As an enthusiast of building custom computers, I'm excited to share my experiences with the Thermaltake Riing RGB fans. In this article, we'll explore how to connect multiple controllers, troubleshoot common issues, and customize our RGB setup.
Connecting Multiple Controllers
I recently purchased 2 thermaltake riing 12 rgb 3 pack and one single controller. With three controllers in total, I need to figure out how to connect them. Each controller has slots for pins: 3 for fans, 1 for connection to the motherboard (MOBO), and 1 for connecting controllers to each other.
To connect the controllers, I'll need a cable that matches the pin configuration. A quick search online suggests that I can use a controller-to-controller cable or purchase a separate fan controller hub to connect all my Riing RGB fans.
Syncing Thermaltake Riing 12 RGB
With multiple controllers in place, I want to synchronize them using the TT RGB Plus software. This software allows me to customize color profiles, monitor temperatures, and control my RGB setup. However, I encounter an error message: "Can not detect controller, please try again."
To resolve this issue, I'll need to ensure that all controllers are properly connected and configured in the software.
Common Issues and Solutions
As I continue to use my Riing RGB fans, I encounter a few more common issues:
- RGB Controller Losing Connection: When I turn on my computer, some of my components (MX2 Waterblock, R2 Monitor, 4x Toughram DDR5) start using the color profile defined in the RGB Plus software, while others (Toughfans and Distroplate) go into RGB waves. This is because the RGB controller is not properly connected to the software.
Solution: I'll need to ensure that all controllers are correctly configured in the TT RGB Plus software.
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MX2 Waterblock and R2 Monitor Not Shutting Down: When my computer shuts down, these components continue to display liquid temperature information. This can be resolved by adjusting the settings in the RGB Plus software or using a shutdown script.
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Flipping MX Display Permanently: I need to permanently flip the MX display (currently installed upside down) and rotate the R2 image horizontally.
Solution: I'll need to use the RGB Plus software to make these adjustments or create custom scripts for my system.
In this article, we've explored how to connect multiple Thermaltake Riing RGB controllers, troubleshoot common issues, and customize our RGB setup. With a few simple solutions, we can ensure that our Riing RGB fans are properly connected and controlled. Happy building!