Wednesday, July 27th 2016

Thermaltake Announces Riing LED RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition

To fulfill the most demanding users, Thermaltake introduces its first digital radiator fan series - Thermaltake Riing LED RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition, a patented LED circular 256 multicolored 120mm radiator fan with Riing RGB Software. Through the software, users can easily adjust fan speed as well as fan colors for up to 48 Riing RGB fans. Especially, users can switch between "Performance" mode and "Silent" mode by simply dragging the "FAN MODE" bar. In addition, the "Color Palette" enables users to set the fan color to whatever they want.

Users can also use "RGB Cycle" to switch to a 256 multicolored mode. The lighting effect of the patented LED ring is visible from all direction. Regard the fan design, the blades are optimized to generate large air volume and achieve the best cooling performance. Moreover, the fan features hydraulic bearing that promises ultra-low noise. To strengthen the stability during operation, the four corners of the RGB fan are special designed with anti-vibration pads. Light up your game world with Thermaltake Riing 12 LED RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium.
Thermaltake Riing RGB Software
The Riing RGB software supports 6 languages and allows users to connect with a maximum of 16 digital fan hubs. Through the control panel, users can quickly change the Fan Speed Mode for the corresponding fan to either "Performance" operation or "Silent" operation. By dragging the "FAN MODE" bar, users can even freely adjust the maximum fan speed between two modes. Performance Mode is 500~1400 R.P.M, Silent Mode is 500~1000 R.P.M. In addition, the "Color Palette" enables users to set the fan color to whatever they want.

Alternatively, users can choose "RGB Cycle" to switch to a 256 multicolored mode. The control panel is also designed with a "LED Brightness" bar, allowing users to adjust the lighting effect for each fan. Moreover, by clicking "Copy Color", users can readily apply the color of the first fan to the rest of fans. The real-time fan warning alert is another featured function of the software. Once the fan stops operating, the control panel of the failed fan will be grey out.

Digital Fan Hub
The self-contained digital fan hub allows users to connect up to 3pcs of Riing RGB fans. Additionally, on the back side of each fan hub, there is a DIP switch which is convenient for users to set a number for the controller.

Eleven Fan Blade Design
Eleven fan blades are engineered to generate large volumes of air to cool the system and make a perfect balance between silent and performance. In addition, the Riing LED RGB fan is designed with PWM function which allows the motherboard to run the fan precisely at its necessary speed. This guarantees the required cooling performance as well as minimizes the noise level.

Hydraulic Bearing with Low-Noise Design
The hydraulic bearing self-lubricates with a high-quality, friction-reducing substance, which lowers operation noise and improves efficiency. The seal cap prevents lubricant leakage and improves the lifespan of the unit.

Wind Blocker Frame
To achieve maximum cooling performance in all applications, the wind blocker frame is designed to direct airflow towards the middle section of the blade, thereby creating a compression effect and blocking any air from escaping. This special design reduces the blade's noise and vibration, creating a perfect balance between power and sound.

Anti-Vibration Mounting System
In-mold injection anti-vibration rubber pads provide a hassle-free usage with 80% protection coverage for all corners.

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8 Comments on Thermaltake Announces Riing LED RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition

#1
techy1
Thermaltake and RGB - a match made in hea... hell. Next year they will incorporate Pokemons too
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#3
Ubersonic
TheDeeGeeNice Corsair Fans!
Thermalfake at it again.
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#4
dj-electric
0 innovation from this company for years now.

Tt used to mean something in the 2000s, not its riding on a shell of what it used to be
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#5
Enzarch
TheDeeGeeNice Corsair Fans!
UbersonicThermalfake at it again.
Dj-ElectriC0 innovation from this company for years now.
You guys sure love to hate, what exactly are these copies of? Or is this more bandwagoning?
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#6
Moofachuka
crap I just purchased the 140mm triple pack RGB last month... oh wait this is only 120mm...
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#7
AsRock
TPU addict
EnzarchYou guys sure love to hate, what exactly are these copies of? Or is this more bandwagoning?
Maybe no one else is allowed to do round fans any more since Corsair started HAHA.

Pun aside, the area were they screw in shape wise is pretty dam close to the same but other than that i am not seeing any thing.

I like to see some one to make detachable fan cable lengths, yes i know there is some but i would like it if you could buy your required length but i guess they be over priced.

In the end i don't care if they looked identical, i be more bothered if it's a better or worse performing fan or not.
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#8
peche
Thermaltake fanboy

thats the reason why most people criticizes Tt, even when thy have several differences...

also, i do own the 1st gen Tt Riing, they are absolute silent, even connected to molex directly, contrary to some Corsair AF and also AP, the led or lights on the Riing its pretty different, also i like it a lot for rads, air coolers but not for intake or case front, since the light its a circle...
Also RGB its some way Great, since you are able to match the cooler of your full hardware scheme, there are some parts like PSU that .. just does not need led option... but the fans are great, also the RGB 120mm and 140 mm arent that new... they were released some months ago,

Regards,
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