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What
You Get:::...
Jetart
have used a clear fronted semi-rigid style blister pack
to sow the contents in all their glory. The effect is bright
and cheerful without overstepping that line that moves it
into tacky territory.
The
back shows what you're buying and how it all works along
with some fairly simple installation instructions.
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Box
- Rear
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Keep
your eye on the screws, there's a few of them and you'll
be stuck without them. In the kit are twelve fan mounting
screws, six fan bracket mounting screws and an expansion
slot fixing screw. There's also an adapter to feed up to
three fans from a single 4-pin Molex connector which also
has a pass-thru connector so you don't tie it up completely
Two
small cable ties help keep the wiring organised though if
you're as fussy as I tend to be you won't get it tied up
satisfactorily with two.
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Fixings
and Power Lead
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The
main fan bracket is large enough to take two of the supplied
70mm fans side by side. It's made in black painted steel
and comes with a regular expansion slot bracket on one end
to secure it as you would any other card. Unlike a regular
expansion car though the main bracket doesn't slot into
a PCI slot but instead has staggered tabs that sit either
side of it for support.
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Main
Fan Mounting Bracket
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The
single fan brackets feature slotted mounting holes allowing
for very fine tuning of the mounting position to suit the
situation.
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Fan
Mounting Brackets
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The
supplied fans are 70mm LED illuminated units with a fairly
low profile at just 15mm deep. This should help you lever
the bracket in an adjacent slot up close to another card
without it fouling.
Fan
performance seems very good and noise levels are very well
controlled considering they put out nearly 28CFM of air.
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Illuminated
Fan and Finger Guard
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