The base of the cooler is seen in Figure 7. It has a near-mirrored look.
Figure 7: Base
The 120 mm fans are shown in Figure 8. They have three-pin connectors, which means they are not compatible with PWM speed control.
Figure 8: Fans
In Figure 9, you can see the HAVIK 120 with the fans installed. They are held in place by two rubber holders each, which help absorb vibrations.
Figure 9: Fans installed
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