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Seems like a good little thing, really easy to set up. Not noticed any difference in my Graphics Card Temprature still lurking around the 62'C mark.
the person who last reviewed this said it pivited freely, looking at the picture (it may not be correct) it look like it should fit in the slot next to the graphics card (where a pci slot is or agp ect) i don't know where Anonymous tried to put it as it should fit there know truoble
I have and use two of these in the back of my computer. I have had no over heating problems, could do with a small tab to go into empty pci slot that they cover, this would stop any movment. overall i think these are great.
Absolute rubbish!
It fixes to the case via 1 screw, meaning that it pivots freely! When you stand the tower back up, it flops down. The only solition is to screw it in *really* tight, which you shouldnt have to do.
I bought this after my graphics card's fan started making excessive noise, and I used this instead.
It produces absolutely no cooling - My graphics card got so hot, I burnt my finger whilst checking it!
Not worth 9p, let alone £9!
The dictionary definition for a "Fan" is: A device for creating a current of air or a breeze.
This does not do that!
Spend your money on something more useful - Like choclate teapots or air guitar lessons!
Absolute rubbish! It fixes to the case via 1 screw, meaning that it pivots freely! When you stand the tower back up, it flops down. The only solition is to screw it in *really* tight, which you shouldnt have to do. I bought this after my graphics card's fan started making excessive noise, and I used this instead. It produces absolutely no cooling - My graphics card got so hot, I burnt my finger whilst checking it! Not worth 9p, let alone £9! The dictionary definition for a "Fan" is: A device for creating a current of air or a breeze. This does not do that! Spend your money on something more useful - Like choclate teapots or air guitar lessons!
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