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Right now I'm thinking about 2-3 kinds,Hahah , but I will do my best.

Awesome gaming gear and Powersupply!! Thank Thermaltake and Andy !! ..

Hello everyone!! I'm juggapat Thonglue from Thailand. I am very honored and excited to participate in this competition. Thanks to Andy and Thermaltake for organizing this competition. You can follow me on this page : https://www.facebook.com/Juggapat-Modifier-JMDF-191604944726528/?ref=bookmarks Thank you AMD, Zotac, ASRock & Plextor for sponsoring us with all the components for the project.

So today , my iris rgb hatsune miku edition software suddenly told me to update it, it had a new version, but as soon i click the “UPDATE NOW" button the mouse died right away, no rgb lighting,no respond upon clicking nor moving the cursor.I have try reinstall the software and still get the same result, the "UPDATE NOW" button are not responing upon clicking , its like the software itself is frozen.I download the software from the japanese ttesport website i think, the software version are the oldest 1.000, and the newest version is 1.128. You can see the image below, the Software is literally bugging, the moment i plugin my mouse , the update notice will immediately pop-out, but i cant do anything since the "UPDATE"button wont work nor the “Later”button too.Any one has a solution for this mess?

Thanks BMods you have upped your photo game better than me

Nice work Bró

Jesse Tiongson!

To all participants, I wish you the best of luck!

Yuri Gabrielli.

[Russia] Sergey Mnev !!!

GOOD LUCK SUNNY SUN！

Go For SUNNY SUN!

come on! go for SUNNY SUN from China!

I support SUNNY SUN to win！

GO for China！

good photos！

Goodluck with the project.

Sunny Sun,yes!China go!

We now edit the sample modle by using CAD. The P5 GT will be lied down and put on the center. And we will dig holes on feet to fit the weight shift when the hardware equipped.

[Canada] Erik Bergwest

Hi Everyone, Just received some sweet sweet LCS fittings from TT. So I decided to put em on the photo table. Hopefully i get the other parts soon as well and then we will be off to build. I am currently ordering some of the stuff I need from online shops, so those should be here in time as well.

Go Jesse, go Go GO!¡!

Go ahed Jesse Tiongson (Y)

Number 4.

[Thailand] Juggapat Thonglue ✌️

GO GO GO PHILIPPINES!

Ph!

GO Popoy!!!!

[Thailand] Juggapat Thonglue

Hello, This will be the Theme I am going to be going with. I will be using lots of different techniques in this build. Tools used will be, AI, PS, Laser, Cnc,, Hand Sculpting. 3d printer. Airbrushing. and the good old paint brushes. Pulling out all the stops on this one. Should be fun. No hacksaw-ing the tubing this time. This kit should make this much easier to work with. Thank you TT.

Voting with Jesse Tiongson.

Thank you asrock for this wonderful motherboard mod on!

Very nice !

what this little graphic card !!! we don't see it on the P5 😛

Good luck on this new Tt's challenge :)

Go Jesse Tiongson!

Go philippines

Go!

Go Team. Ph! We will support you all the way... Rock On!! WE LOVE Thermaltake!

Nice! looking forward to your build man!

I finally got the goods.There are good gifts, but Some things didn't come. be still in the stage of conception I'm going to make something traditional in Korea. Please look forward to it ^^

Tell Me Your Wish^^ -SNSD

Well guys today the competition officially starts. Here is the render of the Project "Stealth" Advanced Attack Drone. The idea born from my passion for aeronautical static modeling that I have since childhood. Combining the shape of the original Core P5 V2 with the ideas I had in my mind came out this futuristic attack drone armed to the teeth. In rendering there are not all the details (which are many) and that we will discover together as we go along with the progression of the works. Very particular this time it will be the painting that involves the use of the airbrush in a heavy manner with painting techniques for modeling as the weathering. Waiting for the remaining sponsor packs here are the photos. Note: Worklogs will be published simultaneously on: https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/89023-italy-yuri-gabrielli/ https://www.nexthardware.com/forum/worklogs/91741-project-stealth-advanced-attack-drone-thermaltake-casemod-invitational-season-2-2019-a.html https://forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/project-stealth-advanced-attack-drone-thermaltake-casemod-invitational-season-2-2019.366554/ https://www.overclock.net/forum/18082-builds-logs-case-mods/1733164-project-stealth-advanced-attack-drone-thermaltake-casemod-invitational-season-2-2019-a.html Stay tuned.

Waiting to see more about the project. Best of luck.

Go tae yeon!

I would like to be able to pick what temp sensor to control the fans by, be able to set up custom fan curves, and as another person said, turn an individual fan off when not needed. I'm using a Tower 900 case, with 10 Thermaltake fans and 2 pumps. 4 fans on CPU radiator, which I would love to be able to use my water temp sensor to control. I would turn each individual fan on as the water temp rises, and once all fans are running at 33%, my curves would go up as required. The CPU temp bounces around a lot as I do different jobs, yet the fans really don't need to spin up, unless the water temp rises, and this would allow us people who are trying to keep noise levels down, to seriously tweak our fans.... Also, give us the option to manually punch in the numbers we want, and to use decimal points, because water cooled people will see a water temp range of around 10 degrees, give or take, and those temps are going to be substantially lower than CPU and GPU temps. This is why we need it to be fully customizable. Call it advanced mode, and for all I care, you can have a big window popup that says, "Don't F*****G touch advanced mode, if you don't know what you're doing!" Another reason to allow us to pick the sensors, would be the GPU loop. Right now, I have CPU temps and CPU temps only, to set my GPU fans by... That's just silly. Another reason... The case has a fan that causes air to flow past the VRM/Memory and one that blows air across the the PCH. We should be able to use temp sensors related to those portions of the motherboard, to control those fans... I understand that you're trying to make the software user friendly, but people who build custom loops, are OCD enough, that they want to have ultimate control..

A lot of good modders so it's a tough choice!