The "Official" Cooler Master 690 Club - Page 53 - Overclock.net

Iconoclast · 03-24-08

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Originally Posted by Sonic

Did you make sure the tabs went through the hole/slot things?

I think his fan is too big.

iandroo888 · 03-24-08

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Originally Posted by XFreeRollerX

Thanks but have you been able to fit the fans in there? my god it was such a ***** to cut the plastic without tools

I use siccsors and pliers to rip apart the protruding plastic lolz

i used cutters.. wire cutters. my hand hurt after cutting that honeycomb stuff off. would be a lot faster if u use a rotary tool (didnt have mine when i did it)

if u are using 120mm and using the stock holes, you would have to cut some of the plastic on the top panel near the back.. took me a while to get enough off to make the two 120mm's fit.

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Originally Posted by Sonic

Did you make sure the tabs went through the hole/slot things?

gah. i slightly have the same problem. probably due to the fan behind under there. but it holds as long as i dont touch/pull on it.

XFreeRollerX · 03-24-08

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Originally Posted by Sonic

Did you make sure the tabs went through the hole/slot things?

I actually cut the tabs off by accident

Im gonna replace the top this summer or something....

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Originally Posted by Iconoclast

I think his fan is too big.

read above - fan prevents a flush contact because a lack of 1mm clearance

mtbiker033 · 03-24-08

I saw that I was on the unclear/no pic list so I wanted to repost my pictures! I love this case!!

iandroo888 · 03-24-08

which is funny cuz i can almost swear i added u up there somewhere

mtbiker033 · 03-24-08

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Originally Posted by iandroo888

which is funny cuz i can almost swear i added u up there somewhere

well I'm on there now!! thanks!

iandroo888 · 03-24-08

Darin · 03-24-08

window installed, optical drive ghosted. about to clean up and put together a gallery. I think I took enough pictures to create a guide on ghosting the optical drive, so for those who are interested, it's super easy. Took me about 1 hr from start to finish.