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The
LCD display information on the GPU temperature and
fan speed. It's side-lit from the left and right by
two very bright blue LEDs that tend to glare a little
when you're reading the display but which also serve
to add a fair amount of lighting to your case's innards
which may have been the motivation behind the switch
to a transparent housing.
In
addition to the LCD display there are two pushbuttons
and a small selector switch. The switch should be
fairly self-explanatory, it's function being to display
GPU temperatures in either Celsius or Fahrenheit.
The
display isn't particularly clear or contrasty, though
to be fair it's not as bad as it appears in the picture.
It is however perfectly readable from a reasonable
angle of view.
And
the angle of view can be varied depending on your
case orientation. There are three positions available
with locking holes which locate with small lugs on
the side of the housing.
It's
hardly high-tech, and I think detents would have operated
much smoother than actual holes, but it works and
you're unlikely to be changing the position every
few minutes so it's not a massive problem I suppose.
An
finally there's that fan I mentioned. Prolink call
it a Plasma Display Fan, most of use will know it
under its more common name, a blue LED fan.
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