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Today I did a fresh install of Windows , and I noticed that there is an issue with the RGBs on my NZXT Kraken x52: for some reason I'm not able to change the lighting of the ring around the NZXT logo and it just stays on a static white. The weird thing is that I have no problem doing any other action in NZXT Cam, like changing the lighting of the logo itself or changing the fans and pump speeds. Since I have the computer on my left side, I can't see the inside the whole time, so I don't exactly know when this started happening. I already tried reinstalling the program and restarting the machine multiple times, but to no avail. I've never seen anyone talk about a problem like this, so I couldn't find any information. Does anybody have any idea why this is happening? By the way, I'm using Windows 10 1909 with the latest cumulative update installed, and the other RGB control programs that I use are Corsair iCUE and Razer Synapse, but they never caused any conflict before UPDATE: After a while I lost control over the logo as well, and I also discovered that if I shut down the computer and unplug it from the power, everything seems to work and it loads the preset that I configured, but as soon as I try to change one of the settings the colors just start to flash like crazy until they just freeze and I completely lose control over them until I power cycle the system again. I checked the connections on the motherboard and pump and everything seems to be fine. I don't know, I'll probably just try to reinstall Windows again to see if it's a software issue or not

Hi. So recently I installed a new SSD (Crucial BX500 1TB) in my gaming PC to store some games on it since I was running out of space on the HDD. The issue is that the games installed on it just crash seemingly at random. I tried reinstalling them multiple times, reinstalling all the system drivers, I also did a clean install of both Windows 10 1909 and 20H1 but to no avail. The loading times and the performance in game are perfectly fine, but then out of nowhere I'm back to the desktop with a generic "the program has encountered an error" message. My other drives are a Samsung 970 EVO 250GB (OS drive) and a Seagate 1TB HDD. Is there something else that I could try or should I just return the SSD?

I can't thank you enough. In the end I think I'm gonna buy some low profile 120mm fans and keep the same case and radiator. I didn't wanna put it in the front because I knew that the airflow from the front wasn't very good. The RAM in the build you've linked is actually the same as mine so it shouldn't be an issue. Thanks, really. If you guys have another suggestion, feel free to tell me, everything is appreciated for a beginner like me.

Ok, thanks a lot, very appreciated. Since I had that fear I was wondering about changing the case and I came across the Thermaltake J24 for about the same price. Will it fit in that in the same location? If not, do you have any suggestions for a case that would fit that for about 80-90 Euros? This is my first build btw.

Hello I've searched everywhere for an answer but I couldn't find it, so I'm asking here: will the NZXT Kraken X52 (240mm) fit in the top of the case Corsair SPEC-DELTA with an MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC? The official Corsair website states that the case supports up to 240mm radiator on the top but I'm asking for a confirmation because some people have reported trouble installing AIO coolers like the Corsair H100i on the top of the case. Need answer ASAP please. Thanks.