The semi-transparent 120 mm fan is shown in Figure 7. It uses a four-pin connector, which means it is PWM compatible. This fan has four blue LEDs.
Figure 7: Fan
On the Gammaxx 400, the heatpipes directly touch the CPU. Figure 8 shows the base of the cooler; you can see that the base has no reflexive finishing.
Figure 8: Base
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