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. 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. 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. 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.

Usage Meter As Standard

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. Until about 50% of their speed, Lian Li's Uni SL had the best Noise-to-Performance ratio ever recorded by us, making them the best fans on the market right now. A truly amazing result.

In case you want to avoid using Lian Li's L-3, you are open to installing it, and applying the Motherboard control setting buttons for Speed and Light. Once this mode is on, you can continue using your Motherboard Software for every kind of control while the PWM and 3-pin ARGB cable of the controller, which we connected earlier, will be used as a passthrough connection. 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. 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.

Your Requirements

In case you would like to group 2 fans that are not positioned right next to each other, we can use the same procedure as for a single fan, but combine it with the 2-1 Splitter included in the box. This creates a cluster of fans that can later be easily controlled via software while they are not directly connected to each other. Used each GPU for about 2-3 weeks before swapping to the next to no avail. The current GFPU in use is the 3090.