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"You can see the first picture shows a project we did with Thermaltake and be quiet. So they sent us their new CTE750 case and their new magnetically locked swath fans, which are amazing. They have reversible blades. I'm all about it. Being in the industry for over a decade, this is a welcome sight because cable management is a nightmare quite often. So we built this custom PC and then once it was done, we ripped the entire thing apart."
"You can see the first picture shows a project we did with Thermaltake and be quiet. So they sent us their new CTE750 case and their new magnetically locked swath fans, which are amazing. They have reversible blades. I'm all about it. Being in the industry for over a decade, this is a welcome sight because cable management is a nightmare quite often. So we built this custom PC and then once it was done, we ripped the entire thing apart."
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"You can see the first picture shows a project we did with Thermaltake and be quiet. So they sent us their new CTE750 case and their new magnetically locked swath fans, which are amazing. They have reversible blades. I'm all about it. Being in the industry for over a decade, this is a welcome sight because cable management is a nightmare quite often. So we built this custom PC and then once it was done, we ripped the entire thing apart."
"You can see the first picture shows a project we did with Thermaltake and be quiet. So they sent us their new CTE750 case and their new magnetically locked swath fans, which are amazing. They have reversible blades. I'm all about it. Being in the industry for over a decade, this is a welcome sight because cable management is a nightmare quite often. So we built this custom PC and then once it was done, we ripped the entire thing apart."