not a problem of this device, it's a limitation of the Corsair iCUE software.

I'd had my Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black Edition plugged into my MSI MAG Tomahawk JRAINBOW2 port, but couldn't control it with Mystic Light. It was continually in a rainbow wave color and set to max brightness (so basically the surface of the sun). I have mainly Corsair iCue components (RAM, case, keyboard, headset, mouse) and decided I'd try plugging this cooler fan into the Corsair Lighting CORE on my case with this cable. The LEDs started flickering constantly with red, green, blue, and white. I disconnected it and plugged it back into the motherboard JRAINBOW2 port -- and wouldn't you know it, I could address the cooler with Mystic Light...but while the overall effects would be applied, I still had some LEDs stuck in red, blue, green and white. I shouldn't have messed with it and just accepted I needed to either wear a welding mask while at my pc or apply 10% car window tint to my tempered glass PC case side. Luckily the mounting kit I ordered for my second, non-LED cooler came in. I would not recommend this converter for Cooler Master RGB fans. I feel like I'm in the world's worst nightclub until I can swap this cooler out after work. (For reference, every other LED component/accessory works fine, including the three case fans in my case that are also attached to the same lighting node)

Took less the 15min to fully install and setup icue. Now my Be quiet! light wing works on my corsair rgb hub.

If you are shopping for this very specific cable, you may or may not have burned by a low-quality version; but this is the good one. I wrote a similar review on their 3-Pin model as well, and both of these cables have been of terrific quality.

Very good stuff and a big saver too

En effet, je ne doute pas du fonctionnement du câble car j'ai été obligé de prendre une autre marque à cause de Corsair et du Corsair Commander que j'ai. Il faut être sur que le corsair que vous ayez soit un Commander Core XT (4 pin) et non un Commander Pro (3 Pin). mais la conversion des port RGB fonctionne bien.

To start with this item is designed purely to work with the corsair commander core xt and the lighting node core as it has the 4 pin connector, this will not be compatible with a commander pro or the lighting node pro as they use a 3 pin connector. First impressions are it's a neat cable with 2 3 pin argb plugs , it comes nicely packed in a box with instructions on how to use this with the corsair icue software. The connections are well built with no rough edges and fit in the commander core perfectly and the software allows me to control non corsair rgb lights with the corsair icue software meaning I only need one rgb controlling software installed o my pc. Overall I am more than happy with this product and the price may be a little more than others charge the same style product this includes good instructions on how to use the product and it works well, so if your looking to use this cable to control your argb lighting with icue then I can happily recommend it.

سرعة في التوصيل ومنتج مطابق للوصف تماما شكرا لكم 🙏🏼

This works flawlessly but when you have wired it all up to your Corsair lighting node, open icue and click lighting set up as you have to tell it what is connected. I've used this lead in channel 2 of my lighting node pro I then enter icue and hit lighting set up On channel two I change the item on channel 2 to RGB LED strip Then in the box next to it I select how many strips I've connected in my case 2 strips You have to do this or only one strip may work, it's simple and you also have to do the same even if using Corsair lighting strips, I just thought I'd mention it to save anyone else time trying to figure it out, works great and I've attached a picture of my PC with this lead fitted. Very happy with the lead and the results.