CORSAIR iCUE Link LX120 RGB 120mm PWM Fans Triple Pack – Dual Light Loops – Includes iCUE Link System Hub – CORSAIR AirGuide Technology – Black

I picked up the CORSAIR iCUE Link LX120 RGB fan for my setup and it’s honestly been great. Right out of the box, it feels like a high-quality fan. The build is solid, not flimsy or cheap feeling at all. It’s got that durable, long-lasting kind of vibe, like it's made to handle some serious run time.The RGB is super clean and smooth. It lights up bright, but not too flashy, and with the iCUE software, it’s easy to control the colors and sync it with the rest of your setup. Whether you want a single color or full-on rainbow effects, it all looks great and runs without any hiccups.Performance-wise, it does the job well. It keeps my system cool and stays quiet, even when I’m gaming or running heavier tasks. I’ve noticed a slight drop in temps since installing it, which is always a plus. It moves a good amount of air for a 120mm fan, and I never have to worry about noise—it’s just smooth and consistent.The iCUE Link system is also a big win. Connecting multiple fans with one cable keeps the inside of the case super clean. Less cable mess means better airflow and a way more organized build. Plus, setup is quick and simple.Overall, the LX120 is a solid pick if you want something that performs great, looks awesome, and feels like it’ll last for a long time.

first 140mm fan i have used so i dont have reference but this is extremely nice and the airflow it moves around is insane. must have for anyone obsessed with thermals like i am

Easy to install, Fan control is fantastic, RGB looks outstanding on white, and Airflow does reverse.

Easy install Icue link system makes it easy to have everything installed together especially when adding a Corsair AIO

Pretty, overpriced, and walled off, computer parts... I got out of Apple's trap only to fall into Corsair'sIf you have already fallen into the trap that is iCUE and the Corsair eco-system, these fans will be a bright spot, and are the best RGB option IMO. The dual loops looks great and the high static pressure LX120 performs well. The performance is better than the QX or RX and the lighting is better than the RX and close enough to the QX. They're not the quietest fans but they're not terribly loud either.Corsair's Link system is clean and easy but it's also Corsair's, so you're stuck using Corsair's iCUE software which is somehow made worse by how almost good it is. It is extremely versatile, but it will also randomly stop responding, which isn't ideal for software that is controlling cooling fans. Previously I used Fan Control which was a great fan controlling software but it doesn't work with Corsairs iCUE Link fans because nothing does so I now have to pay extra attention to my temps and restart iCUE if my fans aren't speeding up. Another choice iCUE oversight is that there are no obvious options for changing fan and LED behavior based on time of day, a very convenient feature that I know at least NZXT Cam has.If you aren't already using iCUE maybe look into a cheaper ecosystem? Idk in my experience with Lian Li and NZXT, nobody is getting it quite right and there's always some annoying shortcoming with just about everyone's peripheral controlling software.

Besides being insanely expensive the Corsair Link System is amazing makes cable management a breeze. Having power and data all through one cable makes these ideal for small bases or just in tight areas. Really great over all and being able to daisy-chain them is great. Just as a FYI though you need the link hub.

It is not clear if the fans are used as intake or output of air. I really care for the esthetics of my computer and had to put these the wrong way so the air goes out of my pc. I can't return them since I am not in the US.

Works as it should. Corsair comes through again