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3 Reviews
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At first, it might seem somewhat pricey at $70-$80 for a fan and controller kit, but realize that Corsair brings a full, well developed package to the table with the SP Elite RGB kits and that its delivered as a part of large accessory system that works w...
Reasonably priced for the feature set, especially for the multi-packs, Extensive lighting options with software control, Very quiet operation throughout, Consistent, long PWM control with a linear RPM response curve, Decent airflow performance with flow-s
Expensive relative to other case fans, Poor performance as a radiator fan, as there are better performance/noise options, Near-proprietary lighting connection and control
The CORSAIR iCUE SP RGB ELITE fans launch today, as this review goes live. The SP120 RGB ELITE fan will cost $24.99 as a single fan or $79.99 as a triple kit with a Lighting Node CORE, and the SP140 RGB ELITE fan will cost $29.99 as a single fan or $69.9...
Published: 2021-03-18, Author: Mike , review by: eteknix.com
Amazingly bright and bold ARGB lighting effects, Entirely suitable for chassis airflow or as an upgrade on your generic cooling solutions (such as on an AIO), An exceptionally competitive and attractive price point, Strong airflow performance while provid
The kits do not include any splitters for the fan's PWM connections. So you'll either need to get one or make sure your motherboard has enough free ports, Although you are provided with an ARGB hub controller, this does not allow for manual control of the
Affordable, pretty, and almost certainly an upgrade on what you have. Unless you prefer to enter the realms of exceptionally expensive cooling solutions, the Corsair SP120/SP140 RGB Elite (either as a kit or individually) is a fantastic choice for practic...
