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I was about to install my new UV lights but I noticed that it says UV sensitive. Should I be concerned about that?


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What says UV sensitive? The lights?


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The card does. Its a Radeon x1650. I would've written a longer description but my PC was lagging horribly.

Edit: I think that they mean it is UV REACTIVE meaning it'll glow?



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Yes it means that if you have a blacklight the card will glow


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Or should anyways. I highly doubt you can damage anything with a UV neon

I have 4 15" UV tubes in my computer, and nothing's ever happened


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Default Re: UV Sensitive card

Originally Posted by DarkLord7854 View Post
Or should anyways. I highly doubt you can damage anything with a UV neon

I have 4 15" UV tubes in my computer, and nothing's ever happened
Hmm that's odd. You mustn't have the REAL black light ones :P

I already have some blue fan lights in here and WOW do these lights make a difference! My whole fan case for my video card glows and the blue/purple look looks awesome


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Default Re: UV Sensitive card

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Hmm that's odd. You mustn't have the REAL black light ones :P

I already have some blue fan lights in here and WOW do these lights make a difference! My whole fan case for my video card glows and the blue/purple look looks awesome
I meant that no damage has happened from them being on.. >.>



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