Thermaltake 3 Pack Magnetic Control AC 037 LN1NAN A1 Review

I know this is the MOST PROFITABLE nitpick. But I can't do full magenta with it. I can get really close to crimson. But then everything becomes pear-shaped and doesn't work, it turns white instead. Thermaltake fans using the same system CAN achieve this color, so why not use these LEDs? What gives? Other than that, they're the prettiest and easiest to set up, and I love them.

I have a Thermaltake rig with an open case. Adding them around the edges and behind my water pump gives a great effect. RGB controllers cause some problems due to the proprietary nature of the current RGB market for things. You end up using multiple providers and settings to keep your RGB lighting in sync and looking good together. Overall I like this product.

I just installed this RGB strip it's amazing it looks like what you'll see in their RGB Riing fans (which I also have :) ) 3 magnetic strips { { (30 cm / 11.8 in ) each }} (also has adhesive) Unlike Bitfenix Alchemy 2.0, the cable doesn't have a magnet that may need to be taped in place, uses a Molex which I really hate <<personal opinion4 Level of brightness (very little difference) the colors are bright and almost like UV you can't connect the strips together, you have to use the cable…

This is an ambiguous review. I love the color it creates. However, I did NOT want to use a Thermaltake controller with LEDs. The motherboard featured RGB controls that allowed lighting to be synchronized with the MB and graphics card. But I needed to know the pinout. The LEDs were great, but the extension cords weren't. I couldn't tell which side had tension or not. So. I used the included controller by default. It's ok but not as good as if I could sync it with the MB Aura software.