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Check out these fans.

The 3D Edge Fan Kit glows a confident blue assuring you that have the most customizable CPU/GPU cooling solution on the market.
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dudes...dont you realize the blue led's make it cool like twice as well????

some scientist guy proved it once...somewhere
 
Cool concept, retarded/riced implementation.

Seriously, I think we're headed for low rider cases on dub castors with 16 switches. I'll stick with a hooptie thank you very much.
 
Originally posted by: Demonicon
Cool concept, retarded/riced implementation.

Seriously, I think we're headed for low rider cases on dub castors with 16 switches. I'll stick with a hooptie thank you very much.
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whats the difference between this and the people in this forum putting those same lighted fans in their cases?

how come i don't see any "that's retarded" in here?
 
whats the difference between this and the people in this forum putting those same lighted fans in their cases?

how come i don't see any "that's retarded" in here?
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Sorry, didn't read that thread and don't intend to. Sorry to disappoint.
 
Originally posted by: Demonicon
whats the difference between this and the people in this forum putting those same lighted fans in their cases?

how come i don't see any "that's retarded" in here?
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Sorry, didn't read that thread and don't intend to. Sorry to disappoint.
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ahhh thats too bad... wonder why? oh well...
 
Ignore the folks that haven't used one. Works well to cool off both sides of your video card and north bridge chipset(on my mobo). Jab-Tech has it for under $20.

Oh, and they're pretty much silent.
 
It circulates air over both sides of the graphics card. There isn't a whole lot of circulation along the length of a graphics card. The card juts out and cuts the air flow and only certain spots get any airflow. My graphic card has a temperture sensor. OC'd my card from 400/900 to 500/1150, prior to adding the fans the temps ran around 48c degrees, now it's 42c. I actually did have a slot blower but it provided no difference in temps.

 
It might interfere with the natural air flow that's suppose to happen inside a case. If I needed better graphics card cooling, I'll get one of those aftermarket coolers that uses a slot to push the air outside of the case. There's already active cooling on my CPU and northbridge.
 
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