Hey there,
I know the documentation says that Corsair Link does do well with non-PWM fans, but back when I was using the H100i, I had non-PWM fans reporting perfectly and I was able to change their speeds with no problems.
I'm going to be doing some water cooling and thus I'm looking to have a couple of fan hubs as I'm going to have about 12-15 Fans. I'm using the Corsair SP140 which are DC fans, but I was hoping if you plug them into a Commander Mini that:
1. They would be reported and controlled as PWM since the hub is PWM
2. That each fan would be reported separately or in groups within the LINK software.
3. Be able to use TWO Commander Minis in tandem.
Has anyone been able to get the above to work properly with full control over the non-pwm fan, separate fans in a group and/ or use 2 Minis?
Thanks,
I know the documentation says that Corsair Link does do well with non-PWM fans, but back when I was using the H100i, I had non-PWM fans reporting perfectly and I was able to change their speeds with no problems.
I'm going to be doing some water cooling and thus I'm looking to have a couple of fan hubs as I'm going to have about 12-15 Fans. I'm using the Corsair SP140 which are DC fans, but I was hoping if you plug them into a Commander Mini that:
1. They would be reported and controlled as PWM since the hub is PWM
2. That each fan would be reported separately or in groups within the LINK software.
3. Be able to use TWO Commander Minis in tandem.
Has anyone been able to get the above to work properly with full control over the non-pwm fan, separate fans in a group and/ or use 2 Minis?
Thanks,
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