HOW TO Install Corsair LL140 & LL120 RGB Fans + Lighting Node Pro - EASY Installation

[@frankjohansson4313]

legend

[@TechBoost]

Thanks! Really appreciate it! 😁👍

[@SWAT-JL-]

TechBoost what do you think is better for fan quietness and cooler color effects? 2 top ML fans and 4 LL fans? Or 6 LL fans?

[@midgetcin3630]

@@SWAT-JL- 6 ll fans is better, but if u are using th ml ones that come with a corsair AIO don't bother changing them

[@lukehocking5090]

Thank you for showing us what many people including Corsair themselves, have struggled to explain. You are an absolute champ

[@TechBoost]

Thank you so much Luke! Really appreciate it! 😊👍

[@ndcentral8194]

Must say, doing my first PC build on my own and I cannot express how HELPFUL this video was. These Corsair fans really stress out first timers. Thank You.

[@TechBoost]

Nice! You're welcome and enjoy your first PC build! 😊

[@jeffwalt1211]

Why did it take me so long to find a proper video with step by step guid and explaining why along the way

[@TechBoost]

I hop this was the video you were looking for :-)

[@mochi_zip]

LMFOAOO FRRRR

[@OneBrokeBloke]

I've really tried to read up on Corsair RGB ecosystem but its confusing as hell. This is definitely the best video explaining it. Think its a bit stupid that the controller and lighting hub are 2 seperate devices. Seems like a waste and made it much harder to understand. I want to control my fans as well, so ill need the commander pro as well..... What a clusterfuck of devices to configure and hide in the case

[@PallaDrak]

Just connect some of them and the rest to your motherboard and set the fan curves from there on both. Cheaper than getting another whole device. Unless of course, you have 9 ll fans.

[@Blacksadify]

I totally agree, I'm dealing with this currently. Why isn't this just one device? Why have two devices that effectively do the same GD thing? And, why don't they come with a USB connected fan hub so you can just plug in all your fans in the back like you do with the RGB?! It's my first RGB case, and will likely be my last at this rate.

[@Annodite]

I'm probably a bit behind on this, but as someone who's trying to buy new RGB case fans, I can't understand how corsair decided to design to connect the case fans to TWO DIFFERENT HUBS. Confusing AF and doesn't help they don't explain it well.

[@Blacksadify]

@@Annodite Just finished my build, and went through the same thing. If you have a fair amount of RGB fans, I'd get a Commander Pro. It's a fan hub, and you just plug the RGB controller in the side. I found it easier to work with.

[@Blacksadify]

@@dw4834 It takes some work and really immaculate cable management. Or, if you have a case like the 280x with a seperate area in the side of the case, you can cram it all in there. lol Get a commander pro if you're going the Corsair route, imo. It makes it much easier.

[@sycoMarTY]

Its crazy seeing 4K videos and seeing this guys very detailed arm hair. Video also super informative.

[@TechBoost]

hahaha thanks!

[@HandaChiefYT]

Finally Thank you this is the best video explaining how to connect the node pro with the hub and you have it all layed out. I am building my first computer and ordered a rgb fan kit with 3 fans and a node core. I got to reading and got so confused between the commander pro the node core the rgb hub and lighting controller that I thought I could not use the fan I ordered without buying another expensive part for it thats sold separately so I canceled the order. Then when I found out the difference but then it was out of stock. so I bought the node pro and hub but could not find a vid to set it up...thank you tech boost.

[@groovejets]

Thanks for your video. Excellent and meant I could get my LL120 up and running in about 40 minutes. Far easier than the confusing manual.

[@TechBoost]

Glad it helped! Enjoy your new RGB fans! 😁👍

[@Steve-en1ws]

Glad I came across this. I'm doing my first RGB build and am new to the Corsair fans, Node Pro and USB hub. This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@t.n.9508]

Thank you!! Finally a video that shows a layout blueprint of the wiring procedure. Two thumbs up!

[@TechBoost]

Np! I'm glad it helped you out! :)

[@hy3r691]

We need more guides like this on the internet. Thanks for the help man, really great vid :)

[@TechBoost]

Thanks Peter! Really appreciate it! 😁👍

[@Mortinger91]

nice video, thanks! For some reason I thought this was easier and I just blindly bought 2 separate fans. Ended up almost burning them before realizing something was wrong 😅

[@santiagodamasco]

finally, someone that explains the process the right way!!!. Thank you!!!

