Corsair LL120 Fan

No, this is a single-pack fan and does not include the Corsair Lighting Node Pro or Commander Pro required to control the RGB effects. You will need an existing Corsair RGB controller to customize the lighting.

While this fan is optimized for case airflow, it can be used on radiators. However, its design prioritizes high airflow over the high static pressure typically preferred for liquid cooling radiators.

The white frame is primarily for aesthetics, but it does act as a reflective surface. This helps the RGB lighting appear brighter and more diffused compared to the black version of the same fan.

At its maximum speed of 2200 RPM, the fan produces 36 dB(A). It is audible under a full load, but the PWM control allows you to set a custom fan curve to keep it quieter during lighter tasks.

Yes, this fan uses a standard 4-pin PWM connector, making it compatible with almost all modern motherboard fan headers for speed control. Note that the RGB lighting requires a separate proprietary Corsair connector.

The dual light loop design features two separate rings of LEDs: one on the outer frame and one around the center hub. This allows you to create more complex, layered lighting effects than a standard single-ring fan.