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  1. Dear etoiledunord09,

    Regarding to the double USB-C cable concern, you just need to connect the LCD screen of TOUGHLIQUID Ultra 240 on one end. The other end is designed for multiple LCD devices usage, it usually won't be connected if you don't have additional Thermaltake LCD products.

    As for the opposite end of 9-pin USB 2.0 cable as the above picture, you need to connect it to your 9-pin motherboard port. These ports are usually set at the bottom part of the motherboards. If you still couldn't find the 9-pin ports on your motherboard, please provide the model to us, then we could show you where they are. 

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  2. Dear AxelBerger, 

    I would like to know which RGB Controller is running the three TOUGHFAN 12 RGB and a DP100-D5 Distroplate? If it's the controller that comes with TOUGHFAN 12 RGB, it shall be working fine without loosening. 

    Please refer to the following response:

    1. can I preset the components controlled by the motherboard (MX2, R2, 4x Toughram DDR5) and the ones controlled by the RGB controller (3x Toughfan 12 RGB, DP100-D5 Distroplate) so that the RGB is shut off when I start the computer and then only start coloring when RGB Plus Software kicks in?

    - Currently, we do not have solutions regarding this issue. However, we're working on a similar function that allow users to select whether the RGB and LCD products should be turned off or remained on when TT RGB PLUS software is shut off. Will let you know when this function is available in the software. 

    2. how can I make sure that the RGB Controller does not loose connection to the RGB Plus software once in a while?

    - Our latest 4th generation software controller that comes with TOUGHFAN 12 RGB does not lose connection with TT RGB PLUS software very often. If the problem keep occurs, please contact our customer service for RGB controller RMA. https://support.thermaltake.com/RMA_Agreement.aspx  

    3. how can I make sure that the MX2 and R2 are shut off when the computer has shut down? Currently they are still showing liquid temperature even though the other RGB components are down?

    - Our MX2 and R2 LCD screens are powered up by motherboard USB headers with 5V power input, therefore if the motherboard keeps delivering power to these device, it will keep showing the default displays. We are currently working on the solution, will let you know once the function is ready.

    4. is there a better way to synch the motherboard controlled and rgb controller controlled items?

    - The 9pin connector cable of motherboard controlled and RGB controller controlled items is different, therefore there're not able to be controlled together. 

  3. On 11/19/2022 at 3:00 AM, Ow Yong said:

    can anyone help me?

    fan pump cable put on system fan-done

    fan power put on CPU fan-done

     

     

     

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    Sorry for the late reply. 

    Please make sure the 9-pin USB 2.0 cable (Part M) is connected to the LCD screen and motherboard properly. The LCD screen uses micro-USB to 9-pin USB 2.0 cable for signal and power delivery.

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    If you have any questions, please let us know. 

    Thank you!

  4. On 12/6/2022 at 11:54 PM, Flakmaster said:

    This is the orientation my AIO cooler fits in my case the best. Are there any water block covers available to swap the logo back upright, or is Thermaltake forever going to be the laughingstock of my build? 

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    Sorry for the late reply. 

    The upper cap of our TH Series AIO Liquid Cooler does not have the alternative for you to swap it upside down. However, we will come up with a new series of TH AIO in the future with a rotational upper cap. 

    On the other hand, maybe you could try out our TOUGHLIQUID ARGB or TOUGHLIQUID Ultra AIO to resolve this problem immediately😊 

    Please visit our new AIO product through the following link: https://www.thermaltake.com/products/aio-liquid-cooling.html

    Thank you for your patience. 

  5. On 12/4/2022 at 9:24 PM, TTNoob said:

    Hi all

    Building a new PC and just want to sanity check whether I can do this or if it will overload the Mobo and blow something up..

