What was in the puzzle photo? Sapphire RX 6900 XT Toxic LE

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Winner of the puzzle

We may have overdone it a bit with that intensive zoom. The disproportion between your time spent on inspecting the photo and the number of correct answers was really big. However, we have the winner and the BeQuiet! fan will not stay in our editorial office. Some of you thought it could be the front panel of a PC case, as the grille in front of the fan suggested. But that was a catch, it was something different.

Last week, we made a photo puzzle with a zoomed-in component that you were supposed to guess. Two things in particular could lead you on the right path. The atypical grille in front of the fan and logo on the rotor. If you managed to recognize the Sapphire Toxic flame skull despite its blur and covered center, it became easy. Sapphire RX 6900 XT Toxic in limited edition, one of the most powerful and most advanced graphics cards today, which we are currently testing. The fan from the photo is only used for VRM cooling, there’s a block on the GPU, connected to a large liquid cooling radiator.

Marián (marian.s***@gmail.com) got lucky, as he’s the winner of the BeQuiet! Silent Wings 3 fan. Congratulations! We’d also like to thank the others for their participation and for all the time spent on this difficult puzzle.

The prize for the correct answer, the fan BeQuiet! Silent Wings 3 PWM (120 mm)


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