Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 manual#
Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 pro#
Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 series#

Also, i love that i can control all my LEDs from 1 source and via software.ĭo note that when going with Corsair HD120 fans, you can't connect them to Corsair Link when you have Corsair AIO. Since i already have HUE+ and 2x AER RGB140 fans, i'm planning to get LED strips to illuminate my Skylake internals even further. Where you can have up 5x AER RGB fans on one channel while having up to 4x LED strips (10 LEDs per one LED strip) on second channel.

Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 series#

With HUE+, you can also go with HUE+ extension kit: 1 Noctua NF-S12B redux-1200 Check Price 2 Scythe Kaze Flex Sealed Precision FBD 120mm Fan 800 RPM Check Price 3 Corsair LL Series fans Check Price 4 Noctua NF-A12x25 120mm fan Check Price 5. HUE+ has 2 channels, each channel is supporting up to 5x AER RGB fans. LED hub supports up to 6x Corsair RGB fans.Ĭontrolling the LEDs is via NZXT CAM software.

Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 manual#

When buying HD120 or AER RGB120, don't forget to buy the LED controller as well.Ĭontrolling the LEDs is manual by pressing the appropriate buttons on LED controller. While having twice as better static pressure: Performance vise, HD120 is better than AER RGB120: At current time, there are no HD140 (140mm) fans made. Here are few pics of my Skylake build as well: Īs far as i know, Corsair only offers HD120 fans. Pros Great RGB results Can be controlled in many ways Well priced Lengthy cable Cons LEDs are noticeable 173 Reviews Size: 120, 140 and 200mm Airflow: 41.14 CFM (max) RPM: 500-1500 RPM Noise: 25.2 dBA Check Price Thermaltake is another relatively big name in the gaming industry. NZXT AER RGB fans are all about eyecandy since you have 8 individually controllable LEDs around the outer rim of the fan that you can control with NZXT HUE+. While having much better static pressure:Īs far as warranty goes, NZXT gives it's AER RGB fans 2 years of warranty while Corsair gives their ML series fans 5 years of warranty.įor eyecandy, Corsair ML series fans have 4 LEDs inside the fan hub that doesn't change it's brightness depending on the fan RPM. Mostly because the huge RPM range Corsair ML series fans have (400-2400 RPM for ML120 and 400-2000 RPM for ML140).īy performance, Corsair ML series fans have about same airflow as NZXT AER RGB fans:

Nzxt aer rgb 2 vs corsair ll120 pro#

I have: NZXT AER RGB140, Corsair ML120 PRO red LED and Corsair ML140 PRO red LED.ĭepending on which RPM you run the fans, Corsair ML series can be quieter or louder than NZXT AER RGB fans. Well the LL fans have same static pressure as the AER fans so that doesnt makes any difference right?I can give you info about the fans that i have in my Skylake build (full specs in my sig). While Corsair did release ML RGB fans, they reduced the performance compared to the ML Pro fans and the looks aren't on the top level either. In this case, i'd replace all my ML Pro and AER RGB fans out. If Corsair would've taken the performance of their ML Pro fans and combined them with the looks of LL-series fans, we'd have the best fans, both performance and eyecandy wise. While HD140 doesn't have as good airflow as AER140 RGB, it has better static pressure which is helpful when you use it as a rad fan. One thing to note, Corsairs H110i GT is distinctly quieter than the Kraken X61 at respective fan. But if you want to have improved airflow through your rad with different looks than AER RGB, you can go for Corsair HD140 RGB fans, with stats of: Product Comparison: NZXT AER RGB 2 vs Corsair LL120 RGB. If all you care is eyecandy, it's hard to find anything more stunning looking than LL-series. Here, it's up to you if you want to change your fans or not. Here's the specs comparison between the two While i too have AER140 RGB fans in use in my Skylake and Haswell PCs (full specs with pics in my sig), with 3x 140mm fans per PC, i won't switch my AER140 RGB fans out to get better eyecandy with reduced cooling performance. Performance wise, LL-series are mediocre and there are better fans out there, like AER140 RGB. As far as Corsair LL-series goes, they have one of the most stunning looks, especially when you love RGB.