Ajmcl
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Alex Banks! good luck!
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Many years ago I got a job as a junior engineer after collage. We used high end expensive computers for CAD and CAM. We had computers in the plant and in the design office. They were always breaking down due to dirt, dust, heat and constant use. We spent a lot of money replacing dead systems. I recommended that all new systems come with good quality Thermaltake power supplies back then, because I noticed we had all High end components with cheap no name power supplies that were always breaking down. After, The new systems stopped breaking down, We saved thousands of dollars in new systems with no down time or lost designs. Everybody noticed the difference and I was promoted, and put in charge of all the systems and new purchases. To this day I only recommend Thermaltake power supplies to everyone. The new products line has expanded quite a bit the past few years, every upgrade I make, I check to see If there is a new product by Thermaltake. I really think the new RGB components are the best looking second to none, and the quality and reliability I have experienced is the best. I plan on replacing my Toughpower DPS G 750 with the new RGB model and buying the Thermaltake Core P5 Black Tempered Glass ATX Wall-Mount Chassis (CA-1E7-00M1WN-03) to go with my new Water 3.0 360 Ring RGB Edition. I cant wait! If any of the engineers or staff of Thermaltake read this, Keep up the good work!
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It is close but I vote Alex Banks!
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Hey, I am new to this forum but have been buying Thermaltake parts for a few years now. I want to know if anyone can tell me the best setup for my corsair MP500 480 gig M2 SSD? I have 2 m2 slots on ASROCK Extreme6 mb. I had this drive installed on an ASUS PCI card on my old MSI mb because it didn't have an M2 slot. Now my new mb has 2 M2 slots. Should I plug it direct into the M2 slot on the board or put it back into the ASUS PCI card? I had heard something about using up PCI lanes and bottlenecks. I have intel 4790k socket 1150, Thermaltake water 3.0 360 Ring RGB Edition, Toughpower DPS G 750 Gold, Msi gtx 1080 gaming X, 32 gig ddr3 2400, Samsung 850 500 gig SSD * 3, Muskin Triactor 480 gig SSD, Pioneer Bluray DVR and about 24 Terabytes USB 3 storage in a Corsair Obsidian 750 case, I don't overclock cpu or gpu as of yet, but I do want to now that I have the new watercooler. I also want the fastest performance for my SSD drives. Any help on how to set this up better is welcome and thanks.
Thermaltake Water 3.0 Riing RGB 360 not displaying RGB cycle mode, only separate colours by themselves
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I am trying to do the same thing and cant figure out how to make mine look like the multicolored rings on the box, it just changes solid colors.