It’s your build, cool it how you want to. There’s no limit to the customization you can do. You can assign this curve to multiple fans with the “Copy to” buttons so if you want all your intake fans to dynamically spin up based on your GPU temperature, you can group this configuration to a thermal sensor and using the drop-down menu to the right, copy this configuration to the appropriate fans.
Once you have everything connected, you’ll see something like this screenshot when you launch CORSAIR LINK.įor example, if you want a quiet system and your system temperature runs within acceptable limits, you can have the Commander PRO turn off all your system fans with a custom fan curve. Make sure to plan ahead and pick a location that is reachable by all the fan and LED cables (the included fan extension cables provide added flexibility). Installing the Commander PRO is simple, find a flat surface inside your case and stick it in place with the included pieces of double-sided mounting tape. The Commander PRO includes the following: Taking a quick look at the Commander PRO’s onboard connections, you’ll notice the following: Measuring in at 133mm x 69mm x 15.5mm with a single internal USB 2.0 cable and SATA power cable.
#COMMANDER ONE PRO VS SERIES#
You can monitor temperatures with the included thermistors, control PWM and DC fans, RGB LED strips, and even connect other CORSAIR LINK USB devices such as our intelligent power supplies and Hydro Series coolers with the integrated USB 2.0 HUB.Īfter unboxing the Commander PRO, you’ll notice that it’s surprisingly compact. The Commander PRO is the key to controlling almost every aspect of your build’s cooling and lighting.
#COMMANDER ONE PRO VS SOFTWARE#
Our CORSAIR LINK software and the new Commander PRO combine these features into a single device and software combo. One program controls your lighting, another controls your fans, and maybe even a third monitors your temperatures. Cooling and lighting control for a modern system can be convoluted and messy.
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