Happy Yellow Lighting job clue?

[atomic-penguin]

I'm on level 25, and got a job for the Top Secret mainframe. They want 4 coloured (yellow lights 255,255,0) installed. There is a budget of $400

So, the mainframe comes in a Rajintek Paean test bench chassis. Standard 120/140mm RGB fans apparently don't fit this chassis.

I tried a 360 mm AIO with RGB lighting, that counts as 2 lights in the lighting app. I tried multiple brands of 4 sticks of RGB RAM, which counts as 4 lights in the lighting app. I tried completely disregarding the budget and attempted using RGB watercooling components. No matter how many lights I add to the system, I cannot get the objective to turn green so as to pass the mission.

I need a clue, as to how to pass this job.

[atomic-penguin]

It works with memory, but you must be sure to close all the dimm tabs to pass the job.

[Kyrosta]

memory rgb case fan rgb and 360 ithink it counts 1 color

[NicVen]

I had the same problem, struggled with it a long time

Originally posted by atomic-penguin:

I'm on level 25, and got a job for the Top Secret mainframe. They want 4 coloured (yellow lights 255,255,0) installed. There is a budget of $400

So, the mainframe comes in a Rajintek Paean test bench chassis. Standard 120/140mm RGB fans apparently don't fit this chassis.

I tried a 360 mm AIO with RGB lighting, that counts as 2 lights in the lighting app. I tried multiple brands of 4 sticks of RGB RAM, which counts as 4 lights in the lighting app. I tried completely disregarding the budget and attempted using RGB watercooling components. No matter how many lights I add to the system, I cannot get the objective to turn green so as to pass the mission.

I need a clue, as to how to pass this job.

I had the same problem and struggled with it for a long time. My reply comes quite late as you have posted in April already, and I'm not sure if you have managed to fix the problem. If you have, then my reply are for those who still have to complete this objective. This is what I did to eventually complete this '4 yellow light' objective: I replaced the ram with 4x Team Group T-Force Delta II RGB (8 GB - 3000), replaced the storage with a HyperX FURY RGB 480GB, replaced the CPU cooler with a GamerStorm Castle 280 RGB. Boot up the PC and turned all the lights (there will now be 9 lights to change), to yellw (255, 255, 0). This finally did the trick. Happy building :)

[atomic-penguin]

Yeah, my issue was there was an open DIMM tab on that build, and therefore could not finish the job with RGB memory. Its a small detail that is really easy to miss in-game, maybe a bit more noticeable if it were a real life build.

[copperlee1]

Originally posted by venter_nico:

I had the same problem, struggled with it a long time

Originally posted by atomic-penguin:

I'm on level 25, and got a job for the Top Secret mainframe. They want 4 coloured (yellow lights 255,255,0) installed. There is a budget of $400

So, the mainframe comes in a Rajintek Paean test bench chassis. Standard 120/140mm RGB fans apparently don't fit this chassis.

I tried a 360 mm AIO with RGB lighting, that counts as 2 lights in the lighting app. I tried multiple brands of 4 sticks of RGB RAM, which counts as 4 lights in the lighting app. I tried completely disregarding the budget and attempted using RGB watercooling components. No matter how many lights I add to the system, I cannot get the objective to turn green so as to pass the mission.

I need a clue, as to how to pass this job.

I had the same problem and struggled with it for a long time. My reply comes quite late as you have posted in April already, and I'm not sure if you have managed to fix the problem. If you have, then my reply are for those who still have to complete this objective. This is what I did to eventually complete this '4 yellow light' objective: I replaced the ram with 4x Team Group T-Force Delta II RGB (8 GB - 3000), replaced the storage with a HyperX FURY RGB 480GB, replaced the CPU cooler with a GamerStorm Castle 280 RGB. Boot up the PC and turned all the lights (there will now be 9 lights to change), to yellw (255, 255, 0). This finally did the trick. Happy building :)

For anyone still struggling with this job: it is enough to just replace memory. No need to repalce CPU Cooler and Storage. So you get 5-stars for comoleting this job, as you meet the budget.

In other words: replace the ram with 4x Team Group T-Force Delta II RGB (8 GB - 3000).

You also need to perform a virus scan.