[@germ5347]

Absolute legend. This clears everything up. Of couse corsair has to make us buy extra devices for the fans.

[@TechBoost]

Thank you! Really appreciate it!

[@thatstrangekid9091]

Im confused where i attach the 2nd wire to the motherboard. I have 5 fans, so where do I attach all 5 wires to the motherboard?

[@tho_tho]

Going for a full LED build after more than a decade of non-LED systems for a change of pace and wanted a good video explaining how to properly connect stuff to the hub before I started. Thanks for this, really helpful in general, not only for Corsair ones! EDIT: Aaand after taking like 2 and a half hours to cable manage everything to perfection (6 LED fans+case outline LED), turns out the hub my case came with was DOA:/

[@vanchua1826]

Thanks bro. After searching for some many confusing installing guides. This one explains me a complete guide. cheers

[@TechBoost]

Thanks for your comment! I really appreciate it! Enjoy the RGB fans 😊

[@TechBoost]

Contents of the box: 0:21 in-depth info: 0:54 Installing outside the PC case: 1:26 Total view of installation: 2:22 Installing in the PC case: 2:47 Can't believe I keep saying LightNing Node Pro :-) I hope this helped you out! If so, consider to like this video and subscribe to my channel!

[@peapodlee]

bottom fan is only half working

[@hastalafalla1577]

if iam going to buy 5 fans rgb how do i coneect to the motherboard the rgb? if it only admits 2 rgb

[@pawelkapica5363]

Thank God, finally a tutorial that explains every step for complete noobs like me. legend

[@martinvr12]

This actually helped me fix a problem with my lighting, thanks a lot!

[@bassicallyandre]

Moved my entire system into a new case, unplugging everything and totally forgetting how to do all this. So was was helpful. 😅

[@theonlycozyjozy]

I appreciate you making this! This was so much easier to follow than other videos

[@edxord]

This is the best video I've found about how to install these fans! Thank you bro! I'm just waiting for six LL120 and one LL140 to arrive =D

[@TechBoost]

Thanks bro! Really appreciate it. Enjoy your new RGB fans upgrade! 😁

[@videos-for-friends]

I have 2 of each of these and 9 fans including my h100i, fuck me why did I do this to myself. now having issues and need to check all wiring. definitely most helpful video I’ve found. thank you very much, I’m pretty sure you just saved my rgb’s Update: 2 hours later and everything is fixed, thank you so much man. you’re an absolute legend.

[@Holden-kb6nc]

“and a confusing user manual” - yep 🤣

[@friscovallez2513]

3 years and still helping

[@topandrun126]

You have the best instruction so far. Thanks for info

[@TechBoost]

Thanks! Really appreciate it! Consider subscribing for more upcoming content! 😁

[@furiousboi6174]

Thanks so much. You go in depth to what cables you connect to each connector

[@nurwafi96]

Nice one bro. U helped me a lot. I tried connecting rgb fans with non rgb mobo and no rgb header.. This one perfect guide. Also, at first, i managed to connect all the cable. Yet there is no rgb. Then i downloaded the icue software. Also didnt detect the lightning node pro. Then i pray and restart. It lit up nicely. Icue software also detect the lightning node pro. Really nice. Thanks so much for your guide!! Appreciated. Thanks.. 😁

[@rene422]

The best video I've ever seen over the Corsair Fan Installation! Thank you very much!!

[@TechBoost]

Thank you! Really appreciate it!

[@jaketownley8752]

FINALLY, somebody took the time to do the process without speeding it up and showing step by step of how to install the hardware, I never thumbs up videos but you are defiantly getting a thumbs up dude, thank you for this

[@TechBoost]

Thank you so much Jake! I'm glad it helped you! 😊

[@alexischavez6389]

Finally a video that tells me to refund my rgb fans

[@paalosordoni7932]

Ive got 6 of these fans ,they look good but the amount of cable mess and extra control boxes is ridiculous , in my opinion to get all the cables looking neat you need a largish case with deep space for cable management. Good video nice clear instructions.

