Introduction:

In the rapid evolution of the case modification community, users now have a veritable slew of options to make their computer case as unique as their imagination allows. While some parts can be acquired sight unseen with relative confidence, there are a few key items most users would prefer to see in action before committing to. Cold cathodes are possibly one of the most popular additions to a modified case, and yet are probably the most difficult to choose from. While statistics like life hours, power requirements and materials are easy to come by, you simply can’t measure the quality of a cathode unless you see one in action. Even online pictures fail to deliver a truly accurate representation, since even the most sincere photographer will have difficulty compensating for the increased exposure rate required to show a cathode at its best in low light conditions. As such, we in the MTB Labs have been very critical of the cold cathode products sent to us for review, since it is a highly competitive market and cathodes are easily the most common mid-priced product a user will purchase. Today in the MTB Labs, we will be looking at a new offering from the Fanner Group, with their foray into case lighting embodied in the NeonBar II.

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