Figure 8 shows the view of the base of the Kabuto II. There is a plate of nickel-plated copper soldered to the heatpipes, and the surface has a mirror-like look.
Figure 8: Base
Figure 9 unveils the heatsink of the Kabuto II without the fan. This fan comes with four rubber pads that help to absorb the vibration.
Figure 9: Fan removed
Figure 10 presents the 120 mm PWM fan of the Kabuto II.
Figure 10: Fan
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