[@TechBoost]

I appreciate that! 😊 I agree with you on the point of the many cables. It's really hard to fix the cable management in a regular case. If I'm correct they merged the fan hub and the node pro in one device with the QL Series. That saves some cables 😊

[@will-i-am]

This video is step after step no confusing sh*t. Great job

[@TechBoost]

Thanks man! Appreciate it 😊

[@chrismurphy8383]

I agree with so many comments - surely by now we should have one box to do both fan power and colours - not many have all those USB sockets either - three of them in this video?

[@bxrbieplays3294]

I love this because its the same case fans and motherboard that i got🥺thank you

[@arvi7281]

Thanks! Finally a clear instructions! Rock on dude

[@TechBoost]

Thanks! Really appreciate the support

[@jetli3333]

thank you. i am getting my setup today

[@TechBoost]

Nice! Have fun with it! 😁

[@VinceCabahug]

Very concise and clear. Thanks!

[@TechBoost]

Thanks Vince! Really appreciate it! 😊👍

[@nyurface1]

Great and simple explanation. Thank you !

[@TechBoost]

Thanks! Enjoy your RGB setup! :D

[@SephiMilner]

Hi, Video is great thank you! I've a quick question for a different set up scenario I hope you may be able to answer: I have a lighting node CORE attached to my Corsair 4000x case already (with 6 available inputs - 3 of which occupied by SP120's which will be coming out soon and being replaced as per below) Q1) Do I need the fan hub and node PRO if I've got a lighting node CORE? Q2) I'm looking at swapping out my existing fans for 4x LL120's (3x front intake & 1x rear exhaust) with 2x LL140's (2x top exhaust) - Will the fact they're the same type of fan, but different sizes be an issue? (I know you can't mix LL's with SP's on the same hub for example, but what about different sizes?) Q3) Can I do everything in Q2 without the need for the commander pro?

[@CogitoErgoSumJam]

Are your front fans the wrong way round?

[@TechBoost]

With the most cases they are facing the wrong sidenow, but the front of this case is not really 'open', so there is not alot of space to push air inside (there are modifications available to make it a more open case). Other youtubers also set it up like this. What are your thoughts?

[@adammoore7489]

Yes

[@krylo3558]

U maid this so simple thank u so much

[@TechBoost]

No problem! Glad you found it useful! 😁

[@TonyDeagle0611]

Beautiful instructions. Made it a lot more simpler

[@k1xel]

what if i have 7 of them? where can i connect all of them? i have 3 for the front , 1 for the back and 3 for my aio cpu cooler

[@rashedzaman6483]

Quick question. Do we have to individually connect each fan 4 pin to the motherboard headers or we can connect the pins to the case hub and connect that 1 case hub to the motherboard?

[@MstrSquigglezzYT]

This helped a lot but I am still confused about how to actually connect the fans to the motherboard. Could u explain?

[@Stebixxle]

Thank you so much I've been trying to find this all day and your video helped alot.

[@TechBoost]

You're welcome! Nice to hear that I could help!

[@fynkozari9271]

this is human stupidity at it finest, why would u make a product that requires that many wires and boxes? all of that just to make 2 fans working? come on corsair u can do better than this.

[@evanwhitney7453]

So you can't customize the fans with only the rgb hub?

[@TechBoost]

Indeed, you need the node pro to customize the fans within the iCUE software.

[@Nonamed70]

Goated huide, even 5 years later 😎

[@TechBoost]

I'm glad this video still helped you out! Enjoy your PC with the new fan setup! 😁💪

[@djbosanac19]

It's really necessary to connect the other cables to the motherboard as well? I mean the ones that "don't say connect to RGB HUB" because of cable management

[@TechBoost]

Yes, the cables you need to connect to your motherboard will power your fans. If you don't have enough fan headers on your motherboard for the amount of fans, check out some fan splitters 😁👍

[@Tech_Soul]

late to the video but good to find, helpful

[@nxlucky_fn6304]

Well looks like a need a new psu bc mine only came with one SATA connector and apparently you need 2

[@JKsmoove3]

Thank you this helped a lot

[@johndanieltorralba6776]

So the node controls the RGB which makes the rgb pins (3 -pin 5v or 4-pin 12v) not needed and makes it safer to avoid damage to the fans for confusion on 5v and 12v rgb headers?

[@feowgkrgoipjmejmhe12344]

but if your only using 2 fans. you dont need the fan hub do you? because you can plug your fan rgb cables into the node pro itself

[@jamescastillo33]

thank you for this!! I forgot to connect the second SATA harness.

