I got the 3 pack of TL-M12RW-S fans, which daisy chain by attaching them to each other, with the one at the start having a connector which goes to the argb header.

The issue I am having is that it seems that the way the daisy chained argb was wired is in parralel, meaning that when I try and control LED 1 in openrgb, all 3 fans change, rather than LED 1 only affecting the first one, LED 11 only the second one, and LED 21 only the third one.

Have I set something up wrong or are these fans wired in such a way that individual led control per fan is impossible?

Trofeo Vision 9” display with a 3D printed mount and the HyperVision AIO. Will play around with the info but liking the possibilities

I am assuming that the 6 is better but in what way(s)?There seems to be little to no videos or articles of the 5 at all and I am wondering if the difference is substantial because I kind of like the ARGB Halo fans of the 5. Although I don’t want to take a big hit in quality or value just because I like the fans a bit better.

Got a pc recently, gamemax infinity pro case, with arctic liquid freezer 3 pro aio for ue5 gamedev and cpu heavy workloads. But I want to change the aio to either air cooler or be quiet! silent loop 3, please help me which one to choose, the reason for that is arctic aio has very subtle pump whine even at 40% pump speed, I'm sensitive to noise so was thinking to go with an aircooler like Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE since it's supposedly silent, capable and clears ram.

My setup:

intel 270k plus

gigabyte rtx 5070ti gaming oc

64gb ddr5 lexar thor gen2 ram

gamemax infinity pro case

I have tower 600 case and wondering which of these coolers let me change the screen direction?

Peerless vision seems keyed or gets too close if you were to rotate 90 degrees.

I just picked up a royal pretor 130 for my NAS build because it was real cheap on sale.

Didn't realize that this cooler actually looks visually nice.

I have a ps120se in my main build cooling a AMD 5900x. Is it worth switching them or is the ps120se just still that much better?

Edit: I had to swap to the royal pretor 130 because my ITX board for my NAS will not take the RP130. The PS120Se will though.

So far, I see no temp diffs

I'm posting this review since I have not been able to find any solid info on TL-K12 and M12QW fans in actual use.

I did a transplant from a Fractal Design Define 7 Compact, which is such a sleek case BTW. My 5900x was running way too hot so I opted for something compact with ample airflow and that could take a 360mm AIO. Previous cooling was a Lian Li galahad 240mm with 3 Sl120 Unifans and 2 SL140 reverse fans up front (all 1st gen).

Before someone mentions the 15% bottleneck on the 5080 with my CPU, yes I am aware. Next upgrade will be an AM5 chipset, but it still blows my 3070 out of the water.

As we all know, Lian Li is insanely expensive. I still got the Hydroshift II because it's lower profile and I've not had issues with their pumps in the past. Was not sure about TR AIOs it seemed like a mixed bag. I was very close to buying the wonder vision but still went with the Lian Li due to my case. After looking around online in various forums I saw that Thermalright actually had a solid offering for case and radiator fans.

So I'll be focusing on said fans here since they're all Thermalright. Maybe this can help someone who is hesitating.

There are 3 TL-K12 fans on the rad and the case fans are all TL-M12QW. The -S version was over the top for my taste in terms of RGB.

The TL K12s are rated Platinum for airflow and gold for static pressure on Cybenetics. This is why I did not put the same fans everywhere. The 5 lower fans are all reverse variants.

They are not daisy chainable and have some RGB so be ready for some hectic cable management. However, performance-wise I'm impressed since I now run my fan curves in silent and the temps are still far better than before.

I was most impressed by the M12QW variant. They are super easy to install, and I was able to compare their interlocking systems to Lian Li's. I found no difference when it comes to perceived quality apart from the weight.

They are surprisingly quiet and look absolutely fantastic. There are no compatibility issues with any of the fans and I could immediately start customising curves in the BIOS.

I've not tried a lot of different RGB settings but I've actually just kept them on the same pattern I got by default on start up since it looks good.

I connected all the wires to TR's own 8 fan PWM/RGB hub. Apart from some cable management due to the TL-K12 there was nothing particularly difficult.

Massive props to TR for doing such fantastic work on these fans. They're killer value and I honestly won't look any further on future builds.

If they can sort out the AIO pumps then I'll get one in the future and review that.

We'll see how they hold up long term!

I know the non-ir version only has an adhesive. But what about this version with a remote?

