00:03Here we are, we're installing the fans, there they are, in place in the PC, so
00:12Okay, we're good now. I'm currently connecting all the cables together towards the front because
00:19Otherwise, the graphics card will suck them in, which happened to me with a fan that sucked them in.
00:22the cable, on the assembly for testing.
00:27Here we have the control box that manages all of this, the small box of course, we can connect it too
00:36to the motherboard that I haven't installed, here's the cable, then it connects to the SATA port.
00:44That small SATA connector there, it's plugged in for power.
00:48So here we're going to plug it in and turn it on, so here it lights up, so sold of course with
00:57the remote control.
00:59So, on it you have different buttons; here, if you press S-, you can slow down your fans, there you go.
01:07We slow down, it makes much less noise.
01:09And then you can almost stop them, there you go, you can stop them if, for example, you don't have any
01:13usefulness.
01:15Then you choose the speed you want; the more you press it, the faster it goes, the same for the turn signals.
01:21of light.
01:23You can adjust the speed, depending on your preference, and you can change the colors, or use just one.
01:31color, or several colors.
01:34There you go, here it will flash in several colors, or you can simply turn the light off completely and
01:41Leave it as it is.
01:44So there you go, I put it in mode, it blows fresh air, actually the air goes
01:49It will come from the front and go inside to cool the whole machine.
01:55Then I have a fan that wasn't in the kit, which will be used for air extraction here.
02:00and I also have an air intake at the top, with a fan that also cools me from above.
02:06There you go! I hope you enjoyed this short video. Don't hesitate to like, subscribe, and leave a comment.
02:14A little comment is always appreciated.
02:16With that, I'll leave you.
