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PLEASE READ Event Launch – Stage 1 (2019/3/29 – 2019/4/15) To enter, all you have to do is create a tread on TT community “2019 casemod invitational tt talent community league” thread with your basic information and a video on why you should be selected to be TT’s Talent (The video has to be between 1 min – 5 min long). The theme of the Video should include a personal bio and why we should choose you as the next TT Talent, you need to also include experience about using Thermaltake and your modding and PC building experiences. Previous experiences with Thermaltake can be added Final Video Submission Date is 4/15/2019 This event is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Apple Inc. Talent Selection - Stage 2 (2019/4/15) - TOP 12 contenders are selected by Thermaltake. Top 12 contenders are selected, contenders are sent TT Products for review. The contenders will need to create a video on the items sent, basic introduction. Contestants will be required to create a 2nd video mentioning what their plan is to mod the Level 20 Full Tower Chassis. CAD drawings or 3D Renders or sketches. Video must also talk about how Thermaltake products can help with such mod. At this stage all contenders progressed will win $500 USD Stage 2 Voting (2019/4/17) Top 12 contenders that are selected, will be put into a poll and public voting will commence. Voting will be held on TT Community Forums. 30% Community and 70% by Thermaltake to ensure fairness of the event. Computex (2019/5/28) Winner will be flown to Computex to join Thermaltake at Computex for the week, hotel and flights included! Winner will be one of Thermaltake's dedicated media for the show After Computex Winner will be sent the Level 20 chassis and everything that is needed to put the concept together. (Only TT hardware included) Level 20 GT Battlestation (2019/6/22) Creation of the winning concept begins

Vote for your favorite Level 20 GT Design concept! 2019 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational Season 1- TT Talent / Community was a success and its time to vote, All you have to do is vote for your favorite Level 20 GT Design Concept in the poll above! Check out the amazing videos by all the contestants this season! For voting you can WIN yourself a Level 20 RGB Keyboard! PLEASE NOTE: Only 1 vote per person, all votes will be checked via ip and multiple ip's will be banned. VOTE DATE: 4/29/2019 ~ 5/8/2019 Morgan Winberg Devin Waddell Luís Alves Genevieve Baad Calen Saddler Douglas Vieira Alves Richard Ord Ahmad Syafiq Hamman Claricce Lim Amelia Rosina Rob Deluce Sanjaya Bhanu

Thank you Alex

Hi everyone! I am Claricce of Techlin and here’s my video explaining my plan for modding the Thermaltake Level 20 GT. I really want to thank everyone, especially Thermaltake for giving me this great opportunity. I also want to congratulate the other participant and good luck to everyone!

2019 Thermaltake Casemod Tt Talent Level 20 GT-Apex project (Gibraltar) Thank you Thermaltake for the opportunity to participate in this competition. Did my best. I would very much like to be the next Tt talent and have the opportunity to participate in Computex. And put this project in practice and make many improvements. Thank you to everyone who will like the project.

Your Name: Douglas vieira alves Modding Brand / Media Name: Douglas alves Modding. CaseMod Page: https://www.facebook.com/douglasalvesmodding/ Facebook Profile : https://www.facebook.com/DOUGFANIBIL Youtube Channel Link: https://bit.ly/2LVdR8l https://www.instagram.com/douglas_alves_modding/ CaseMod Resident Evil https://forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/completed-work-log-casemod-resident-evil-umbrella-corporation.272863/ CaseMod Thor. https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/1087-case-mod-work-log-casemod-thor/&tab=comments#comment-6603 CaseMod TitanFall. https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/51625-completed-worklog-my-project-casemod-titanfall/&tab=comments#comment-71762 CaseMod Chaves. https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/53015-completed-worklog-casemod-scratch-chaves/&tab=comments#comment-75829 CaseMod Pandora Box Gemini Project . https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/63782-brazil-douglas-alves/&tab=comments#comment-90786 Casemod The Fifth Element https://forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/casemod-the-fifth-element.338336/ Casemod Chapolin Colorado. https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/topic/80427-casemod-chapolin-colorado-they-did-not-count-on-my-cunning-follow-me-the-bons-brasil/&tab=comments#comment-116618 Total fans: 3k Why do you think you should be the next TT Talent?: My name is Douglas Alves. I'm from Brazil. I Want to be the next Tt talent, Because i Love CaseMod, I Have a lot of dedication to this art and Thermaltake. I like the challenges of creating with my own hands my works of CaseMod. These 7 years is a good experience, and I want to grow up in Modding. I want to be able to have my works recognised. All photos of each project, worth much more than words, just check out the 7 CaseMods. Thank You

Thanks guys for joining the voting event! And congratulations to the winners! Please send us a inbox message on Facebook to claim your prize!!

