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Insert it into the plastic bay and you'll be able to watch GPU temp, etc on the front side of your PC case. A long wire to connect this is included.
Now when we power up the PC and zoom in a little on the the Blue Icy Crystal Display we can see what I was talking about. GPU temperature and fan rotation.
This is how it looks inside your PC.
Yes, yes... it's the box, the packaging.
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Two 128MB GeForce 6600 GT's in one PC, bridged together in SLI mode. That's what we'll be reviewing today. The cards are being made by that lovely company called Prolink, and the product series is of course PixelView.
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