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Preparing/Installing fan....

I bought a new case about month back and it came with a little compartment on the top of the case where there was extra USBs n stuff well i didn't' want that so i took it all out coz there was lots of cables that came with it, now i was wondering what i would have 2 do to install a fan in its place ? are there fan holders i can buy, i just want to know the simplest way 2 do it - thanks

permalink · 2005-08-04 19:46:22 · Print ·

FastEddie iMod join:2000-12-29 Channel Z Host: All Things Unix Mozilla Software Cyberonic Rogers Gadgets	Re: Preparing/Installing fan.... I think you could adapt this FAQ to work »Overclocking »Install a Blow Hole -- Here's To You
	permalink · 2005-08-04 19:50:45 ·

disorder Useful Idiot Premium join:2003-04-16 Alexandria, VA clubs:	I have the same exact case as you. I took out the extra useless usb/audio/mic crap and modded the top of the case with a 120mm fan. I'll post some pics when I find my camera. -- “I will find the center in you, I will chew it up and leave. I will elevate you, just enough to bring you down.” —Maynard James Keenan
	permalink · 2005-08-04 23:21:34 ·

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Bit off topic but can u tell me what this cable is for ? when i got ma new case someone installed everything for me and they said it was for pentium or something, i said its always bin connected so i just left it plugged in, do i really need it ?
Spec :
Athlon XP 2600+
MSI KT6 Delta-FISR DDR400

permalink · 2005-08-05 18:20:57 · Print ·

jsimmons
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Re: Preparing/Installing fan....

That funny... LOL. How can it be for Pentium? Thats an Athlon CPU Mobo. Am I missing something? It does look like a 12v power connector often found on Pentium Mobos to supply additional stable power to the CPU.

You might consider reading your MOBO manual. They usually identify and explain every connector on the board.
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler."
- Albert Einstein

permalink · 2005-08-05 22:29:55 ·

Johnny_ Premium join:2002-12-21 clubs:	LMFAO yeah well i didn't say it was someone else did :P and your right its a power connector for your cpu.
	permalink · 2005-08-06 14:04:29 ·

Johnny_ Premium join:2002-12-21 clubs:	Ok Im gonna buy the fan and stuff tomorrow now u say u have the same case as me disorder is a 120mm fan a nice fit because i wouldn't want it to get in the way of my PSU and would the drive bays be ok or would u have 2 cut a little off ? i would put a 80mm in but then there will be gaps
	permalink · 2005-08-06 17:46:49 ·

kw Premium join:2004-06-12	A 120mm fan is bigger than an 80 (obviously) but it shouldn't get in the way.
	permalink · 2005-08-07 00:53:58 ·

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