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Old 07-24-08   #11 (permalink)
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If I would have to change the fans, and had to put side fans, I would buy Noctua Fans.

I would cut the grills on the side, and place some regular ones like this:
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The Scythe Ultra Kaze will not fit in the the front fan mount....

Shroud is a old fan that you cut out the struts, fan hub, and the blades
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I would not change the front fan, I would get a HDD cage, or something like that.

Well, I was just explaining that 2 fans could do an amazing job, no what 9 fans could do :P
haha, true that I have two spots unutilized, but I think I am going to keep them like that for a while :P
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The Scythe Ultra Kaze will not fit in the the front fan mount....

Shroud is a old fan that you cut out the struts, fan hub, and the blades
yeah I forgot about HDD cage...maybe on bottom, and back...

--@ Jay1ty0-no need for side fan...and it would look ugly with that bezel I think...maybe to put it at bottom, back and on top of the case...

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what? that was what I done.
I putted the side fan on the bottom, and the other thermaltake one on the top .

Edit: you are talking about the grills?
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If I would have to change the fans, and had to put side fans, I would buy Noctua Fans.
I was lazy to multi-quote all...I talked about this and grills...

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Yhea, the case would look ugly with the grills...

Do you like my guide or not people ?
If not, some mod could delete it ...
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It`s ok, probably your first guide, nice thing to share with people...and it is usefull...relax
those grills can be put on bottom, back and top as I said, maybe paint them black to get it look nicer...

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Shrouds are for radiators... Not for normal air cooled machines...
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You could use a shroud onto a heatsink though.

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