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On 1/14/2019 at 8:44 PM, Michelle Peter said:
I would also like to know how that system of "push/pull config" works . Thanks
that's fairly simple - on the downside of the radiator you mount push fans (blow direction to top) and on the top side of the rad you mount extractors means fans extracting the air (pull). It's just a matter of mounting the fans!
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5 hours ago, anubis5124 said:
the temperatures round for my 8700k@4.7 all cores under load playing about 60-66C, at rest 35-40C, then as you say I should not worry about the rpm of the pump ??
thanks for answering
Yep, same temps/range for my Floe 360 - looks all fine to me!
Why more RPM noise when 1800 is sufficient and quieter?
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I would disregard the pump rpm as long as CPU temperature is fine and the rad's fans stay around 1000rpm under load.
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Get someone good with an solder iron! the pin can be removed from the socket and the cable reapplied
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Liquid is far more effective while a fan is good for mediocre CPUs in Mediterranean climat/temperatures.
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Try this - uninstall RGB+ then make sure to delete (or empty):
C:\Program Files (x86)\Tt
C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Tt
.. once done install the new version and it should load fine..
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Yesterday they posted 1.2.52 but it did not fix anything mentioned here
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Still waiting for the support to come back with an answer....
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49 minutes ago, Eyo Sama said:
I'm seeing TT RGB Plus consistently using between 8-25% CPU time, and this is on an i7-9700K. Average is around 15%, so you are not alone with this problem.
I would like to see a resolution to this, otherwise I will be uninstalling it and removing the fans. I am already forced to shut down the App each time I boot up because of the excessive usage.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You can contact support@thermaltake.com directly, IF not already done, and hear whats up.
Interestingly your TTRGB ram usage is just half of mine .. I wonder this might be the reason for your CPU drain (maybe page file usage due to low memory?)
BTW, I am on an AMD system
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On 12/11/2018 at 11:33 PM, kewlmunky said:
Thermaltake has a newer power cable for their controllers that have a resistor built in that should fix the issue. If you contact support and give them the serial number of your product(s) they will ship you what you need, free of charge.
okay, contacted 'em and see how it goes...
Edit: Another thing I found today - when TTRGB runs on two user accounts concurrently the light-speed doubles even when it's set to normal on both accounts!
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After a return from system sleep/hibernate this software stays at default Light Modes (reduced cycle speed) - only restarting this software fixes the issue
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Yes, I feel your pain! - I am a 60yo (next March) spent most of my life in IT and still jump into "unknown waters" to find out - meh!
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31 minutes ago, BretM said:
Thanks View. The system has been running at 28c/80f. Now to solve the Can not find fan error, but I think that may be due to it not being the AIO version
Yes, as far as I know the AIO fans got a few more pins needed by the controller
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2 hours ago, BretM said:
Ok saw a video on the 240 which had the same single cable coming from the block.
Still concerned that I cant tell if the block is running. I hear no noise, cpu temp is around 28 degrees C - 82 degrees F. these temps are with no real load on the system. 3DMark got the cpu temp to over 90 degrees F
If the pump would not work there would be smoke! - attached my CPU stress test reaching 40C max
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Okay thanks, Mike, then starting manually from an standard account is the only option
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Just return to the version that works for you and, yes, there seems to be a Ryzen problem - as far as I know TT is working on that but I have no details.
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The latest software version is 1.2.5 - try that one and delete C:\Users\You\AppData\Roaming\Tt ....after uninstall the old software
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2 minutes ago, ThermalMike said:
Hi,
Thanks for the info, I will pass this off to our team to take a look.
Is there a particular reason why you are not using a admin account on windows?
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The reason I stay away from the admin account? much better (online) security/safety to work as a standard user!
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see screenshot!
IntelBurnTest and LinpackExtreme running concurrently..
..and CPU temperature keeps ~40 Celsius while rad fans' speed stays a bit above idle?!This is quite a stark contrast compared to 1.2.4 where fans were ~1500rpm heating up the room in a jiffy
BTW, RGB 125 is not auto starting in standard user accounts (Win10) - only admin account is fine!
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7 hours ago, Chief_AJ said:
Yes, I mean in front of the motherboard, in the position where the hard drive cages are. Upon further research, I found that I neglected the ability to mount 3.5 inch drives on the opposite side of the case's motherboard mounting wall/cable management partition (I don't know the formal term for this part). I can mount all 3 of my drives on the left side of the case (looking from the front), and fit the 360mm radiator.
Okay, experiment with that but keep in mind the small space available, at the backside, will heat up significantly (rad vent)
The rad's heat dissipation is quite a bit especially under loadI would not like to have my hdds in that place... just my thought
TT Riing software - CPU usage
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No such problems here... I am on a Ryzen system btw.. only thing it takes 61MB ram which is quite chunky footprint but otherwise all fine.
There were a few high CPU usage threads here but I dint follow those..