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Old 10-29-08   #21 (permalink)
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Wow, thanks for taking your time with the picture. How do I mount the rad? Tape?
i presume you just screw them in, probably have to drill holes in the case for the screws but nothin drastic. i haven't done this yet but i plan to and there are pics on here somewhere of it so it's definitely possible. it just means you won't have to worry about a huge 480 rad or two rads outside your case when you want gpu cooling.

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If I screw them in than I will have holes in my rad? And that will cause a leak wouldn't it?
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The radiators have areas to screw them down with. You can simply make brackets to the frame of the case if you need to.
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I thought the rad only has areas for the fan screws?
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Nope, there's holes for screws.

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Oohh, Really...? Than I guess I won't need to buy new fans or a radbox. CHA CHING!!! $$$
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you could try something like this with a res with a pump in it. it would leave you room to mount an external rad for your gpus also.
lol im loving that pic. nice
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