    Case: Corsair 5000D Airflow (comes with 6 x 4-pin PWM fan repeater/hub). https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/Categories/Products/Cases/Mid-Tower-ATX-Cases/5000D-AIRFLOW-Tempered-Glass-Mid-Tower-ATX-PC-Case/p/CC-9011211-WW#tab-overview

    Mobo: MSI B550M Mortar Max Wifi
    https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/MAGB550MMORTARMAXWIFI.pdf

    Fans:
    -2 x (3-Fan Pack of Riing 12 LED RGB Sync Edition fans) – https://www.thermaltake.com.au/riing-12-led-rgb-radiator-fan-sync-edition-3-fan-pack.html
    Instructions for the Riing 12s – https://thermaltake-au.azureedge.net/media/productattach/db/support/usermanual/_a2485c9a43f4414b8f482246010b8d37.pdf
    -2 x Corsair 5000D Case Fans
    -1 x Artic Cooling F12 PWN Fan (https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/cooling/120mm-fans/88929-acfan00203a)

    Questions:
    1. The Riing 12s manual says I need to connect to the 12V RGB header on the Mobo. But the Mobo only has 1x 12V RBG header (JRBG1). Can I daisy chain 6 of the Riing 12 fans into the single JRGB1 header with no issues? Looking at the mobo manual the JRGB header has a max 3A rating, and the rated current for the Riing 12s are 0.2A – which will be total 1.2A for the 6 fans. But on the physical fan itself, the rating says 0.3A (I assume this is the motor and not the RGB?) – in which case the total would be 1.8A for the 6 fans. Would this be okay?

    2. I want to use the supplied 6 x 4 pin PWN Fan hub with the case and connect all the fans to it; Can I use the supplied Riing12 3-splitter PWN cable to connect all 3 fans together and then into a single hub header? Effectively I will use 5 hub headers for the 9 fans that I have.

    2a. The Fan Hub is powered by SATA cable from the PSU (so I don't need to worry about max amps here) and then I can connect the fan hub header directly to any fan connectors on the mobo (ie. SYS_FAN). Is this correct?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

     

    Please see the following reply

    Questions:
    1. The Riing 12s manual says I need to connect to the 12V RGB header on the Mobo. But the Mobo only has 1x 12V RBG header (JRBG1). Can I daisy chain 6 of the Riing 12 fans into the single JRGB1 header with no issues? Looking at the mobo manual the JRGB header has a max 3A rating, and the rated current for the Riing 12s are 0.2A – which will be total 1.2A for the 6 fans. But on the physical fan itself, the rating says 0.3A (I assume this is the motor and not the RGB?) – in which case the total would be 1.8A for the 6 fans. Would this be okay?

    - You can sync up 6 Riing 12 RGB fans through the provided 2 Riing RGB controllers with the Riing RGB Controller Cables, it will only occupy a single JRGB1 header on your motherboard. You can purchase the controller cable through the following link: https://www.thermaltake.com/riing-rgb-controller-cable.html

    2. I want to use the supplied 6 x 4 pin PWN Fan hub with the case and connect all the fans to it; Can I use the supplied Riing12 3-splitter PWN cable to connect all 3 fans together and then into a single hub header? Effectively I will use 5 hub headers for the 9 fans that I have.

    - You might need to check the rated current (A) of the fan hub you want to connect, but basically, you could connect the fans together with the Riing 12 RGB 3-splitter PWM cable.

    2a. The Fan Hub is powered by SATA cable from the PSU (so I don't need to worry about max amps here) and then I can connect the fan hub header directly to any fan connectors on the mobo (ie. SYS_FAN). Is this correct?

    - The total rated current of a SATA cable is 5A, so if the overall ampere rating of all the fans connected does not reach 5A, it shall be all good.

  6. On 11/29/2020 at 11:03 AM, Tom Gunson said:

    Hey fam,

    Can anyone confirm what the machine screw size/threading fits the mounting holes on this thiic boi rad?

