Rheobus Extreme Fan Controller LED Mod Part 2

Well guys here is part 2, I hope this is helpful to someone. It really is pretty easy once you get the hang of it and a little practice under your belt.

So lets pull out the soldering iron and heat up our RIGS!



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Thermaltake ArmorPlus Case (modded)
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Ultra X3 1000W Modular PSU
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ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 LGA 1366 SLI Motherboard
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Intel Core i7 920 Nehalem (Overclocked)
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(2) eVGA GTX285 Super Clocked Edition (SLI)
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Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler
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Corsair Dominator TR3 1866Mhz 6 GB
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LG Blu-Ray Disc Burner
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(2) Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB (Raid)(OS)
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Segate Barracuda 1.5 TB Sata HD (Storage)
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SunbeamTech Rheobus Extreme Fan Controller
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Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Champion Series
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Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 Surround System
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30" HP LP3065 and 20" NEC 20WMGX2 Monitors

Cheers
LazyMan@WestCoastMods

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[ArcadePC]

Remember that when you solder you don't allow the connections to be connected with extra solder otherwise it will cause a short.

[xLiamFielding]

This looks like a lot of fun!

[KlZlR]

@trr38skyhot your welcome poor bulgarian bitch :)of course when you want you can suck my cock :)have a succesfull also saksafon days :)hahah

[WestCoastMods]

@trr38skyhot I have the Weller WESD51 which is a 50w with a temperature range between 350F- 850F. You may not need something like this as a standard soldering iron will do the job...look for something that is 35w or higher and gets hot enough for your application. The reason I like the WESD51 is that I can dial the temp in to whatever is required for a particular job.. .. you can damage the component if the temp is to high.

[WestCoastMods]

@madviktorr I really don't know...you can try PPC's or Frozen CPU here in the states, not sure if they ship internationally or try Amazon uk

[WestCoastMods]

@madviktorr Yeah, the closer you can find red ones to the same voltage drop as the blue ones, the better off you are. I have had mine in for 2 yrs with no problem, of course overtime it will reduce the life span. You cam always change out the resistors on the controller to accommodate the red LED's, but for me I thought if the red ones burned out prematurely then I would just replace them...but so far so good.

[WestCoastMods]

@DragonforceX351 Yes all the LED's on the controller

[WestCoastMods]

@nambinhvu Yeah, thats probably why. It can be distracting while playing games in a dark room. It really depends where you have the PC setup at. I have mine off to the right side of me, and almost a little behind me, so it doesn't bother me at all. I have a very large "L" shape desk configuration.

[nambinhvu]

@WestCoastMods Some people don't like bright lightscomming from their computers, kinda distracting, especially if you have ADD lol  I dunno, I often see complaints about bright leds lol just a guess.

[durochris]

@WestCoastMods I don't like the LED.