Then you have the two LED control boxes that each need to be connected to SATA power and one of them to a USB header on the motherboard

Looks great & is easily controlled with Corsair's Lightning Node Pro kit

I do like the software - its simple to understand, and includes lots of temperature and speed information, and can also control other Corsair products if you have them (RGB Vengeance RAM, water coolers, cases, etc).Despite the cost, I prefer the Node Pro control over the remote, because I also have RGB keyboard, mouse, keypad controller, and headphones, and together I can quickly change the color palette of my system on a whim without having to dig around for the wired controller.

The "fan hub" that it claims to come with is for LED CONTROL ONLY

but that's a sign of bad quality control.

Quiet when controlled by mobo/hub

corsair commander pro$65 for control, lighting node pro$52 for led lite strips control

Pros:- Fan speeds can be automatically controlled by mobo or

Prepare your with having to place the controller somewhere cleanly, or go all out and get their full module lineup and software to do the same as Aura or other software-based LED controls

Other corsair rgb packages have a more robust software controlled setting platform

the rgb doesn`t work on the fans i think the lighting node pro has a factory defect in