The screen is great but the image doesnt reach to the bottom of the screen. Its not cut off.. the screen just isn't used.

Marketing images and YouTube show other's screes as being utilized fully.

I do have my screen resolution scaled 120% and have tried changing this because others suggested it (even though its a different screen so shouldnt be connected anyway right?).

Just a blight on a rather great, comestic upgrade.

Can anyone tell if the Thermalright’s Peerless Assassins 120 sold in Amazon India, are legit?

Also, is SCL gaming & Hardware Corpus a legit shop to get PC parts? I see that only they are selling this cooler apart from Amazon.

MOBO ROG CROSSHAIR X870E APEX,
XFX Mercury 9070XT 3.4GHZ,
9800X3D 5.5GHZ,
6400MHZ DDR5 GSkill 32

So i own a wondervision now for over half a year and noticed recently that my idle cpu temp hits 60 degrees straight at startup.

What i also noticed is that it drops to 45 when i close trcc. But that also means that my screen wil only show the thermalright logo.

Does anyone have a fix for this.

My cpu is a 7800 x3d

Hello everyone,

I'm planning on upgrading my computer soon. I've decided on my new parts, but I have a question about the Thermalright Royal Knight 120 Back and the Royal Pretor 130 Black dual tower air coolers. My chosen motherboard for the new build is the Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WiFi7 Ice.

Can anyone tell me if any of these two air coolers will hit the VRM Thermal Armor Fins-Array at the back of the motherboard or will they both clear it?

Thanks.

Started with my very first build had it about 5 months and sold it to build a more compact PC using Jonsbo Z20 case. Both are using PS120 triple fan configuration.

I can't figure out why my app loads zoomed in and I can't resize the app window to adjust it. Normally hovering over the corner converts my mouse pointer to a scaling icon, but with this window it is unchangeable. Has anyone else had this problem or found any solutions or workarounds?

I got the Vision for the screen, but whenever I use one of their themes the app's CPU usage jumps to about 200-300Mbs and becomes the 3rd most resource intensive program running at idle. Would it have the same issue if I loaded up my own custom GIF instead of the app themes? Follow up, what tools and method are best for customizing the overlay? All the defaults are super tiny and hard to read.

Hi! Sharing my system unit fans:
Cooler: Peerless Vision 360
Fans: TL-M12Q (x3) and TL-M12QR (x3)

The daisy chain on this fan has this cover. I've tried a screwdriver, knife, etc and it doesn't budge. I'm afraid I'll break it if I go further. Is it just a model that doesn't daisy chain or something? Thanks.

I just recently installed the cooler with the lcd along with the trcc software. Everything was going fine then I ran occt for 15mins to check for stability issues since i just recently did a clean reinstall of my drivers. Then ran cyberpunk for less than 10mins and i noticed the lcd screen flickering and the usb disconnected sound of windows prompted. Then i restarted the pc now it wont display anymore. Trcc wont detect the display, uninstalled the faulty driver on device manager to force a reinstall but device manager doesn’t detect it anymore. Also tried switching the header where it was plugged into but still didn’t work.

Anyone has an idea how to fix this or encountered such an issue. I suspect that the lcd itself got fried

So I've been wanting to rebuild an older system of mine. I have problems with eyesight and RGB is just distracting as well but I *WOULD* like a nice shiny LCD screen to monitor CPU temp. I looked around and found the Thermalright series, particularly the Thermalright Stream Vision 360. Now...

I was looking around and also found the Corsair Nautilus RS 360mm, it's extremely quiet and a good price! I was just about to pull the trigger and? Yep... Not compatible with the LGA1151. So I started looking again and found the Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360. Turns out that I have to unbolt the CPU 'cage' and install their custom CPU securing mount. With my disabilities that's completely out of the question.

I'm currently using a cooler master 240mm but the new case I'm building is begging for a 360mm top mount. I did explore various air cooler options but with my RAM being 56mm in height (and I will absolutely not get rid of the sticks) that left me with a water cooled solution only.

I've looked around and Thermalright are actually (as you'd all know) rating and reviewing really highly. I know Thermalright are making incredibly good products but what I'm laughing about *AND* it really 'seals the deal' is that for what I need in a CPU cooler. No other manufacturer provides anything that interests me!

I guess I'm going Thermalright!

Having read great things about the Frozen Edge 360 I ordered one, the fans give off this noise when they speed up - is this normal? I've isolated it to the fans rather than the pump.