It’s competition time again, and we’ve teamed up with the awesome people at Thermaltake to give away an incredible prize bundle. One lucky winner is going to with a brand new 280mm AIO liquid CPU cooler, and a 650W PSU. Even better, both of these products come equipped with Thermaltakes Riing RGB fan technology, giving you a chance to upgrade your system with some colourful lighting swagger.
£133.99 @ Scan.co.uk
Thermaltake, as the pioneer who incorporates RGB lights into PSU, has launched the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand RGB Gold Series, coming with a pre-installed, patented 256 Colors Riing 14 RGB fan with 5 lighting modes to choose from and built-in memory. Featuring capacities ranging from 650W to 850W and 80 PLUS Gold certification, Toughpower Grand RGB Series adopts the highest quality components and fully modular design that always accommodate any mainstream build under any circumstances.
£86.99 @ Scan.co.uk
One lucky winner will receive the complete bundle:
To enter, simply complete the form below. No steps are mandatory, however, the more steps you complete the greater your chances of winning. Remember to come back for the daily entries. Good luck!
Win a Thermaltake RGB CPU Cooler and PSU!
A big thank you to Thermaltake for providing these incredible prizes. Thank you to everyone who enters or shares this competition too. As more of you enter, it helps us secure bigger and better prizes for future competition, so a huge thank you for all of your support. Remember to check out our other competitions here.
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