Corsair iCUE LC100 Review - Nanoleaf Triangles for your PC 🔥🔥🔥

[@TotallySilenced]

Would you pay this much???

[@infinitewisdom9999]

Yes

[@panos21sonic]

Probably lol, these are lit

[@TotallySilenced]

@@panos21sonic Maybe I was a little harsh 😇

[@ayaansamad7039]

Love that pc and setup

[@TotallySilenced]

👍

[@hichamelfahd9361]

Damn This is amazing😍

[@TotallySilenced]

Shame it’s so expensive 😔

[@Matt-df6je]

I'm prepared to pay lmao

[@TotallySilenced]

Oh god 😂

[@jonathanwatson5544]

3:31 so cute lol

[@TotallySilenced]

Hahaha 🤣

[@IIShana-chan]

Corsair! Only because the original Nanoleaf are hella expensive doesn't mean the mini version should cost the same! 60 Bucks would've been more than enough! :D

[@infinitewisdom9999]

Nice Mark, you've changed your name back?

[@TotallySilenced]

Yes, I wanted a change.

[@Matt-df6je]

RGB CRAZY :)

[@TotallySilenced]

For sure!

[@emensy]

I have the extension kit because from what I understood it can be connected to a commander pro but I am having trouble controlling the lights on it. I have a corsair 1000d case and two commander pro’s linked because the usb slots on the motherboard are occupied. I have connected the triangles to a commander pro but inside the software I can only see two channels and both are for my fans. Somehow the triangles are linked with the fans from channel one but even if I change the effects only the fans react and not the triangles.

[@jayemm2323]

If I have a spare rgb slot on my commander core xt, can i just buy the expansion kit and plug it in there ? From their website it looks like the only difference between the starter kit and the expansion is the lighting node pro. If not, I have a spare Lighting Node pro lol

[@TotallySilenced]

Yes, just buy the expansion kit.

[@jayemm2323]

@@TotallySilenced awesome, thanks man !

[@yousef9554]

Hi, what's the name of the aio cooler for CPU

[@ripitopen]

🔥🔥

[@TotallySilenced]

🥵

[@ripitopen]

@@TotallySilenced I don’t say much as you know but your videos are the best when it comes to PC cinematography.

[@TotallySilenced]

@@ripitopen Thanks, I’m back now!!!

[@붕어빵-l8y]

i lovre it

[@DJDoger217]

On Amazon with prime, they are 109 USD

[@fizzmac966]

Did the price drop or something? Bought the expansion and starter kit for a total of 90 bucks. Maybe they weren’t selling well so got a permanent cut? I just found out about these and had to get them asap lol order them today already

[@EnderPrinceLive]

Starter kit is on sale for $25 now

[@weaselinjeans1]

Not for me these. I spend most of my time turning off the Nanoleaf panels as they distract me too much lol. They must be drunk at that price mate 😉

[@TotallySilenced]

Hey, mate. I’m exactly the same when gaming.

[@samdefoe1043]

If you have all 18 units connected do you just have to have the second master connected via sata for power and the second rgb header cable to the lighting node also? I only have one spare lighting node port left and want to use two kits so 18 units.

[@TotallySilenced]

I didn’t use the second master triangle. I simply added some extra ones to my starter kit. You probably don’t even need to plug the second master triangle in via SATA or a header.

[@robertweekes5783]

It costs a lot because of precision machining, those magnet connectors snap together and the tolerances have to be pretty good. Plus each tile has 9 LEDs, and they can do ripple/rainbow effects, not just one color at a time

[@robertweekes5783]

Also they can fold around 2 or more panels at 90° for a 3-D look 👀

[@Cereal_Killr]

I agree to a degree on the parts but magnets are cheap, leds are very cheap too. I build with them all the time. Even addressable LEDs are very cheap. I have 100's in my setup controlled with an ESP32 running the app WLED. But I do feel 100 bucks is not ridiculous although on the high side. 60-70 would make much more sense to me.

