LOGISYS Computer CCF120BL Blue LED Case Fan

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Sets off enough glow to show off the goods in your pc. There are A LOT of wires to feed through your laptop or computer. With the blue connector brick, they're impossible to hide. The "cold" cathodes heat up the air. Also, the fan didn't seriously blow air straight out, but additional sideways radiating from the edges.

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Nice lights.. Nicely for one, it sucks in additional air than it blows out, and also, WAY to many cords. Also the place exactly where you put the screws into the fan were not threaded so i could screw in any screws...Also loud It's ok for looks but i wouldn't advise this item.

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Despite the cons these fans do move a decent quantity of air. The tube design is a excellent thought, excellent lights for a showcase tower. Quite Quite Bright! Completely impractical for a regular desktop computer system unless you often put on sunglasses. The only way I could function and not be blinded was by moving the tower behind my moniter. Unless you want to light your residence through your tower or set up a landing strip I wouldn't advise these fans, unless you just like reeally bright lights

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None, unless one is attracted to bright, shiny items. This fan is NOT 25mm thick as advertised, but about 42mm, which includes the attached light ring and its attaching screws. This misstated dimension could trigger installation issues. Outer CCF ring failed immediately after a couple of days. CCFs are warm to the touch, NOT truly "cold," so be sure you are making use of such a garish fan for an exhaust only, unless you wish to preheat air coming into your computer case. Airflow not genuinely excellent, so I replaced this fan with a Silverstone FM121-B, which is only slightly louder, has no lights, and is considerably more powerful. Low cost stickers on front and rear of hub came loose absolutely within a week, apparently due to the stickum holding them on degrading due to the hub motor's heat. None.

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It's bright, that is the only factor it excels at. Loud. Loudest fan I have ever had. If it pushed more air I could recognize but only 42 cfm is weak. Have other fans rated at 22db also and they are significantly quiter and push alot a lot more air. I'll preserve fans and lights separate.

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Fan puts out a LOT of light, definitely the brightest thing in my case. Seems to move a lot of air, can feel the breeze easily when standing near. Did I mention the bright, intense light? The low, low cost. I don't feel you'll locate numerous ccfl 120 fans at this price. Wow, where to start. Also the noisiest thing in my case,by far, and I have attempted many distinct solutions for slowing down the fan speed. No success yet. As others mentioned, it seems as although there is a lot more air getting expelled laterally than out the exhaust port. And it is hot, you can really feel a warmth from about 6 inches away. I have my fx-62 being cooled by a thermalright Ultra 120 heatsink (which is adjacent to the logisys fan),and I am idling at 40C. Not overclocked! Disappointing to say the least. I blame my airflow (or lack therof) in the case for the high temp. My experience with Logisys items is dismal. Low cost, low-cost and no directions with any of their products. Remain away noobs! Apevia Xplorer case, Hiper 580W modular PS, crosshair MOBO, fx-62, Vital ballistix pc 6400 2Gb, two dvd drives, barracuda 320G HD, Thermalright Ultra 120 HS with Yate Loon 120 silent fan (excellent fan, quietest in my case), two intake fans, 1 blowhole 80mm apevia, and this nasty beast! Recommendation: Spend a little a lot more funds and you'll be considerably happier

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Well, If you like Bright light and good air flow and don't mind a little noise, then its a superior fan! This is the 2nd time I received this product with the massive outer ccfl broken and bits of glass inside it!! Smaller Inner ccfl nonetheless worked... If you program to obtain this... ..Beware, the Bigger outer tube may well come in pieces!!

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Love this PSU i just built my new technique powers each factor wonderful x6 core two.8 oc to 3.8 two GTX 560 Ti's SLI extremely pleased with this PSU None

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Comments: Incredibly bright and fills my wants; even so it is incredibly thick. About a 1"and 1ǘ.

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Very first the fan: It works properly. Moves an average amount of air, and is incredibly quiet. Mounts effortless.Light: Incredibly bright, light blue. This can be a con if you aren't expecting it. There is an straightforward to setup and mount switch for the light, just make certain you have an open PCI slot on your case. If you want the fan to blow air out of your case you have to mount the light on the otherside of the fan. This isn't challenging, just four bolt/nuts off and then on.The switch only controls the light, not the fan. I will be replacing this fan, or just the light, due to the fact my case has all dark blue LEDs and CCs. The rings on this fan are bright light blue, which doesn't have an effect on my UV fans and cables as I would like.