RGB Fan & Case Buy Guide
When it comes to building your gaming PC there’s one question you have to ask yourself: Do I want RGB? Obviously, when it comes to looks nothing compares. Having an RGB PC is more than just something that looks cool, it’s a status symbol. Seeing the bright lights while you game and showing your friends your sick set up with changing lights all in sync is truly a breathtaking sight. Here are some options for creating an epic RGB setup.
One of the most important parts when building an RGB PC is the fans. If you don’t mind using a physical remote instead of software like Asus Aura Sync or iCue then these upHere RGB fans are a great option with a 5-pack for $30!
However, if you want to use software for control, it is a bit more expensive. If you want the best RGB software control the Corsair RGB fans paired with iCue is hands down the best option. The reason that these are so highly ranked is Corsair also makes RGB CPU Coolers, RGB Strips, and RGB Peripherals that can all be synced simultaneously in iCue. Sadly,having the best comes at a price, more specifically $100 for a 3-pack and any additional accessories you want to add to your RGB setup.
There are cheaper alternatives like these upHere aRGB fans that sync with your motherboards software.
The next thing that comes to mind when building an RGB PC is a case to show off all your internals. You could go with something like the NZXT H710, priced at $100, but then you have to buy your own RGB fans which can get pricey if you want to use all the fan spots.
On the other hand, you could get something like this MUSETEX case that comes fully stocked with aRGB fans, priced at $90. Just make sure your motherboard is compatible with aRGB!
If you decide to go the Corsair route, the Corsair iCue 4000X is a great option and even provides you with 3 iCue compatible RGB fans.
Overall, when building your PC RBG is always an option and nowadays, RGB is more affordable than ever! I hope this guide helped and your build comes out looking great!
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