[@georgigs]

ok so after the final step where you connect the fan RGB cable to the hub , do you plug the other cable that comes with the fan to the motherboard ?

[@Hell0P0tat0]

You are legend dude, thank you for your video

[@TechBoost]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate the support!

[@Antonio.Andrade]

I have 2 fans and only 1 sys fan port on my MB. Is there any other way to power the 2th fan?

[@Keelow]

what are those mother board connections called for the RGB fans? I think my mother board only has one connection G1 z170 Sniper mother board.

[@dockazoid8180]

It gets power from the USB port if that's what you mean. If you only have one of those get a Corsair commander pro which has a USB splitter on it so you can plug your usb ports into it if you need more. If you don't need extra USB headers don't worry about it.

[@ThePowrfulHuntr2259]

Great video mate. Thanks 4 your help

[@DiddysPower41]

I have my new fans hooked up to the hub and node pro plugged into the board but sadly the fans don't light up. Starting to annoy me.

[@TechBoost]

Did you also connect the fans separately to the motherboard and powered the node pro and fun hub with the SATA (power) cables? You can check the total overview from 2:23 to check if all cables are connected and in place 😊

[@DiddysPower41]

Yeah the fans are plugged into the board and spinning but not lighting up. I never checked the cords on the hub and node due them coming with the case. I had just built my new pc in the Corsair Crystal 280X.

[@DiddysPower41]

Figured it out. So the node that came with my case was bad. I switched it out with a node that came with the fans.

[@blunthonesty8633]

I got these for my computer today but I have a problem. I do not have a lighting hub. My Liquid CPU cooler does not have one like that. Can I plug those cables into the JRGB plugs on my motherboard instead or am I stuck without lighting?

[@TechBoost]

Good question! The lighting node pro is for controlling and customizing the fans on your PC (so you can use the iCue software with the lighting node pro). The fan hub is only necessary when you're installing more fans than the lighting node pro can connect with. In every situation you need to connect a single fan with a RGB header on your motherboard. If you have 1 or 2 free RGB/FAN headers you can buy for a splitter to connect more fans on one header :) I hope this helps you out!

[@TheJmoser1991]

Helped out so much thanks!!

[@TechBoost]

You're welcome! 👍

[@liam.robertb]

Where do the cables from the fans go that are supposed to connect to the motherboard. I got a 5 pack of 120 LL RGB fans. I inserted all the RGB led cables into the rgb fan hub, but there are five other cables. Where to put them?

[@GG-rq6eu]

Fantastic video my friend, very well made indeed well set out and explained like a true pro. Thank you very much for this video it helped me loads. ;0)

[@TechBoost]

Thanks man! Really appreciate the support! 😁

[@gabrieladelemoni7576]

Hey, Do you need the Fan Hub when using only one Fan? Like can I just connect the Fan's rgb cable straight into the Lighting Node Pro LED 1 and expect it to work?

[@TechBoost]

Yes it will work when you're using 1 fan and connect it directly with the lighting node pro 😁

[@kusnizza]

Very easy, thank you!

[@TechBoost]

You're welcome! 😁

[@seancallahan1194]

Where did you get the RGB LED cable to connect the Node Pro to the fan hub? Neither came with this cable.

[@Oz_Gnarly_One]

Thanks for making this video. I can't seem to find anyone who has connected both LL120m fans and LED Strips to the lighting pro node, its always just the fans or just the led strips.. Maybe that's something you could do another video on.

[@markfalina9160]

There are two wires which come with each fan. I assume an RGB 3-way splitter is needed to connect a kit with three fans to the motherboard. Can you think of a reason Corsair doesn't provide one with the kit? It is not a luxury, it is a necessity.

[@TechBoost]

Hey Mark, I don't know but I think Corsair wants the users to do research about fan splitters. Fan splitters are not totally without risk because you need to check the motherboard connection power output vs the total power usage of (let's say) 3 fans on 1 splitter. If they include it in the package people will just connect it without reading something about it. I'm not sure but it's a guess 😊

[@LeRatVisseur]

But to control the fans PWM, you need commander pro ? Or you can control with an other way ?

