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8th Jun 2009, 06:44
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hey guys.
i bought a case off ebay with a huge side fan.  i'm going to be living in phoenix soon and think i need more (cheap) cooling it has a massive side fan, a rear fan (cant remember the size i think it's 120) and a front fan that is covered by the cool power switch. i just ordered a corsair 650 watt power supply which will be more than enough power and i think a fan on top will be a good idea. here's the question... is there a way to add a a fan slot? can i physically take a drill and make one? or since it is a fairly generic and simple case can i find a new top panel? the case is cheap so messing up wouldn't be too horrible. i need better cooling without spending big bucks... is this a good idea? |
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8th Jun 2009, 07:01
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That fan is huge, you really need more?
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8th Jun 2009, 13:23
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like hybrid said, im not sure its really necessary, but still, if you want to go ahead, a dremel is the best option
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8th Jun 2009, 15:42
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the side fan you have.. i havent yet got my hands on one but friends say they run next to silent due to the size and still shift alot of air.. as MCTW said nothing a dramel wont sort out if you want to add more fans. or a jigsaw just remember to cover the case were your cutting with tape so as not to scratch the paint work..
my good mate bil wil explain more there> you can download free and print off template to make it more easy from here> http://www.mnpctech.com/Fan_Grill_Templates.html
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