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Corsair AF LED series fans

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Hey all! I have about 7 of the Corsair LED AF series fans. I wanted to know a few things. 1. What type of LEDs do those fans use, and 2. Based on the type of LEDs, do I have to worry about the brightness of those LEDs fading over time? My system looks amazing with these LED fans but I wanted to know a little more about the fans I own. Image to my system. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32115160/2014-10-08%2007.17.24%20-%20Copy.jpg

 

Thanks in Advance!

Josh_Grid21

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here is some info on them.

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I would worry about going deaf or blind before the LED goes out considering you have 7.

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I would worry about going deaf or blind before the LED goes out considering you have 7.

So in other words, their good LEDs that will last years to come?

 

here is some info on them.

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I've seen their specs. :) But I just wanted to know more about the LEDs in them.

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So in other words, their good LEDs that will last years to come?

 

I've seen their specs. :) But I just wanted to know more about the LEDs in them.

No...? With how loud and bight they are...

 

SO in other words, WOOOOOOSSHHHH

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No...? With how loud and bight they are...

 

SO in other words, WOOOOOOSSHHHH

Alright, well I noticed that on the Corsair Graphite 760t (yes I love Corsair) LED fans that came with it, seem a little dimmer then when I first got the case.

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