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I wonder if this pump can handle such a loop with Quick Disconnect fittings also. That would probably introduce extra resistance in the loop. Also these massive radiators, two GPUs. Would take quite a bit of planning.

Also, how are you planning to address all the RGB and PWM for such a massive amount of fans? You wouldn't be able to run that off a single Commander Pro I believe. You probably need two Commander Pros. I'm planning on running 9 from a single Commander Pro with an RGB hub but also using the additional Lighting Node PROs that came with the LL120 3-pack.

While I'm going to use my LL120 for the radiators they don't have the best static pressure. I've compensated for that by chosing two slim 360mm radiators with little air resistance. Depending on the radiators you have the LL120 might not be the best option in terms of static pressure. Something to consider since you're buying them new anyway.

What do you mean exactly by "Power Controller" a FAN controller for both PWM and RGB like the Corsair Commander Pro? Or are you going with something like Aquacomputer components, they can handle Corsair fans also. I'm going with the iCUE ecosystem since I'm using that now and I've ordered these RGB adapter cables so I can control the D-RGB from my water blocks and case also using iCUE.

Huge project, hopefully it will work as you want it.

<blockquote data-quote="Mannekino" data-source="post: 322892" data-attributes="member: 5918">I wonder if this pump can handle such a loop with Quick Disconnect fittings also. That would probably introduce extra resistance in the loop. Also these massive radiators, two GPUs. Would take quite a bit of planning.Also, how are you planning to address all the RGB and PWM for such a massive amount of fans? You wouldn&#039;t be able to run that off a single Commander Pro I believe. You probably need two Commander Pros. I&#039;m planning on running 9 from a single Commander Pro with an RGB hub but also using the additional Lighting Node PROs that came with the LL120 3-pack.While I&#039;m going to&nbsp; use my LL120 for the radiators they don&#039;t have the best static pressure. I&#039;ve compensated for that by chosing two slim 360mm radiators with little air resistance. Depending on the radiators you have the LL120 might not be the best option in terms of static pressure. Something to consider since you&#039;re buying them new anyway.What do you mean exactly by &quot;Power Controller&quot; a FAN controller for both PWM and RGB like the Corsair Commander Pro? Or are you going with something like Aquacomputer components, they can handle Corsair fans also. I&#039;m going with the iCUE ecosystem since I&#039;m using that now and I&#039;ve ordered <a href="https://piratedog.tech/collections/rgb-adapters/products/corsair-rgb-to-aura-mystic-light-motherboard-a-rgb-adapter" target="_blank">these RGB adapter cables</a> so I can control the D-RGB from my water blocks and case also using iCUE.Huge project, hopefully it will work as you want it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mannekino, post: 322892, member: 5918"] I wonder if this pump can handle such a loop with Quick Disconnect fittings also. That would probably introduce extra resistance in the loop. Also these massive radiators, two GPUs. Would take quite a bit of planning. Also, how are you planning to address all the RGB and PWM for such a massive amount of fans? You wouldn't be able to run that off a single Commander Pro I believe. You probably need two Commander Pros. I'm planning on running 9 from a single Commander Pro with an RGB hub but also using the additional Lighting Node PROs that came with the LL120 3-pack. While I'm going to use my LL120 for the radiators they don't have the best static pressure. I've compensated for that by chosing two slim 360mm radiators with little air resistance. Depending on the radiators you have the LL120 might not be the best option in terms of static pressure. Something to consider since you're buying them new anyway. What do you mean exactly by "Power Controller" a FAN controller for both PWM and RGB like the Corsair Commander Pro? Or are you going with something like Aquacomputer components, they can handle Corsair fans also. I'm going with the iCUE ecosystem since I'm using that now and I've ordered [URL='https://piratedog.tech/collections/rgb-adapters/products/corsair-rgb-to-aura-mystic-light-motherboard-a-rgb-adapter']these RGB adapter cables[/URL] so I can control the D-RGB from my water blocks and case also using iCUE. Huge project, hopefully it will work as you want it. [/QUOTE]

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