Mugrath

Could you post a pic of the top exhaust! My cousin lives in Spearfish, I drive by or Greyhound through Vermillion most summers.

lkegley9

Oh neat. I actually drove through Spearfish two weeks ago. But yeah I didn't use mesh. Just a 4 1/4" holesaw and a 5/16" cobalt drill bit for the screw holes. I've been too poor to buy a fan grill so far. D:

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Well you guys have all seen my case before my new vid card and cable management, heres after

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i also have a m9 case. found this thread looking for m9 advice ^_^ good thing i found yall.

was wondering if any of you guys have a way to install a second fan in the front above the existing fan. i got a 120mm fan on discount yesterday cuz the store was doing 20+% off all coolermaster products so i grabbed a pretty nice fan(i think)

any advice on how to get it installed in the front?

for the time being i replaced that crappy top side fan with the new fan i got. so i know have 2 good side fans blowing in on my CPU and video card

thnx in advance <3

cool website btw im new to computers so im deff gunna stay lots of ppl here to learn stuff for my pc from.

Headshot

I would suggest forgetting about that fan you bought, and use this HDD Cage.

You'll find it's much easier, and allows for HDD's if you have bigger video cards like myself.

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hmm. after staring at the case for about 30 mins there is no way to get a second fan other than having another HDD cage. ima leave the fan on the side then and tighten the screws a lil more and work on gettin another one of those ^_^

thnx woulda never thought of that

DuckieHo

Didn't even know there was a club.... http://www.overclock.net/servers/549...erver-box.html

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i would jsut given a suggestion that sounds pretty solid as far as installing a second fan in the front of my case above the stock fan that came in the front.

i was suggested in using some zip-ties to attach the fan in the front. good idea/bad idea

you think its worth it? im kinda new to this stuff so when someone has time lemme know

thnx

lkegley9

Yeah zip ties are always a good idea if you want a quick and easy job done with securing things. But if at all possible, use screws and, if you really want a good job, grab some fan grommets to reduce vibrations and keep everything quiet.

Also be aware, the more intake fans you have, the more dusty it'll be. Get some filters.

Yeah I made the club one night when I was bored. Its a great case and I figure people who have it need to express their love too.

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got the fan in with the cable ties. not 100% sure how well it works cuz its set back a little with the ties. and its pulling air thru the dustfilters and the faceplate. was thinking about eventually setting my computer up on top of a desk and not having the faceplate in so it wont restrict air flow. not sure if thats a good idea or not. but it works nad i can feel it pulling air in the case ^_^



and the fan in action =p


i did tighten the cable ties more and they took a lot of adjusting because of how the faceplate snaps in the front. i think i did a ok job.