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Warfarin88 · 03-18-09

Well, I have an update, kind of.

I'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing, but I spent a lot longer tonight snapping pictures than I did working on the case.

I decided to simplify my life greatly, and just go with a push configuration for all the fans. This will give me a touch more room for plumbing, and overall I think its just more aesthetically pleasing. I didn't plan on this, but the end design of my "rad rack" really makes for easy final installation. Mounting up the rads with the M4 hardware was a snap. 6mm bolts handled the rad side, and 30mm bolts mounted the fans.

Enough babble, tonight I'll let the pics do (most of) the talking:

That's all I got for tonight.

03-18-09	#304 (permalink)
Warfarin88 _______________ Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 843 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 117 Trader Rating: 0	Well, I have an update, kind of. I'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing, but I spent a lot longer tonight snapping pictures than I did working on the case. I decided to simplify my life greatly, and just go with a push configuration for all the fans. This will give me a touch more room for plumbing, and overall I think its just more aesthetically pleasing. I didn't plan on this, but the end design of my "rad rack" really makes for easy final installation. Mounting up the rads with the M4 hardware was a snap. 6mm bolts handled the rad side, and 30mm bolts mounted the fans. Enough babble, tonight I'll let the pics do (most of) the talking: That's all I got for tonight.