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DG-75, what is the difference with the I/O cover?

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nanobadger
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2018/01/19 14:08:25 (permalink)
I already have my own vertical GPU cable and RGB controller, so I would like to go DG-75.  What is the difference mentioned in the table for "I/O cover"?  Just no RGB logo?  I would like to be sure it still has the PSU shroud.
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    PietroBR
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    Re: DG-75, what is the difference with the I/O cover? 2018/01/23 02:31:32 (permalink)
    Not 100% sure,
    I think the "I/O Cover" might be the plastic cover in the back, that comes with the DG-77 model for example.
    Also, K-Boost is button is not present as well on the DG-75, and comes with 2 fans, instead of 3 or 4 on the higher models.

    EDIT: At 4:06 in this video is what I'm trying to mean with "I/O Cover"

     
     
    post edited by PietroBR - 2018/01/23 02:33:35

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    Re: DG-75, what is the difference with the I/O cover? 2018/01/23 22:28:30 (permalink)
    Yes, IO-cover is just plastic cover in back, its looks pretty nice, but makes installation of cards etc harder (as you need to remove it as it covers screws)
    but on other hand, you can cut chassis fan grids off (like I did) and not fear that you put your fingers to fan as IO cover has own protector
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