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DeepCool MF120 Frameless WIFI RGB Fan Review
Posted by: on: 02/23/2018 03:18 PM [
9 comment(s) ]
In this quick test, we briefly peek at the new MF120 Frameless WIFI RGB series fans from DeepCool, the fans are not just unique looking with an aluminum base finish, the RGB LED strip can be controlled over WIFI with your smartphone as well.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
Don Vito Corleone
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 03:32 PM
They've been custom made for usage with the Quad-Stellar build, so I don't think so. But who knows, drop DeepCool an email.
They've been custom made for usage with the Quad-Stellar build, so I don't think so. But who knows, drop DeepCool an email.
deusex
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 04:15 PM
Those fans will look really cool in a case. Speed control software is interesting.
So far no were to be found for sale.
Those fans will look really cool in a case. Speed control software is interesting.
So far no were to be found for sale.
Blueabyss25
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Junior Member
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 04:18 PM
yes, very cool
yes, very cool
Koniakki
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 05:50 PM
Can I get them with the Guru3D logo? I use some Deepcool fans, love them.
Thanks HH!
They've been custom made for usage with the Quad-Stellar build, so I don't think so. But who knows, drop DeepCool an email.
Wow! The logo looks absolutely amazing! I would love some too!
Can I get them with the Guru3D logo? I use some Deepcool fans, love them.
Thanks HH!
They've been custom made for usage with the Quad-Stellar build, so I don't think so. But who knows, drop DeepCool an email.
Wow! The logo looks absolutely amazing! I would love some too!
chispy
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 06:32 PM
Would like to know the static pressure on this fans , they look awesome
Would like to know the static pressure on this fans , they look awesome
vonSternberg
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 07:38 PM
Wow this is really pretty.
Wow this is really pretty.
__hollywood|meo
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Posted on: 02/23/2018 10:15 PM
unless theyve done something radical with the blade design, these have got to be pretty low static pressure - but for the folks who perk up at this type of interesting aesthetic polish, id say that concession is worth it. i stick to practical/ugly equipment, but i admit this looks pretty slick
unless theyve done something radical with the blade design, these have got to be pretty low static pressure - but for the folks who perk up at this type of interesting aesthetic polish, id say that concession is worth it. i stick to practical/ugly equipment, but i admit this looks pretty slick
LesserHellspawn
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Posted on: 02/24/2018 12:22 AM
Eh, no thanks. I want no free spinning sawblades in my case. Unlucky cables don't like that, neither do fingers. It's good practice to put a fan grill on the inside side of the fan to keep things out of harms way, including yourself if you want to do a quick adjustment while the thing is running. I've had my share of accidents before adhering to that golden rule, including one time where unwanted contact with a spinning fan ripped off one of it's blades, creating an imbalance and sending that blade flying.
Eh, no thanks. I want no free spinning sawblades in my case. Unlucky cables don't like that, neither do fingers. It's good practice to put a fan grill on the inside side of the fan to keep things out of harms way, including yourself if you want to do a quick adjustment while the thing is running. I've had my share of accidents before adhering to that golden rule, including one time where unwanted contact with a spinning fan ripped off one of it's blades, creating an imbalance and sending that blade flying.
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Can I get them with the Guru3D logo? I use some Deepcool fans, love them.
Thanks HH!