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Could blue and white CC's work?

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Jbroad572

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I think I want to go with a blue and white setup for the inside of my case. I don't want them to work against each other, but rather them compliment each other. Would 2 cathode's get this accomplished? I will also have 3 fans on the top of my case, probably all white led fans or maybe 2:1 (white and blue in the middle. Two of those will probably not be seen through the case, because of the heatercore, but the other will shine through.
Would I get good results with placing them on opposite sides on the case or together?
 
Hmmm I don't know how that would work out. I have 2 white CCFL in my case and I had a blue LED fan in there as well but the white just drowned out the blue but it could be different with a blue CCFL. CCFLs are cheap so I say give it a shot.
 
Jbroad572 said:
I think I want to go with a blue and white setup for the inside of my case. I don't want them to work against each other, but rather them compliment each other. Would 2 cathode's get this accomplished? I will also have 3 fans on the top of my case, probably all white led fans or maybe 2:1 (white and blue in the middle. Two of those will probably not be seen through the case, because of the heatercore, but the other will shine through.
Would I get good results with placing them on opposite sides on the case or together?
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im not exactly sure what u meant by compliment but they way that i would make two different colored Cold Cathodes work is to have one tube on the top and the other color on the bottom. I'm thinking that this would have a cool effect and have the colors change at around the video card
 
You may want to keep the numbers balanced or the sizes balanced. IE (2) 4 inch blues and an 8 inch white. They should compliment each other quite nicely. I have a yellow CCD and a hyper-bright red LED panel that combine to form a nice orange where they meet but still maintain their respective colors. CCDs are cheap now so even if you don't like the way it looks, you aren't out a lot of money.
 
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