I only have started the top section since it would be easier. Save the hardest for last lol. Still needs some filler and more sanding on some of the seems. Also I need to countersink and putty over the screw heads.

Whats up guys, back with another update. So I have started work on the outer body of the project. My first time doing this kinda woodworking and I had a ton of fun doing it....well maybe not the sanding. First I needed to get all the right dimensions from my design.

We are back with a quick update everyone. I have been working on the test fitting of the moving mobo tray and the RGB strip that will be lining the top portion of the P5 section of the mod. Moving MOBO Tray: I built this with some guide rails and slides I had lying around from a broken 3d printer and a 12v linear actuator with a 6 inch extension. Keep in mind this is just a test fit to make sure this system worked, I will be decorating the panels the slide rails are attached to so they suit the theme of the mod. RGB Strip: The RGB strip is a 6mm acrylic panel cut to the shape of the previous aluminum panels and lined with a TT RGB plus LED strip. I will do a more in depth post of the assembly of these parts once its more refined. Just wanted to do a quick update. Hope everyone enjoys! EDIT: I cant figure out how to add vids atm so I will uplaod as soon as I can figure it out sorry

some photos, geometry of the future project.

Hello again. Still progressing :) Because I have the fans pulling form the back I made a stickers for the backs of the fans to make the look ore like the front. Building the base is a messy but fun. a lot a carving to be done. And dino's to make and fit to the base.

Nice work Bró

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

GOOD LUCK SUNNY SUN！

good photos！

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

Go ahed Jesse Tiongson (Y)

GO GO GO PHILIPPINES!

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Very nice !

Tell Me Your Wish^^ -SNSD

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

Yuri Gabrielli!

Hello @nKwoel Yes sorry we posted it on Facebook

The printed prototype arms in action

PCPartPicker Link: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pkKk29 Goood afternoon my fellow PC nuts and Luder lovers! First, let’s get some love for a bath for #AcidDragon as she sits in the driveway Now that we know what we are working towards….. Let’s start changing this Thermaltake Commander C34 case! First let’s get this front panel off by using a gentle prying motion with a flat screwdriver to release the 4 clips Those 200mm of RGB goodness (Thermaltake included front intake fans) Now we can get the grills removed and get them painted green to match the grill on #AcidDragon A tip for painting outside, cover with a clear tub/container to prevent dust, leaves, bugs and anything else floating around while the paint dries Always several super light coats for the win! While I waited for the paint to cure, I began unboxing hardware and getting it installed to test fit and prep the system to plan out our loop and placement of the “turbo” pump. Starting with this sexy EVGA Z390 FTW motherboard…and fitting the Thermaltake Pacific CPU cooler to it Next up our 120GB TeamGroup SSD! Finally, let’s install this Thermaltake ToughPower 850W PSU! A bit overpowered for this build’s purpose…. But so is the watercooling haha The paint hasn’t fully cured, but now is dry and can be installed back in place! The case is looking sexy so far! Hopefully I will have time to get some more work this Friday and have another update for you next week!!! Stay classy fellow modders and friends!!!

I was able to plug tach wire to both MOBO and TT controller. Works as a charm! Spent 6 hours rewiring all my 5 fans. Got rid of one of two controlles by plugging two fans in one socket. When there are two fans, tach from the first goes to MOBO, tach from the second goes to TT controller. When there is one fan (my rear fan), tach goes both to MOBO and TT controller. I made some photos

Hi guys, hopefully someone else has had the same problem before and fixed it themselves.. Because I am so bamboozled as to what is happening here. I just recently bought the Challenger Prime like a week ago. First couple of days it worked fine all good didn't install a driver or anything just put it straight in the usb and started playing. Last 2 days though the keyboard has been very hard to use. Basically I'd be playing (even happens outside of games say on chrome) and at random times no longer than a minute of use, the keyboards backlights will flicker off then back on, and the last key I had pressed when that happens kinda gets stuck as if I'm holding it down. For example: Copied and pasted a link into the google search bar and it happened as I pasted and it then started pasting the link over and over again while I wasn't even touching the keyboard. It only stops again when I press other keys for a bit first. I have also noticed when the backlights flicker off then on and causes the issue the numlock light turns off as well. This is making it very very hard to actually play games as a huge inconvenience. I have tried going to control pannel, the keyboard properties and unticking the box that turns it off to save power. I have also tried actually installing the driver last night as well where you can change settings on the keyboard and that doesn't even work BTW when I click on OK to change colour of the backlight it just says please wait and remains that way for AGES. And neither of these had worked. I tried changing the USB port and still nothing. Other keyboards still work without this issue its only the Challenger Prime doing this to me. One more thing to note I have a laptop that I'm connecting the keyboard to which is with windows 10. Can anyone help me out please? I really want to be able to just use the keyboard without this issue...

Still waiting... Turning off my rig till then..

anyone hear any updates on this issue?

