AC Infinity CLOUDLINE T6, Quiet Inline Duct Fan System with Temperature and Humidity Controller, 6-Inch

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Controlling the RGB of RSL-Inf fans is simple, as you can utilise Lian Li’s powerful L-Connect 3 software. Employing L-Connect 3 you can adjust the lighting of individual fans or groups, to create a unified display. With a huge variety of colours available, multiple lighting effects, and the ability to control the fan blades and frames lighting separately, you will be able to create your perfect lighting setup. Fan Specifications: Colour The last method of installation can be achieved by daisy-chaining to each other. While most fan's daisy-chaining feature comes in for daisy-chaining the cable, Lian Li's approach is vastly different. The Controller comes with 4 available proprietary ports. Other than the free ports, there are 2x Sata Power, a regular USB 2.0 Header, and a 3-pin ARGB + 4-Pin PWM cable already pre-attached. Although the fan blade size did not give us the impression that we were looking at high-performance fans, it turned out that Lian Li's Uni SL-Infinity fans are in fact the best-performing fans out there. With excellent max performance and the very best noise-to-performance ratio, they managed to outperform Noctua's NF-A12x25. Therefore, making them the new Best-in-Class 120mm Case fans. We benchmarked Lian Li's Uni SL-Infinity Fans using our usual setup. Whilst letting them spin at max speed, they managed to keep the CPU at 40.1°C. This places them just a single degree behind the be quiet Silent Wings Pro 4 120 and Noctua's NF-A12x25. An excellent result thus far.

Usually, we are not big fans of proprietary Fan software. They tend to be poorly developed, buggy, and overly excitingly looking whilst not giving you any features that a motherboard software couldn't. Interestingly for us though, Lian Li's Uni SL-Infinity fans made us re-think previously set preferences. Until now, we were by default not huge fans of proprietary connectors and mandatory software. However, in this case, we loved it. Lampton SP105 fan controller (10 port PWM controller) connected the 3 channels of AL-120 fans (3 connections on the fan controller), and First and foremost, my machine has been functional for over 3 years without fail until now. Here is what has been done so far.

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As this review is supposed to be on the hardware- side of the fan, we will not be going in-depth into the software, but as we were forced to use it, we are able to confirm that thus far, we have not seen such a well developed ARGB and Fan speed software, neither from a Fan manufacturer nor from a Motherboard manufacturer. I do it this way so I can forget the L-Connect software (once I set it to "motherboard control for the lighting). The single fan port on the Commander Pro controls all fans via the Lampton controller and a Lighting Channel port on the Commander Pro controls the fan RGB.

By positioning the Male- port of a fan right next to the female port of a second fan, we can use the hooks that are present on the edges of a Uni SL fan to slide two fans into each other creating a 2x1 Fan cluster. However, as the design is always a factor that the end-buyer should be deciding on, we will leave the conclusion of this category up to you. Just keep in mind that the fan is very well manufactured, feels incredibly sturdy, and the ARGB implementation is definitely best-in-class using only the best and brightest types of LEDs. Please note that in the case of a daisy-chained Fan wall, we are left with the first and last fans still having the hooks present on the outstanding sides. This may lead to issues for radiator installations, or you might just not like it. In these cases, you are free to twist them and remove them creating the clearance needed. If they are needed at a later point, you are always free to re-position them by pressing them in and twisting them the other way.What’s more, the daisy-chaining feature has been improved too. The Lian Li UNI FAN SL-INF 120’s connector key, that slots into the frame of a second fan, can be easily removed. Simply twist 90° and pull from the frame. This increases the SL-INF 120’s compatibility with radiators, as well as leaving no protruding parts for a cleaner aesthetic. Should the need for the key arise, then it can be re-installed just as easily. One side of the fan houses the male version of Lian Li's 7-pin Fan connector while the other side houses the female version. This connector is responsible for everything that the fan is supposed to do, Light and Speed.

The quality of used LEDs is amazing as well. No stutters, no fading light. Everything is exactly as it is supposed to be.With second generation innovations comes a 10% boost in performance. The UNI FAN SL-INF 120 utilises a seven-blade design, optimised to function at faster speeds with higher airflow and static pressure. All whilst keeping noise levels to a minimum. At its top speed of 2100RPM, these fans only produce 29 dBA, for whisper quiet operation. Plus, with a maximum static pressure of 2.66mmH2O and airflow of 61.3CFM, these are highly efficient fans to add to your thermal solution.

Please also keep in mind that due to the Fans having multiple different ARGB strips, mirrors, and illumination sources, the only way of properly controlling each of them individually will be by using Lian Li's software. You can use your motherboard software, but getting different colors onto different portions of the fan will require an immense amount of trial and error. The software had the exact same effect. Until now, we did not have any sort of positive experience with proprietary software. Lian Li's L-Connect 3 on the other hand, is very well-designed, utilitarian, and not crowded with unnecessary animations and function-reducing images. It does exactly what it needs to do, whilst looking good and being easy to understand. Exactly what we expect. From there, the last (or first) fan will need to be connected to the controller using the proprietary single connection cable.Some Fans have Infinity mirrors on the fan hub. Others have light coming out of them and spreading across the wings. Others have an ARGB strip going along the fan frame. Lian's Li's Uni SL Infinity fans have all of them combined. Secondly, the cable module has been reduced in size and placed centrally on the frame edge. What’s more, it can be orientated in a number of ways, to provide more flexible and efficient cable management according to your build. Keep Cool and Carry On..to Your Basket But it's not only their performance that stunned us. The ARGB implementation is incredible as well. Infinity Mirror on 3 occasions, central illumination, and a total of 5 ARGB stripes are plastered all around the fan providing you with every ARGB implementation method ever created. However, the surprising aspect of these fans came inform of their Noise-to-Performance ratio. For the very first time, we were able to benchmark a fan that was able to outperform Noctua's previously set best noise-to-performance ratio.