[@TechBoost]

You need a node pro/commander pro to control the fans with the iCUE software. If I'm correct they merged the node pro and the fan hub in 1 hub with the QL series 😁

[@LeRatVisseur]

@@TechBoost ok thx 👍, all these components are pretty expensive btw. But they are beautiful 🤩

[@Zairin.]

Didn't answer my question. I wanted to know if the arrows on the fan should be orientated in a certain direction for the LED stuff.

[@Bunger736]

will this work for three fans?

[@paulg2100]

I understood everything but where did the second wire from each fan connect to? Not the rgb wire running off the fan but the other one? I didn’t see that one get connected unless I’m just not understanding

[@TechBoost]

Good question! I understand that was confusing. Because every motherboard is different it's possible that it does not apply to you but you can connect the RGB fans with RGB_FAN / CHA_FAN / AIO_PUMP / SYS_FAN etc. These are just examples but check the manual of your motherboard to be sure :) I hope this helps you out Paul!

[@paulg2100]

TechBoost got it man!! Found it after I checked in the manual like you suggested. Thank you !!! Got it all hooked up now, it’s awesome !!

[@TechBoost]

Awesome Paul! Enjoy it! 😁😁

[@newt9000]

This might be a dumb question but the same goes for the SP series fans, right?

[@TechBoost]

There are no stupid questions! :-D I think it's the same way of installation, but with the SP series there is no lighting node pro included. But I think the controller they include from the SP series comes down to the same thing.

[@eliseonavarrete8287]

Would you need to connect each individual fan to a fan header?

[@TechBoost]

Yes. You can also use a fan splitter for multiple fans on one fan header. But be aware of the maximum output of one fan header and don't exceed that with the fans you connect to it 😁👍

[@dali3577]

Thx for the help you are an Legend

[@TechBoost]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it 😊

[@Feanan.]

I have 6 of these fans, how do I connect 6 fans to the motherboard? I also have the 4 RGB Strips from the Lighting Node Pro, can I connect all 6 fans and these strips together? If so what do I need to connect them too? I have no idea what I'm doing.

[@TechBoost]

You can do it with fan splitters (3 fans on 1 motherboard connection) but every motherboard is different in this situation so I would advise you to check your motherboard manual with all the connections and power outputs. I have connections on my motherboard like RGB_FAN / CHA_FAN / AIO_PUMP / SYS_FAN. These are available for a RGB fan and some are also suitable for fan splitters (but ALWAYS check the power output from 1 motherboard connection first before connecting multiple fans to one motherboard connection). The total power usage of 3 fans (on a fan splitter) may never exceed the total power output from 1 motherboard connection. You can find this information in the manuals from your motherboard and RGB fans. 😊

[@toothless_2v594]

My PC came with 3 fans, but only has two fan plugs on the motherboard. Two of the fans were plugged into SATA. What should I do?

[@TechBoost]

You can check out a 4-pins fan splitter to connect more fans to 1 connection on your motherboard 😊

[@dennisfastenaekels4845]

I' ve bought one corsair 140mm led rgb fan, so if i get it right you need to buy two extra pieces the corsair node pro and the lighting node pro rgb controller?

[@rhysdavis5761]

Hi, so the fans go into the board for the actual fan spin control? Bit odd to call it a fan hub if it....doesn't actually help with the fans....well fanning

[@TechBoost]

Hi there! Haha yes, Corsair made these RGB Fans unnecessary difficult for a while! The cables that go from the fans to the motherboard are just for powering the fans. The Node Pro and the Fan Hub are just for the iCUE software. With that software you can control and customize the RGB lighting. I know that they made some other models last year which are much easier to install with less cables 👍🏼😁

[@mellsc766]

Thank you, super clear!

[@TechBoost]

Thanks for your comment! I really appreciate it! Enjoy the RGB fans 😊

[@freqout5847]

Is it possible to just ignore the Lighting Node Pro cable and go direct from the RGB Fan Hub to and RGB port on the motherboard if I'm not interested in running Corsair's software and I'd rather just have it controlled by the Aura thing on my Asus motherboard?

[@TechBoost]

Asus Aura does not support the Corsair RGB Fans, so if you want to use the RGB function of the Corsair Fans you will need the Lighting Node Pro. When you're connecting the fans directly to the fan hub it will give you default lighting but I'm not sure. I've heard this from someone else and I didn't tried it myself. Good luck! :)

[@rquintero3]

The other cables the hook up to Tynne motherboard. They already have my other 2 fans plugged into them so where do I plug in my other 2 fans on the motherboard?

