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Cooling Fan - UV reactive?
- Thread starter Lirk13
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Shines under UV lighting...?
Praeses
Executive Member
Fluoresces blue when UV light is absorbed by it. 
DVD007
Well-Known Member
Let me be the fly in the ointment
chickenbeef
Executive Member
Those are fans made for detectives PCs
chickenbeef
Executive Member
Nope
scotty777
...doesn't know
Uv reactive means that when UV light shines on it, the particles will explode, resulting in your PC exploding, so be careful
chickenbeef
Executive Member
What particles?
Do you guys actually care for flashy lights and such in your machines? There only one blue light in my new build, and thats the Zalman cpu cooler from the previous rig, which will be out by next month. Feck, I dont even have a side window.
I cut the LEDs off the fans I bought for my previous rig. In the new CM Stacker 830 I'm running the front fan for the HDD cage glows blue. Been too lazy to cut them off. I'm actually trying the blue LEDs on the top HDD mount and I kinda like it. I can't have lights and bling on my machine since it will sit on the desk.
I don't care for disco lights, but do admit that if done right they give a nice touch to a rig. It's just that it's never done right.
I can't have lights and bling on my machine since it will sit on the desk.I don't care for disco lights, but do admit that if done right they give a nice touch to a rig. It's just that it's never done right.
Whot?