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case modding

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by Dantrag, Aug 12, 2003.

  1. Dantrag TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 262

    i would like to put a fan either side of my computer (on each side panel nice in the middle) how would i do this? i would put 80mm fans on each side
  2. Butterball Newcomer, in training Posts: 79

    First off, I’d recommend that you do one on the side, and one on the top, as a blow hole. This way you get good flow instead of two fans trying to pull air form the same place, creating a possible "dead zone" of air.


    To physically do it, get your self a key hole saw (looks like a reg drill bit with a cup mounted around it) drill you hole, mount the fan AND A FAN GUARD!!! Use self tapping metal screws to hold the fan and guard in place
  3. Dantrag TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 262

    i've got 1 fan sukking the air out of my system. there's no room voor a front fan... but would i need to have a fan blowing air in to my system. if so i would rather not use the top 1 for because at the LAN its quite dusty
  4. enduser Newcomer, in training Posts: 26

    I have read that if you are not careful that you can mess up your case pretty bad using a holesaw. I would like to put a top fan in one of my cases but fear it would look terrible when I was done.
  5. Telexen Newcomer, in training Posts: 21

    It's rather simple using a hole saw...drill...push down. It takes skill to mess that up.