[@cybersurfur]

Where do you buy the lighting node? I bought two fans and none of the nodes/hubs came with them.

[@maxwell4305]

What are the sata cables that come from your power supply called? I just ordered these fans and realized I had no way of connecting them to my power supply. It's almost like I need a female sata cable that goes into the power supply. Any help is very much appreciated!

[@TechBoost]

With modular power supplies they normally deliver 2 or 3 sata power cables. Those are the same cables that are powering your hard drives. If you have a modular power supply and no sata power cables, just look them up on amazon or any retailer ('SATA power cable') 😊

[@nicolash.9222]

Hm... So how many RGB Headers port are needed on the Mobo to connect, lets say 3 LL 120 RGB Fans ? Thanks

[@TechBoost]

You can buy splitters so you connect 2 or 3 fans on 1 motherboard fan header ;)

[@MRdeLaat]

with commander pro u can connect up to 6 fans from 1 usb header

[@janivaraune538]

Thank you so much!

[@ELEVOPR]

What Happens when you buy a set of two of these fans for a total of 4 fans but only have one USB 2 plug on your mother board? I have an Asus X299 Deluxe ii Motherboard and the USB2 input on mother board is occupied by the Corsair AIO Pump :o/ I just purchased as set of two 2 packs of Pro ML 140 fans and have no way of plugging them into usb2 connectors.. What other choices do I have besides sending them back?

[@contonio]

So I’m getting six LL120s, would I have to daisy chain the fans to put it into one fan header on the mobo?

[@drunkenbear5327]

My MoBO have "4x 4-pin system fan connectors", so i can connect the second cable ( not the ones which go to the FAN HUB) to these connector whit no problem? Am i right?

[@TechBoost]

Hi! That's correct. You connect them with the Fan Hub because you need the connection with the Lighting Node Pro for all the fans (to be able to control them through the corsair software). The 4-pin connectors are the power cables for the fans and they get the power from your motherboard. Every 4-pin connection like RGB_FAN / CHA_FAN / AIO_PUMP / SYS_FAN can be used to power them. Works fine here! Let me know how it went! :)

[@paulg2100]

TechBoost what if I only have one spot on the motherboard that is 4 pin and says CHA_FAN? Only one power wire for one fan could be plugged in leaving me 3 more to plug .....

[@holiveira2305]

Tell me How to do that with a mother board that doesn't have support for the rgb fan cables... How to install this ?

[@TechBoost]

Hey Henrique! Every motherboard is different in this situation so I would advise you to check your motherboard manual with all the connections and power outputs. I have connections on my motherboard like RGB_FAN / CHA_FAN / AIO_PUMP / SYS_FAN. These are available for a RGB fan and some are also suitable for fan splitters (but ALWAYS check the power output from 1 connection first before connecting multiple fans to one motherboard connection) 😊

[@deenodinooo]

I've noticed that the left side of the bottom fan isn't lighting, I do have the same problem with mine and I don't how to fix it

[@TechBoost]

I don't know if it's correlated with each other but 2/3 months after my video I had to swap them at the seller because I had more issues with the bottom fan. So if you installed them correctly I should contact the seller to replace them. Maybe it saves you a lot of issues in the future :)

[@twoody2716]

Thank you sir, excellent video and much appreciated!

[@TechBoost]

Thank you!

[@BeanisBags]

Do I need a seperate exhaust fan? I’m confused on intakes and exhausts fans? Do these work as both?

[@TechBoost]

No, these don't work as both but in this video the fans setup were a little bit weird because of the front of the case. In my new case I have 2 intake fans from corsair (front) en 2 exhaust fans (back and top) 😁👍

[@b0stlund]

how many fans will i be able to connect with the node pro and the rgb hub? Iv'e got a ASUS B550-F. And im planing to buy a 3 pack off LL120's and h100i AIO. Im gonna build a pc in 2 weeeks

[@PetricVZ]

Hello, how do I control the lighting and speed if I don't have the connector hub? Because I want to order only 1 fan.

[@hi-uo7hf]

You can control speed through bios but no rgb

[@DrKush888]

very helpful man thanks !!