The TUF Gaming Alliance has had quite the influence on the packaging, with the yellow band and overall black and yellow theme. This is the general colour scheme of the TUF Gaming branding.
The front of the box gives an arty glimpse at the cooler and some very brief information.
On the reverse we see a list of the specifications, a full socket compatibility list and some schematics of the exact dimensions. There’s also a small image of the cooler with the RGB fan installed.
Along with the 120mm RGB fan and the cooling tower itself, there’s a pair of attachment brackets, for AMD and Intel, a multi-purpose backplate, installation instructions and all required mounting hardware, including a second pair of fan clips which will allow you to install a second 120mm fan, if you so require.
One thing missing from this bundle is any kind of RGB controller or in-line switch that would allow older systems some access to RGB lighting, instead your motherboard must possess the latest 4-pin RGB header to function.
The front of the box gives an arty glimpse at the cooler and some very brief information.
On the reverse we see a list of the specifications, a full socket compatibility list and some schematics of the exact dimensions. There’s also a small image of the cooler with the RGB fan installed.
Along with the 120mm RGB fan and the cooling tower itself, there’s a pair of attachment brackets, for AMD and Intel, a multi-purpose backplate, installation instructions and all required mounting hardware, including a second pair of fan clips which will allow you to install a second 120mm fan, if you so require.
One thing missing from this bundle is any kind of RGB controller or in-line switch that would allow older systems some access to RGB lighting, instead your motherboard must possess the latest 4-pin RGB header to function.
