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PC COOLING

Evercool Nighthawk VC-F117
By: Alex G
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    2005-08-23

    Table of Contents:
  • Evercool Nighthawk VC-F117
  • The Sleek Stealth Design
  • Packaging and Contents
  • The Old Heatsink
  • Out With the Old and In With the New
  • Testing: P4 478 vs VC F117
  • The Appearance
  • Conclusion

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    Evercool Nighthawk VC-F117 - The Appearance


    (Page 7 of 8 )

    Well, performance aside, lets see how it looks in our “bling” case with a side window. Well, the graphic card’s GPU is facing down, so that means that the F117 is facing down as well. And from the side, you can barely even see the cool side of it.

    Yes, there is a red LED on it. If you look up from below, you’ll see the “plane replica” with a red light.

    But if you don't, then it gets lost in the middle of your PC and is not really visible. So, the F117 design lies somewhere between a marketing move and a novelty to deliberately show off at LAN parties.

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