🎮 anidees PCI Mount Bracket with Remote - Graphic Card Cooler featuring 3 x 80mm PWM Fans, Support for Aura SYNC/MSI Mystic Sync/ASROCK Aura RGB/GIGABYTE RGB Fusion (5V 3 Pin Addressable headers ONLY) - AI-GP-CL Review

Is pretty and works quite well, lowers my GPU temp by about 5C under load, idle stays the same at 30C. The fans don't move much air for a Noctua fan by comparison , but the proximity to the graphics card should help a little. A few cons: The included remote interferes with my fans' remote, which is quite common. is not powered by one, but via a SATA power cable. I included a picture but it's pretty hard to see. There were no instructions, but they weren't really needed. All in all a decent…

I recently bought a computer and chose the Radeon 5700XT and immediately noticed that the GPU gets very hot. I decided to play around with the software on the fan settings but found that it bounced very often and had some crashes which I can attribute to setting changes. This overheating issue causes GPU performance to drop when I reach around 77-78C. I chose this fan to see if it could solve the problem until AMD can fix their software and correct the fan settings. I will say that this fan…

I did not encounter any problems installing this device on my computer, it was very easy. My frustration came when I noticed absolutely no difference in thermal performance from my GPU (XFX 5700) as if I had done nothing. RGB worked well, I was able to use the remote normally as well, although I'm not sure if I could speed up or slow down the fans. The PWM in them is useless, I couldn't find it in my motherboard bios so I had no other way to control it than with the remote control, but still I…

I didn't like the look of my 3080. There was only one I could get. Msi vent. So I threw that into the vertical GPU slot. Didn't help the pace as the stock fans just ran slower. But set a custom curve and hover around 62c max but looks a lot better. Fans pump decent air. Aura sync is fine. The only criticism is the wiring harness. It should be in a nylon sheath. At least 6-8 inches. I closed mine. Also, the wire harness needs to be detachable from the board as it requires SATA PWM and RGB…

OK. If your case can fit vertically, which I doubt because mine can't, and I'm using a mini 1080ti in a Corsair 570x crystal, which is a very large case. For starters it barely fit in the PCI slot and they had a weird very long metal edge that you have to tuck behind the motherboard so it goes through the front of your case to the back of your case when the motherboard is snug against the back ( as it should be), shrink it tight. It looks really good vertically but I can't place it and I bet…

Pros: This product actually has some weight and looks very well made. Edges to avoid metal contact with the motherboard. (Note that the PCIe part is plastic). The RGB function is quite nice and allows you to adjust the current RGB inside the computer case. The triple fans are very quiet at 30% RPM. I had to open the suitcase to hear her. The temperature on my motherboard dropped by 3 degrees Celsius. I didn't use it to cool my graphics card directly, but I reduced the operating temperature of…

I installed it in the slot just below my GPU and it helps lower it a maximum of 1 or 2 degrees but not much different to be honest. I'm not sure if this is related to the product itself or where I installed it, but when I first installed it I didn't feel any air coming up, so I'm not sure if it's a defective product or not just a very weak air flow. I would return it if I could and get something else, but I was too busy doing anything else to even think about returning it.

Pros: * Moves through the air a lot * Very quiet * Very light Cons: * Cables everywhere, sleeves can be used * If you unplug the cables as instructed, you can don't plug them back in. So I bench tested it two different ways and RGB didn't work at all. I first hooked it up to a 5v RGB mobo and turned everything on. The fans move air but don't light up, I used the remote, followed the instructions, nothing. I then removed the mobo cables as instructed in the brochure and turned on the fans. The…