AMAZING LOOKING 120mm FANS

Ðïëgo Ðëlgådo

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My new 120mm fans just came in tonight from USPS, they are 120mm, 2500rpm, with a output of 77CFM. These things really move alot of Air I have 3 of them in my case for the Intake, Video Cards, and Exhaust...

If your looking for some new fans check out this site, they sleeve the cables in UV reactive mesh for free http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=69&products_id=2939

enjoy

Wallpaper Size...

1024x768 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1024.jpg
1280x1024 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1280.jpg
1600x1200 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1600.jpg

 

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They are pretty cool looking. I bought a few 80mm in the same color from xoide.com when they were on sale.

JT

 

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Great for lanpartys when you want to show off your lighting and UV stuff.

I think they should be a bit louder then their specs though.

 

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so...in your case, what you did is put fans without holes (the one pointind diagnol and the one on the side panel)...this is doable successfully?

great fans btw...nice price too!

 

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dude those are awesome fans... im gonna grab a few blue ones

 

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ChonChon said:

so...in your case, what you did is put fans without holes (the one pointind diagnol and the one on the side panel)...this is doable successfully?

great fans btw...nice price too!

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Thanks.. Yes if I understand you correctly I mounted the fan without using screw, I used some foam double sided tape to secure it to the side of the 7800 GTX's Green PCB.

 

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Fr3@k3r said:

dude those are awesome fans... im gonna grab a few blue ones

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Hell ya I was looking for a very long time for some Quad UV LED UV reactive fans.

I like the way they look threw the mesh shown below....

 

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yeah i cant stand the purple, so i have to go with the blue

 

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I prefer to call it UV not purple, lol purple sounds fruity The carmera I'm using does make it look more "purple" then it really does. Most of the time the UV Led's will just amplify the color of the UV reactive material. For example the ALL Blue UV fans that I have have (4) UV "purple" LED's in them that make the light blue color of the fans plastic come to life in a Bright UV way.

 

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That first photo is very cool- would make a nice wallpaper.

I saved it.

 

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what my desktop looks like with your pic-

 

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can i please have the first pic @ 1280x1024 rez?

 

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just click the photo - your browser should direct you to the full size photo at Image Shack-

 

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yeah he does know how to make wallpapers

hey D94, how bout 1600x1200 lol

 

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that is an amazing pic- never thought you'd get this kind of mileage out of it, did you?

 

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hey everyone, the resolutions are listed, quick edit and upload and boom.. diego on everyones desktop.

1024x768 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1024.jpg
1280x1024 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1280.jpg
1600x1200 - http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/spikedzombies/Diego1600.jpg

hope you dont mind diego.

 

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Now with my icons in the black area.........

 

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Here is 1600x1200...

http://img394.imageshack.us/img394/4752/dscn45711ai.jpg
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LOL thats funny you have it as wallpaper I swear I did the same thing after I took the pic I added some rain drops to mine....

http://img435.imageshack.us/img435/9824/wallpaper12lk.jpg

 

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amazing what you can do when you know how to use your camera, a proper mount and lighting - all it takes is patience - too many people use their digi cam on AUTO setting in darkness that jacks up the ISO so it looks grainy and crappy


Patience pays off, the colors are rich and crisp!

 

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Mr.Guvernment said:

amazing what you can do when you know how to use your camera, a proper mount and lighting - all it takes is patience - too many people use their digi cam on AUTO setting in darkness that jacks up the ISO so it looks grainy and crappy


Patience pays off, the colors are rich and crisp!

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I used a Cannon Coolpix 995 4.1 magepixal, its about 4 years old now.