Let's go calen. Best modder in my opinion!

Here's my video entry for stage 2 of the Thermaltake Talent Competition! I want to thank Thermaltake for selecting me among so many talented people. I appreciate the opportunity! The theme for my Level 20 GT case mod is Space Odyssey! It'll be the "Choose Your Own Adventure" of Modding. I'll give each one of you the choice in not only the direction that the case mod will take but, you'll also get to pick between different mod ideas during each stage of the project. Make sure to get out there and Vote!

At first I had same issue, the individual headers are supposed to default to 120 addressable leds with AURA, for some reason my 2nd addon 5v was only set to 2 lol, problem solved

So this is my idea for the Level 20 GT build with a Ironman style with all the bright colors and so on.

Good luck to all the contestants! And thank you Andy for putting this together in such a short time frame!

PCPartPicker Link: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zn9Zw6 Good morning all my lovely people! I’m pleased to announce that #MomsMod is COMPLETE!! So let’s begin….. We start off first with the Gamdias peripherals, the Ares Keyboard and the Hades Mouse. Mask and paint time. Switching over to the Nanoxia CoolForce 140mm fans, we mask the frame off so we can get the fans painted purple! After a day of letting the paint dry, we are ready to start assembling the case. So far so good! That vinyl looks awesome! But now we need the hardware…. Let’s look at the tragic tower she has been using…… all that dust! YUCK! Rip the hardware out, salvage what’s acceptable, then get that Intel motherboard installed in the Nanoxia CoolForce1 case. Now it’s time to drop in an upgraded air cooler that might just do a bit better than her other one… That cable management……. Just don’t look at the backside I told you not to look! But…. we can fix it with these lovely Nanoxia CoolForce combs!!! Boom! Build is complete! One Lavender Everquest case mod complete!! Now what…….?!?! Oh right, need to address that old desk mess situation…. And ta-da! Now she not only has a setup worth showing off, but she’s got some extra organization for all her craft business And here’s an obligatory photo of me training the next generation of modders! My 3 year old diligently putting screws into the motherboard tray while watching YouTube on her tablet. As always, thanks for joining us on this journey and keep modding!!

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..

I did a quick search on Google, and all I could find about their software and Linux was someone's GitHub project that appears to be their own software for controlling the fans. However I don't see support for the Riing Trio fans listed. The owner appears to be taking requests to add products, but there is no guarantee. https://github.com/chestm007/linux_thermaltake_riing Another member on the forum has written their own software as well, but I am unsure if it has Linux support. They are working on Riing Trio support, though. Thermaltake's support is terrible. Purchasing their products in the hopes that someone else's software will get you what you want may be a large gamble. You could try ordering off of Amazon, as they are usually great about returns. Then you can send things back if you can't get it working. Otherwise, I recommend looking elsewhere.

after some time waiting for parts and building my beast for 6k euro it is now alive and all 16 thermaltake products shine so beautiful along with many other lightning effects ARBG madness. and the TT sync boxes worked instantly first time i turned on even with outdated bios. THANK YOU thermaltake Best regards.

Very strange behavior. So you are connecting the TT Sync controller to the Phantek case's RGB header of some sort, not the motherboard?

The TT Sync controller only supports a 5V RGB header.

so i issue a RMA and got the Replace today. i think this one is even worse. less RPM and my Temp Rise 3 Degrees no way. 356-368 Rpm's on Performance Silent don't do anything and Zero Fan Stops it.

One suggestion ThermalMike and TT...don't make two different connectors for the same fan. I have the View 37 ARGB along with 3x120 and 3x140 Pure Plus fans on the way and I found out today that I am returning all of it. That is because the Pure Plus fans on the View 37 ARGB will not connect to the fan controllers that come with the 3x120 and 3x140 Pure Plus fans. I cannot express my frustration and anger about this. I spent months looking at and comparing cases and fans before settling on this only to realize the day before receipt that TT decided to use different connectors on the fans that come with the View 37 ARGB case than those sold separately despite being the same fan. And absent scrolling down the Design page to see a small pic of a integrated case controller, none of the promo pics of the case at Amazon, Newegg, or even in the gallery on the TT page displays this controller. Why would a consumer even think that one Pure Plus fan would not connect to the controller sold with other Pure Plus fans? To make matters worse, TT customer service wouldn't let me just send them the fans from the case and swap in regular Pure Plus 20s + 1 Pure Plus 12 fans with regular connectors. Even more irritating, if I want to buy the View 37 RGB, well, it costs more than ARGB at the moment. I've only ever bought TT cases, PSUs, fans, etc., but after this experience, I may need to move on. Maybe Mike or the customer service team might see this and contact me to see what we can do.

Douglas Alves. Good Luck.

Don't you have a 5V header? If so, follow this link. Solved my issues.

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