[@FrancisSyCoCo]

can I use this on my corsair 4000d case?

[@TotallySilenced]

Yes, of course.

[@FrancisSyCoCo]

@@TotallySilenced where will I place it? 😁

[@phil_matic]

So right now, my build only has a lighting node pro. both channels occupied unfortunately. If I wanted to add something like this, would it be possible with a commander pro?

[@TotallySilenced]

No, the connectors are different.

[@phil_matic]

@@TotallySilenced welp, looks like I can't then lol. lame

[@TotallySilenced]

@@phil_matic The commander pro has two USB headers, you could plug a node pro (or whatever it’s called) straight into that.

[@phil_matic]

@@TotallySilenced oh, so I can use the commander pro after all then?

[@TotallySilenced]

@@phil_matic Yes, but you might as well get something like this… amzn.to/3BLPUKR

[@Dumptheclutchevo]

very cool, but they wouldn't fit in my case anyway... i'd pay the price though, reluctantly, if I wanted them...

[@TotallySilenced]

Things like this need to be cheap.

[@willielast]

corsair make good stuff its just way overpriced. i just bought a set of their sleeved cables & it was about $100. Still tho i cant help buying their shit lol.

[@TotallySilenced]

They make quality stuff but this is extremely overpriced in my opinion.

[@diaman_d]

@@TotallySilenced quality like their iCue ? That is the single most bugged software ever judging by the numerous amounts of continuing crap all the users post about it. To me Corsair is nothing more but a boxshover, order their stuff in china and sell it around the world with a 1000% markup.

[@1ofthewizards330]

These look really cool and I do have space for them at the bottom of my PC, but $130. That's too much for something with zero functionality. That being said I spent $100 on their LCD upgrade kit for the cooler cap LCD screen and I love it. If they brought the price down below $100 I would probably buy this though.

[@normified]

Yeah they seem a little pricey but do look great imo Will definitely be saving up for some for my next upgrade.

[@Psycrovv]

Gief discount :D

[@Puppyjans]

£50 is deff sweet spot will wait for china to copy it for £15 :S

[@TotallySilenced]

😂

[@brett_musgrove]

They're cool and all but just way overpriced, especially considering you could get Corsairs 240 capellix aio for the same price. I would much rather buy a spare TB of ssd storage or something that actually adds function to my PC. Honestly the most I would be willing to pay for these is about 50 USD.

[@proudyy]

The problem is that there are whole cases or keyboards from Corsair which cost less and have the same good build quality. They should reduce the price to like 80$ maximum for those 9 triangles. And i think even 50-60$ is more fair cuz the light enhancement kit for the Corsair Vengeance RGB pro does the same and costs much less...

[@TotallySilenced]

Still don’t know why they cost this much! Nothing really justifies the high asking price.

[@mikemj8204]

A $100 for starter kit and $80 for expansion would be fair.

[@TotallySilenced]

I personally don’t agree. It’s just plastic, RGB LEDs and a few wires. Heck a single LL Series fan probably costs the same to manufacture!

[@romayojr]

good video, bad product especially for the price

[@TotallySilenced]

Just the price really.

[@IssacharLee]

Too freaking expensive, not going to buy it although I'm big fan of RGB. Corsair definitely too greedy with their recent RGB products.

[@KRUEGER_77]

Very expensive

[@TotallySilenced]

Very

[@Nik_H0]

Tih but

[@Addy665]

I have sent you a vacuum robot, have sent you the logistics information and have asked you how long it will take to post the video, but Why don't you ever reply to my messages? I hope you see the comment, blogger, please reply to my message in time

[@capslock4959]

price is ridiculous for zero performance lmao

[@marcosamparo483]

What a ridiculous MSRP

[@TotallySilenced]

Indeed.

[@anoniem9518]

Meh... gimmicky non-sense, if you ask me.

[@BrandyDerg]

usless and overpriced

[@pietrareddoch3641]

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