'No fuss, no greater meaning, only fans': Corsair shares 3D print files for its April Fools mini fan cube
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Corsair has revealed plans to distribute 3D print files for a mini fan cube, sparking curiosity among tech enthusiasts. The cube features six fan mounting points, with each side of the cube containing a fan. According to Corsair, the cube is a simple product, devoid of any additional features or functionality. The company announced the release of the files during several major tech events, including Computex and Gamescom, indicating a popular demand for the product.
The 3D print files can be obtained from Printables, which include the base and side parts of the cube, as well as a connector that needs to be printed in four copies. To assemble the cube, users will require M4x14 mm screws. While the cube is designed to support standard 120 mm fans, the exact compatibility remains unclear. Despite its seemingly pointless nature, the Corsair fan cube offers a fun and lighthearted project for those with spare case fans and a 3D printer.
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