ThermaltakeTower 300/600 Series LCD Panel Kit; 3.9" LCD Display; Supported by Tt RGB Plus 2.0 Software; AC-073-OO1NAN-A1; 3 Year Warranty

Customizable with gifs, images, clock, screen mirror(limited usefulness*), and temps.So some of the positives: being able to adjust the brightness, looks great and is a nice addition to the overall look of the case you put it in. On that note you do not need a Thermaltake case to use this screen and the software will let you use it on any PC setup.Some of the negatives: the screen does have some poor viewing angles, it doesn't always start the software on a full shutdown (could be setup specific), overall the screen size could be larger.You do need a USB header on your motherboard, and as far as I am aware, it's only available with a black cable.I enjoy it and it does well for what I wanted out of it.

The media could not be loaded. Honestly this was a bit disappointing. The resolution is low and the software you must use to display images must be running otherwise you have to stare at a default splash screen. This especially sucks when your motherboard leaves the USB powered when off. This could be fixed in the BIOS on most computers, but it sucks to have to stare at a default splash screen with terrible resolution.The software itself is also terrible if this is the only thing you're using it for. It complains that there are no lights or whatever detected and has the settings for this screen buried in the menus.It was easy to install, but they could've used a better cable. One end is a USB header connection to the motherboard and the other end is a right angle and a straight USB micro B. Why two? Who knows, I ended up cutting the cable with the straight USB Micro B off to prevent having to find a place to store a long and useless cable.Given the antiquated screen, the bad software, and the annoying implementation I should not have had to spend $90 for this.

Firstly, for or $89, this has to be the cheapest, lowest quality LCD screen I have ever seen. It reminds me of LCD technology from 10 years ago. It must of costed all of maybe five dollars maximum to manufacture and sold for a HUGE markup. Secondly, the software is an absolute joke. Not only does the TTRGB software plaster a GIGANTIC "Thermaltake" branding logo splash screen each time starting Windows (that is impossible to disable), the software fails MULTIPLE times to launch the LCD screen. Sometimes it would load an image, but it would be flipped upside down. Sometimes it wouldn't load anything and be just black. Its an absolute roll of the dice that the gif/image will display properly on the screen. This is the worst software experience I have ever used in 20+ years PC experience. Due to the lackluster ancient LCD panel and the broken faulty software, I can not recommend this at all.

Works as advertised! Super cool addition to the set up, durable product and great graphics

Screen itself is awesome fits tower 300 perfect only issue is the software is not the greatest but when you get it to work it's nice

The LCD screen works well with the TT Tower 300. I just wish they had a white version. I don't find too much use for the screen (options) so I just display the time and date on it. It's definitely more for looks. I recommend it only if you have the extra cash and want that extra screen to be the cool dad.

I normally dont review products but for 90 dollars I expected more. 1 star for easy configuration, 1 star for working. That's it. Unless your eye level is level with the screen, the colors are all out of whack. You have the choice of either having 1 PC statistic (temp, clock, etc) on the screen at a time, or cycling through all of them. If you want to customize the picture, the stats get downgraded to a tiny little text in the bottom of the screen barely visible instead of being front and center like their presets. These pics are from my head level in my seat. You can see the horrible stat track and color issues. If im glancing over at my pc case from my seat to check temps, I CANNOT make any of that out unless I choose the boring preset stat screen they provide.