- Mar 13, 2015
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Can I attached mirrors or mirrored surfaces to the inside of my PC so that the various LED lights are reflected?
I have a great system in a Cooler Master III windowed case. I have a ASUS ROG 1070 Card with RGB lights as well as NZXT Hue with an RGB light strip. The issue I have is that the fan-side of the graphics card faces downwards and as such I don't see the RGB lights around the fans. One idea I had was to fix a mirror to the top of the PSU, perhaps at a slight angle, which would then reflect the fans/lights back up and out of the case through the side window. But I'm thinking fixing a mirror to the PSU would be a bad idea?
Has anyone used mirrors to do a similar thing? Thanks!
I have a great system in a Cooler Master III windowed case. I have a ASUS ROG 1070 Card with RGB lights as well as NZXT Hue with an RGB light strip. The issue I have is that the fan-side of the graphics card faces downwards and as such I don't see the RGB lights around the fans. One idea I had was to fix a mirror to the top of the PSU, perhaps at a slight angle, which would then reflect the fans/lights back up and out of the case through the side window. But I'm thinking fixing a mirror to the PSU would be a bad idea?
Has anyone used mirrors to do a similar thing? Thanks!
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