    In the process of building my new Zen 3 rig but im having a #### of a time finding the right screws to be able to run a push/pull setup - I dont seem to have or can find anything that threads into the radiator properly.

    Most recently ordered a set of 6-32x30mm but they dont thread either so im somewhat at a loss - Was going to order a set of m3 screws next but I cant find them locally and they're not exactly cheap on amazon so I was hoping to consult hive mind for some insight.

    Can I order more directly from Thermaltake?

    Thanks peeps!

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    Dear Tom Gunson.

    Do you mean that the Part A screws is missing or it is not compatible to the radiator itself? 

    If Part A screws is missing, please contact our Customers Service for product RMA. https://support.thermaltake.com/RMA_Agreement.aspx

    Thank you!

  7. Dear Tri,

    Regarding your problem TH120 ARGB Sync Liquid Cooler could not cool down an Intel Core i9 processor. Could you tell us which Intel Core i9 sku are you using? 

    Basically, the latest 12/13th Gen Intel Core Processor (Alder Lake/Raptor Lake) is designed with a higher TDP above 125W, therefore it requires liquid coolers with a higher cooling power. We recommend using a 240mm/360mm Liquid Cooler for mainstream i9-12900 / i9-13900 processor cooling, if it is a performance level i9-12900K/i9-12900KS or i9-13900K processor, it would require a 420mm Liquid Cooler to unleash its performance.

    If you have any questions, please let us know.

    Thank you!

  8. Dear Farrenard,

    On 1/23/2023 at 11:38 PM, Farrenard said:

    Hello,

    I have Riing Quad 12 RGB fans in my pc and I want to buy the new Swafan Ex Thermaltake fans.

    Could I connected the old Controller with the new ?

    Best regards

    SWAFAN EX fans could not be connected to the older controller of Riing Quad 12 RGB fans due to the controller's hardware configuration. 

    However, you're able to connect Riing Quad 12 RGB fans to the controller provided in SWAFAN EX fan package. ☺️

    If you have any questions, please let us know. 

    Thank you!

  9. Dear Splattermyguts, 

    Regarding your situation, there are some information that needs to be clarified.

    First of all, if your PC is turned off, the information on your TOUGHLIQUID Ultra 360 LCD Screen should be showing the liquid temperature. The reason why the LCD is still on when your PC is turned off is because of the USB is still charging. 

    Second, we need to see the PC status of the mentioned 41-45 Celsius temperature. Is the PC just turned off or it has been turned off for a while? 

    Thank you in advance.

  10. Dear wolfmandim,

    Regarding your current situation, you need to connect the following Part C signal bridge cable to the TT Sync Controller itself, and then connect to the 5V RGB Header (JARGB_V2_1, JARGB_V2_2, JARGB_V2_3) on MSI Z790 ACE motherboard. 

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    Step 1

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    Step 2

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    Hope this information helps. If you need further assistance, please let us know.

    Thank you!

  11. Dear Vorpal,

    After checking with our Customers Service Team, they said that they haven't received an email about TT Sync Controller requirement. Could you pass me your email? Then I'll double check with them afterwards. 

    Regarding the 9 Riing Duo Fans synchronization issue, you can sync them through our TT Sync Controller, but it requires to occupy two 5V RGB Headers for them to be connected to the motherboard. In addition, our TT Sync Controller comes with a special 9pin port, therefore it cannot be connected to Corsair's products.

    Hope this information helps. 

    Thank you for your patience. 

  12. Dear Vorpal, 

    We are very sorry for the late reply...😓

    Regarding your issue, our TT Sync Controller (CL-O015-PL00BL-A) could resolve it immediately, you just need to connect those fans to the two controllers and then connect the controllers to 5V RGB header on the motherboard. 

    As for our apologies, we will arrange 2pcs of TT Sync Controllers to you, could you please forward your address to our customers service? https://my.thermaltake.com/tw/csErma.aspx

    Thank you for your time and patience. Please contact us if you need further assistance. 

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