Questions about Corsair iCUE 220T RGB Airflow

Hello Yes, three Corsair SP120 RGB Pro fans. Kind regards

Hello, the name says it all: iCUE: means the ARGB can be controlled with the CORSAIR iCUE software. It's best to only install Corsair fans and CPU coolers if you want more RGB, everything else will be difficult with compatibility. Greetings & have a nice day

this is to be expected...corsair is very well positioned in terms of accessories kits...more information about the case here...https://www.corsair.com/de/de/Kategorien/Produkte/Geh%C3%A4use/Mid-Tower-ATX-Geh%C3%A4use/iCUE-220T-RGB-Airflow-Tempered-Glass-Mid-Tower-Smart-Case/p/CC-9011173-WW

According to the manufacturer, the maximum GPU length is 30 cm, which is also the case with the Rtx 3060 Strix. However, you then have no space for a water cooling system at the front. I would recommend a larger case, also with regard to the airflow.

According to the manufacturer, 160mm height should fit, so except for the largest ones (Dark Rock Pro4, Noctua NH D15) almost all of them should fit.

It's too tight, in my opinion. I had a GTX1660S (28cm) installed, which was ok. For a short time, a Windforce GTX770 (29.2cm) was also installed, which was very, very tight. Yours should be too big with 30cm. I would only install graphics cards with a maximum length of 29cm in the case.

Yes, that fits. I briefly installed a GTX770 Windforce with 29.2cm. That was very close. But it fits.

Heyy @jeriel_free, I'm very sure it should fit, I'll get back to you in 7d so I can measure it if that's not too late. If you want to install the radiator in the front, you will probably have problems with the harddrive cage, but if you have a modular PSU that shouldn't be a problem. At the top, your RAM sticks might be in the way, depends on the set. Hope this helps

You mean 3070 ti, I assume? And basically the case is long enough for that. It just depends on whether you put a radiator/AIO or whatever in the front.

Corsair's own hub can be controlled with icue software

You do not necessarily need the Commander. You can also connect the fans directly to the mainboard. But the Commander is cool and recommendable and makes everything a lot easier. By the way, you don't need the Commander for the RGB, a Lightning Node is included with the case.

The enclosure comes with three SP120 fans. They are connected to a Lightning Node Core. A commander is not included.

Hello The enclosure has an iCUE Lighting Node CORE controller for fans. There are 3 slots occupied on this, which means that you can still connect 3 fans. And now for the RGB strips. According to the Corsair website, a Lighting Node PRO or Commander PRO is required. So it would be a good idea to buy this set directly, which already comes with RGB strips: Corsair Lighting Node Pro (RGB, 10x, 410mm) Best regards

About the software from Corsair.

Ja, vorne passt ein 360er rein. https://www.corsair.com/corsairmedia/sys_master/productcontent/WW_220T_RGB_QSG_revAD.pdf

There are 3 fans included, these are the Corsair SP fans. A matching controller for up to 6 fans is also included.

Jedes Netzteil welches der Baugrösse ATX entspricht https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/pc-netzteil-81?pdo=600-182%3A260&tagIds=76

...if you cut out the metal struts at the back of the housing, it's possible.

The colours of the SP120 fans can be controlled via the Corsair icue software. Unfortunately, most graphics cards (especially those with 3 fans) do not fit in terms of length. MFG

case: Possible number of fans 2x 120mm, 2x 140mm Possible number of radiators 1x max. 240mm cooler: Product dimensions Width (with fan) 39.40 cm Length (with fan) 12 cm Height (with fan) 2.70 cm so when I look at the data, I don't think it will fit. but something like this should fit: Corsair H100i RGB Platinum (5.50cm) Length 240 mm Width 120 mm Height 30 mm greetings

hi 3 RGB frontfans are installed More must be purchased separately Greetings

Hello Raphael Unfortunately I don't have a direct answer, but maybe you can get some help here: 1) If still under warranty: I would open a warranty case directly at digitec. 2) I have seen that 'migros-service.ch' carries spare parts from Corsair: but not all of them. Maybe you can ask there: https://www.migros-service.ch/de/b/corsair 3) Personally, I would contact Corsair directly in the US. My personal experience is that enquiries directly to US HQ's are answered with quite good service. However, this may not always be the case. Try here and describe your situation: https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000369132 Greetings and success, Roger