Thermaltake Launches RGB-Illuminated Water 3.0 AIO Coolers

[kcarbotte]

Thermaltake has launched a new series of Water 3.0 AIO liquid coolers. The Riing RGB series offers the Water 3.0 cooling components with the addition of RRB illuminated fans to customize the look of your PC.

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[p8ball4life]

I can't help but think this style of RGB lighting died in the early 2000's. You see a few builds around these days that do lighting well, but very few with a multicolor platform.

 

[thundervore]

Dear Thermaltake,

You have failed! This is 2015, no PC individual wants to go inside their PC to set colors or modes. Kindly catch up to current times and make hardware to be able to be controlled by software!

Thank syou

 

[borisof007]

Dear Thermaltake,

You have failed! This is 2015, no PC individual wants to go inside their PC to set colors or modes. Kindly catch up to current times and make hardware to be able to be controlled by software!

Thanks you

Wouldn't you just wire the control module to be on the outside of the case? Shouldn't be that difficult to control, but I understand what you're saying that there have been multiple fans that have built in software based control.

Perhaps it was a product delivery deadline or a cost/QA issue, who knows. Perhaps that'll be in the "next model".

 

[f-14]

a few lighted fans does not make an illuminated liquid cooler. if that's the case i already did this with my first corsair h80 when i put coolermaster sickleflow red led fans on it (which is also quieter and 150% better cfm)

 

[Gam3r01]

Make the waterblock do this too, THEN it is an RGB water cooler. This is just an AIO cooler shipped with RGB fans.

 

[Caanis Lupus]

I like my X61 Kraken, sure the fans(140 not 120) that come with it are not lit but the water block led is very controllable by software. Now if they could setup some RGB fans that could mimic the water bock(ie changing colors as the temps change) that would be great.

 

[cats_Paw]

Call me old fashion but I still like dual color themes.
RGB for me is a bit in the 80s.

 

[thundervore]

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Dear Thermaltake,

You have failed! This is 2015, no PC individual wants to go inside their PC to set colors or modes. Kindly catch up to current times and make hardware to be able to be controlled by software!

Thanks you

Wouldn't you just wire the control module to be on the outside of the case? Shouldn't be that difficult to control, but I understand what you're saying that there have been multiple fans that have built in software based control.

Perhaps it was a product delivery deadline or a cost/QA issue, who knows. Perhaps that'll be in the "next model".[/quotemsg]

While I understand what you are saying that one can simply wire the module outside the case it goes back to my original comment. This is 2015, no one should be wiring anything outside of their case like its the early 2000. Having a PC look like its on life support with wires hanging out of it is a thing of the past.

 

[Fates_Demise]

[quotemsg=17086866,0,354473]

Dear Thermaltake,

You have failed! This is 2015, no PC individual wants to go inside their PC to set colors or modes. Kindly catch up to current times and make hardware to be able to be controlled by software!

Thanks you

Wouldn't you just wire the control module to be on the outside of the case? Shouldn't be that difficult to control, but I understand what you're saying that there have been multiple fans that have built in software based control.

Perhaps it was a product delivery deadline or a cost/QA issue, who knows. Perhaps that'll be in the "next model".[/quotemsg]

While I understand what you are saying that one can simply wire the module outside the case it goes back to my original comment. This is 2015, no one should be wiring anything outside of their case like its the early 2000. Having a PC look like its on life support with wires hanging out of it is a thing of the past.

Agreed, the flexible rgb lights I put in my case came with a remote even =)

 

[unmighty]

Should have been USB with Software Controls