pamarakos

this is the X-FLow version.

thanks!

the ROG fan grills were custom made. the radiator used in this build is a BLACKICE NEMESIS GTX 480

Hello Thermaltake fans! I just want to share my latest project TT Core P5 ROG Edition. thanks!
-Intel Core i7 6700k
-ASUS Maximus VIII Formula
-Galax GTX1080
-Corsair Vengeance LED 16GB 
-Samsung 850 EVO SSD 240GB
-Thermaltake Toughpower 850W PSU
-Thermaltake Ring 12 Fans
-Custom Liguid Cooling

has to have splitters included, the controller  shows to have 4 outputs same as the RIING fan controller and the kit comes with 8 fittings.  And here is another question though,  Is it the same as the fan controller just different labeling for the buttons,  can you run the RIING fans and RIING fittings off the same controller so you can match the colors of the fans with the led fittings.  I currently have 2 (thinking of expanding to 3) different color zones.  Lastly, when is thermaltake going to offer the controllers for sale separately,  I have the water 3.0 rgb system.  If i send the entire unit back as they requested, the computer will be nonfunctional until it is replaced,  id rather buy a new controller, considering i am upgrading to a custom loop and reusing the fans (buying their d5 pump combo, fitings, tubes, bending kit, another 3 pack of RIING RGB fans and radiators)  that is now an option but i would have to buy new fans for the new 240 rad and wait for the return/exchange process.  id rather buy another controller.. oh yeah, i love the RIING rgb fans.... 

interesting, seems full illumination (granted what it looks like threw the camera vs live, also the white fluid)  max length of tubing before serious loss in illumiation??
 

 
both are straight runs, what about curves thermaltake, how much light will you loose over length when you add turns in the hard tubing?

Quoted from karel1710 on the audrino.cc forum:
 
"The pins are like this : (from left to right) 
1 - speed (high low)
2 - stop/start (when the rgb loop is running)
3 - switch between the 4 predefined colours
4 - seems to be ground
5 - haven't found out yet"
 
I have since used this info and modified my rig.
 
The functions of my two controllers can now be activated (in sync) by the press of a button, located on the front panel of my H15 case.
 
FYI - the spare 5 pin connector uses a Mini JST 2.0 socket. I used this to tap into the controller http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321879095200?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
 
...and these are the buttons i used http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281903401655?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Thank you too
 
One riser is indeed included in the package per P5, however you can get them separately too.
Yes you can also use the GPU's vertically more info here: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00002732
The stock panel is acrylic/plexi and indeed has holes to mount it when it's vertically. My glass just stays in place cause of the non-slippery pads I used and the glass panels own weight.
Not sure if it has a mounting for a 5.25 though.
 
Goodluck!

Ouaou...really ouaou!!
 
Many congrats....excellent A+++
 
Just some questions....you gpus are connected with the Tt riser cable and the are in horizontal position? Is it included in the P5 package? Also would they fit vertical on the motherboard concerning max height inside P5?
 
Lastly I guess "stock" glass of the P5 has holes on the edges to be fitted on the poles of the p5, how did you fit the glass you purchased on the poles? With glue or what?
 
Can a DVD-r/w drive be fitted somehow?
 
Again....it's just so...beautiful and impressive...many congrats for your patience and hard work!!
 
Thanks for your time

Thanks again every one! Really appreciate it!
 
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