Tte Martin

I'm running a 3770k on a Gigabye z77 ds3-h, Kingston HyperX Beast 32 GB Kit (4x8 GB) 2400MHz, EVGA acs GTX 780 with two 128 ssd raid 0 and two 1GB WD black raid 0 and 1000w  psu. Great to be a part of your forums. I love your products.

Hello HappyBuddhaman and welcome to our forum!
 
Glad you like the sound quality and comfort! This is not a very common defect. You can get a replacement through our customer portal if you'd rather not stick with the applied workaround.
 
I have also moved the topic to the headset forum in the Tt eSPORTS section.

Hello HappyBuddhaman and welcome to our forum!
 
Glad you like the sound quality and comfort! This is not a very common defect. You can get a replacement through our customer portal if you'd rather not stick with the applied workaround.
 
I have also moved the topic to the headset forum in the Tt eSPORTS section.

Hello HappyBuddhaman and welcome to our forum!
 
Glad you like the sound quality and comfort! This is not a very common defect. You can get a replacement through our customer portal if you'd rather not stick with the applied workaround.
 
I have also moved the topic to the headset forum in the Tt eSPORTS section.

Thank you all.   I got an update for everyone. Added a second R9 270X graphics card I purchased for my birthday.  It is massive compared to the original one.  Also I have an Adata 128 GB SSD coming in tomorrow for my OS.

In that case please contact our support to get a replacement.

Hi, loving the mouse and keyboard. Never been able to get the Lift Off Control application to work for the mouse.

These are by far the most comfortable headphones I've ever had, and the fact that you can use them with mobile devices makes them that much better.  The cables plug into the bottom of the left ear cup and disconnect if you tug on it.  I did have to get a new mobile cord sent to me because the one that came with them was somehow messed up and the sound was horrible.  I contacted customer support and they sent me one in a flash, and it works perfectly.  After a follow up e-mail, I was told not to waste my money sending the bad cable back and to just deal with it as I wish.  Best customer support ever!!! 

I haven't been a fan of the full tower cases for some time as it tends to be a bit of a hassle lugging such a large beast to and from PDXLAN all the time. However, This is one case I wouldn't mind lugging around to show off it's full badassery. No really, this case is beautiful in all of it's ways with extensible expansion and customization capabilities. On top of all that, you get three humungous fans to get the air flowing with little noise. I can't wait to start the water cooling build for this bad boy.
 

I like a case with class.  Say what you will but I prefer my computer to be a piece of art.

Hello Thermaltake,
 
I have a build thread going over at OC.net and I just saw the announcement of your new community forum. 
 
I have decided to be one of the first to share my build here since the new build is based on cutting up my old thermaltek Mk-1 Chaser chassis. 
 
 
I recently finishing up my first attempt at hard pipe water cooling for the Corsair Domination contest and have grown bored now that it is complete. (for now at least) Link to most recent build thread.

I am in desperate need of an HTPC that can house my collection of "legally obtained" media, personal family photos, years of home movies and many many Johnny Cash mp3s.

I had planned to start this project in August and purchasing the newly announced Corsair Air 240 mini however, I have a few spare parts laying around and it feels silly to not take advantage of what I have and use the money that I would have spent on upgrading my main rig next year.

In an earlier build, I had been using a 400mm Phobya Rad that sat OUTSIDE my case and decided that it looked cheesy so I threw it aside and forgot all about it, until now.

Just recently, we were watching a movie in the living room and it hit me, that 400mm rad should be the main piece of hardware in my upcoming HTPC build. It's large enough to cool the spare A10-5800k and the 200mm fans on low settings should be inaudible. Brilliant. (or so I hope)

Only, what case out there can house a 400mm fan internally?... Surely my old Mk-1 Chaser from thermaltake couldn't hold it...unless.

After building many a PCs... all for fun and not for profit..I have never once taken to saws and paint. All of my builds have been hardware/watercooling expressions of love...but fear kept me from mutilating a $100+ investment on cases that looked great as they were imo. Now I have a reason to saw..a reason to buy a rotary...a reason to walk out of home depot with sheets of acrylic and an expression of confidence that can only be found by a man on a mission. Wish me luck. 

Current Parts list:
AMD A10 - 5800k Thermaltake Full Tower (Mk-1 Chaser) 1200 InWin Commander PSU (iffy, as it seems like way too overkill but it's what I got) A ton of left over clear PETG Rigid tubing from PrimoChill Swiftech MCP655 Pump (G1/4 threaded) PrimoChill CTRâ„¢ Compression Tube Reservoir System Phase 2 - 240mm Clear Phobya 400mm rad Needs
One SDD and at least 8tb of HDD space Gigabyte Sniper A88x Some green RAM (not decided) AMD water block (Brand undecided, leaning towards the EK clear so the green liquid can show) Green/Black/Grey MDPC sleeving (first time, super exciting about this!!!) 4x 200 MM fans(Probably black with green accents and no LEDs) Looking for a unique Mesh that will keep dust out and not look to tacky Green accent lighting (Still undecided, so many ideas to chose from) Numerous sheets of acrylic, this will be my first time playing with acrylic sheets so I may get carried away. Sorry in advance. Build Mission

To build a Full Tower HTPC that can internally house my 400mm Phobya rad, be completely silent, CLEAN, green themed, powerful enough for HD movies/light gaming now with enough pre-planning to easily upgrade to 4K capability in the future and just showy enough to have visitors ask me what the #### is that when they step into my living room.
 
Old Build with my Mk-1
  New Build What I have working WIth  
Case modding begins   Finished cutting   400mm Phobya Rad and it fits!!  
That's all I could do until next weekend. Hope you enjoyed the progress so far!    
Fiberglass mesh I will use as screens              

Hello spiderbr,
 
I am using a Challenger Pro at my work station and can not reproduce the issue. Shift + W + 1 works fine for me.
 
Which OS are you using? Do you have the latest driver installed? Can you confirm the issue on a different PC too?

what it looks like now...

Thank you for the information.
 
Here some information that maybe use full to Tt Staff's this is a post from Tomhardware's web site.
 
 steve47co1 said:
 
Well, I have another issue............I was able to download the fan control software from Thermaltake's site after few tries (404 errors) and it installed fine. I also d/loaded Open Hardware Monitor .6 beta and installed it, but still no cpu temps in the fan control software. Any new clues on this? AIDA 64, Core Temp, and CPUID CPU-Z all show cpu temps, but neither Open Hardware Monitor nor Fan Control Software do.
 
My response:
 
If your using the 1.6 Fan Control Software, replace the Open Hardware Monitor 0.6.0 Beta with the older 0.5.1 Beta. Just download the 0.5.1 Beta and unzip, then copy all files and paste back in to C:\Program Files (x86)\Thermaltake\Fan Control Software\OpenHardwareMonitor
 
Restart your computer and you will see CPU temp. Don't know why the 0.6.0 Beta is failing with the 1.6 Fan Control Software but this work around worked for me.
 
So at least some people the Open Hardware 0.6.0 and 1.6 Fan Control Software do not work together and Open Hardware 0.5.1 and 1.6 Fan Control Software  do work just fine together.
 
I'm using Windows 8.1 Pro all updates applied and Motherboard is Asus Model M5A99FX Pro R2.0
 
Hope this is use full
 
William

Here's mine.

Pyrrhus White-Ra Edition with autographs of White-Ra, Grubby, HasuObs, Socke, Stephano, Mvp, NesTea and seleCT