Introduction
In today�s world of computers the case fan is found in almost any PC out there. All these fans are usually a plain black color. If you have a modded or plexi case those fans really end up looking ugly and just sticking out. Thermaltake has helped us to solve this problem with their clear Blue-eye LED case fan. This is no regular case fan, it has 3 blue leds that shine constantly and one red led that shines during HDD activity. Lets check it out.
Specifications
First let�s take a look at the specs of this fan:
Fan Dimension: 80x80x25 mm
Rated Voltage:12 V
Started Voltage:6 V
Rated Current:0.16 A
Power Input: 1.92 W
Fan Speed: 2000�10% RPM
Max. Air Flow: 27.8 CFM
Max. Air Pressure:1.98MM-H2O
Noise:21 dBA
Bearing Type: Sleeve
Life Expectation: 30,000 Hours
Connector: 4 Pin
Total Wight:95 g
The Package
The package is well presented with a clear front showing the fan and specs on the back. But packaging doesn�t show how well a product performs, so lets move on.
Inside the box we have the fan, 4 mounting screws and washers, and an instruction sheet. On the fan we have a 4-pin molex pass-through connector, and a 2-pin pass-through connector for our HDD activity led. These pass through connectors are really handy as they don�t require you to lose a molex for a simple fan. This doesn�t really matter for people with a baybus or rheobus.
Installation is very simple; everything is said and described well on the instruction sheet.
Here we have a close-up of the fan installed. The clear look makes it look very nice inside a case. I found the back part where we can see the ball bearings to be pretty neat.
In the first picture he see the fan on and lit up by the 3 LEDs. It may not seem that bright in the picture, but it lit up a good portion of my room in the dark. In the second picture we see a picture of the fan with the HDD activity LED on. It blinks, also neat. If you don�t like it or are annoyed by it, it can easily be removed. I just ripped off the cable and it worked like a charm 
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