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Warfarin88 · 02-07-09

... and, here it is installed:

it's tied in with six thumbscrews up front:

and two M4 hex nuts from underneath to anchor the back corners:

I actually surprised myself. It only took a minimum of filing to get it sitting properly. In then end, it drops in like it was meant to be there:

I don't have any imminent plans for the triple, but it is nice to know there's room for it if I wanted it. I figured as long as I was going to make fan mounts there, I might as well configure them to hold a rad in the future. There's actually room for a quad there in the middle; if I drop the fan bracket off the hard drive rack.

02-07-09	#90 (permalink)
Warfarin88 _______________ Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 843 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 117 Trader Rating: 0	... and, here it is installed: it's tied in with six thumbscrews up front: and two M4 hex nuts from underneath to anchor the back corners: I actually surprised myself. It only took a minimum of filing to get it sitting properly. In then end, it drops in like it was meant to be there: I don't have any imminent plans for the triple, but it is nice to know there's room for it if I wanted it. I figured as long as I was going to make fan mounts there, I might as well configure them to hold a rad in the future. There's actually room for a quad there in the middle; if I drop the fan bracket off the hard drive rack.