In Figure 6, you can see the base of the block, which is a pure copper plate with rough finishing.
Figure 6: Base
Figure 7 shows the frame of the cooler, where the 80 mm fan is that will cool the video card components, such as memory chips and the transistors from the voltage regulator circuit.
Figure 7: Frame with fan
Figure 8 unveils the 120 mm PWM fan that must be installed on the radiator.
Figure 8: Fan
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