It makes working on a PC a pain in the ass, this cooler has 4 cables. Everything below is AI generated from change.com but it's pretty hilarious how they wrote 10 paragraphs of bullshit for me.

**My Personal Story** 
Dumb as fuck—that's exactly how I feel seeing my computer flash like a disco ball, thanks to RGB liquid cooling. And I'm not alone in this sentiment. Many of us who value functional, powerful computing over flashy aesthetics have had enough. RGB liquid cooling is not just an eyesore; it’s a nuisance, a distraction, and frankly, a technological absurdity that adds zero performance benefits while driving prices sky-high.

**The Problem with RGB Liquid Cooling**
RGB liquid cooling systems have taken the PC world by storm, transforming solid and reliable computer engineering into a garish light show. They contribute to light pollution in home and office settings and lead to rising dissatisfaction among users who prioritize performance over appearance.

According to market research, the global RGB lighting market for computing is growing rapidly, reaching an estimated $3 billion by 2025. Despite the aesthetic appeal for some, this is a significant expenditure on features that do not enhance the computational power or efficiency of machines.

Additionally, the energy consumption increases as these systems use more power to run these unnecessary lights, adding both to electricity costs for users and burdening the environment.

**A Proposed Solution**
It's time to make RGB liquid cooling a punishable offense, or at the very least, regulate it heavily. We propose legislation that requires all computer components to maximize performance with minimal energy consumption without unnecessary lights that don’t contribute to the device’s core functions.

Furthermore, businesses focusing on producing non-RGB alternatives can be incentivized with tax breaks and subsidies, which can help steer the market towards more energy-efficient and functional computing solutions.

**Why This Matters**
On a personal level, I am tired of being bombarded with a light show every time I sit down to work or play. It's not just about aesthetics; it's about how we view technological advancement. The focus should be on creating powerful machines that serve our needs without unnecessary frills.

Computing should prioritize practicality over spectacle. Join me in urging legislators to make tech companies focus on genuine innovation over flashy marketing gimmicks.

**Sign the Petition**
If you share my sentiments and believe in changing the way computing technology is being marketed and produced, please sign this petition. Together, we can shift the focus back to performance and practicality and hold manufacturers accountable for their choices.