CORSAIR iCUE LINK RX II RGB

The pre-installed decorative plate on RX II RGB is detachable. The fan can be used with or without the decorative plate depending on your preference.

• Insert the 600mm iCUE LINK Cable (E2) into an open iCUE LINK Port (F) on your RX II RGB fan frame.
• Attach the fan frame to your computer case using four QuikTurn® Mounting Screws (C).

• Connect your power supply unit to the Power Input (I) on the iCUE LINK System Hub (B), using the 6-pin PCIe power cable included with it.
• Connect one end of the USB Cable (D) to the USB Input (J) on the iCUE LINK System Hub (B), and the other end (9-pin USB 2.0 connector) to a USB 2.0 header on your motherboard.
• Connect the other end of the 600mm iCUE LINK Cable (E2) into one of the iCUE LINK System Hub's iCUE LINK Ports (H).

• Connect the RX II RGB Expansion fan into an existing fan group by aligning and inserting the iCUE LINK Active and Passive Connectors into the open iCUE LINK (F) and Bridge Connector (G) Ports. Alternatively, you can connect it using the 135mm iCUE LINK Cable (E1).
• Insert the 600mm iCUE LINK cable (E2) into an open iCUE LINK Port (F) on your RX II RGB fan.

• Connect your power supply unit to the Power Input (I) on the iCUE LINK System Hub (B), using the 6-pin PCIe power cable included with it.
• Connect one end of the USB Cable (D) to the USB Input (J) on the iCUE LINK System Hub (B), and the other end (9-pin USB 2.0 connector) to a USB 2.0 header on your motherboard.
• Connect the other end of the 600mm iCUE LINK Cable (E2) from the fan group to one of the iCUE LINK System Hub's iCUE LINK Ports (H).

Learn more and download the latest CORSAIR iCUE software

• Once iCUE is installed, run the software. The iCUE LINK RX II RGB tile will appear in the iCUE interface.

• If any of the connected devices need a firmware update, you will be prompted to perform an update via a notification in the top right corner. You can also click the settings (cog wheel icon in the top right corner) and check for the software and firmware updates manually.

While the iCUE LINK System Hub and RX II RGB fans do not support hot-plugging, you can still quickly detect newly connected devices without powering down your PC by following these steps:

• Click on Settings cogwheel in the iCUE LINK System Hub tile.

• Click Start next to Device Enumeration to re-detect all connected devices.

Choose which lighting effect will be displayed when the iCUE software is running:

• Select the iCUE LINK RX II RGB tile.
• Select "Lighting Effects" in the left-hand panel.
• If present, click an existing layer in the "Lighting Layers" panel to edit it, or click on the "+" button to create a new lighting layer.
• Select the desired lighting effect by clicking on one of the available options in the "Lighting Type" panel.
• In the "Quick Lighting Zones" panel, select the product you want to apply the selected effect to. Choose "All" to apply the selected effect to all listed products.

Choose which lighting effect will be displayed when iCUE software is not running, usually during computer the startup phase:

• Toggle the Device Memory Mode by clicking the button.
• Select the desired lighting effect by clicking on one of the available options in the "Lighting Type" panel.
• Click on the memory card icon to save the setting.

• Click “Cooling” to access the cooling performance.
• Select the desired cooling preset for each device.

• Alternatively, click the “+” icon under “Cooling Presets” to create a custom fan curve.

Choose how your fan(s) will perform when iCUE software is not running, usually during computer the startup phase:

• Toggle the Device Memory Mode by clicking the button.
• Select the desired setting by clicking on one of the available options in the "Cooling Presets" panel.

• Alternatively click the “+” icon under “Cooling Presets” to create a custom fan curve.
• Click on the memory card icon to save the setting.

The "Alerts" feature allows you to set custom alerts or trigger specific actions when your device reaches a certain temperature:

• Click “Alerts” to access the alerts page.
• Set the temperature values for triggering specific alert action.

Is the RX360 II RGB recognized as one device or three devices in iCUE?

The RX360 II RGB is detected as a single device in iCUE, with fan speed and lighting effects controlled and synchronized together.

How many fans can be chained through one channel?

Up to twelve (12) RX II RGB fans can be chained and connected simultaneously through one (1) channel on the iCUE LINK System Hub. Please note that connecting a large number of iCUE LINK devices to a single channel may affect overall LED brightness, depending on the power draw of the devices used.

• System Hub Output rating: 12Vdc / 7A (per port)
• RX120 II RGB Input rating: 12Vdc / Max 0.46A / Typical 0.25A
• RX140 II RGB Input rating: 12Vdc / Max 0.46A / Typical 0.25A
• RX360 II RGB Input rating: 12Vdc / Max 1.39A / Typical 0.8A

CORSAIR iCUE LINK RX II RGB Series fans have a 5-year warranty.

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