[**ATTN Users with Thermaltake Riser Cables**]

Hey Jake, Im very unhappy to hear about these issues. I just bought the case for the vertically mounted video cards that's the whole reason I like the case. I didn't find out about these issues until I went to go order another cable to have it here when I got my case sounded like thermaltake try to fix this but they're not spending enough money to create a shielded properly built cable. I have read online and found that 3M create a shield cable that people don't have problems with. But cost $ 100 now I have two video cards that's $200 that's more than the case if I don't hear any good news from thermaltake on these new cables I might just return that case. Very disappointing I'm running two amd 290x which I know draws a lot of power and get very hot. Which sounds like these cables can't handle high in cards which is the whole point of building APC with this case no one's going to put the five year old video card into a liquid cooling computer case and most of all I really hope they add a new version of this cable to my recently purchased case.

[**ATTN Users with Thermaltake Riser Cables**]

That is disappointing to hear. I would like to know what Thermaltake is doing to ensure the new cables are meeting design requirements? Being able to showcase my GPU with this case was a primary factor in my decision to purchase. If I have to mount directly to my motherboard in order to have reliable performance from my GPU then this is a huge failure on the part of Thermaltake.

 

Does anyone know where we may be able to get a cable to meet our needs outside the Thermaltake supply chain? I just need this to get fixed and move on.