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The BIX II only has holes for fans, so how do you mount it to the case? Zip ties? Did you make a bracket?
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BIX II owners! How did you mount it to your case?
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I used long screws that went like so: case>fan>rad. Dont get too long otherwise itll puncture the rad.
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Dude, just cut two 120mm fan holes and use 8 fan screws to hold the whole thing to your case
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crimedog said:
I guess that's what I will do. Although case>fan>rad sounds good.
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I have 4 rads in my case. The BIXII is at the top. There is a BIX in the lower front and 2 swiftech 80mm's in the back. THe BIX's suck air in. THe Swiftech's push it out. I also have two tornados at the top back over the PSU that I can turn on to push out addional air when needed. Hope this gives you some ideas of what you can do.
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crash013 said:Temps?
I assume that you are talking to me. The first pic is idle and the second pic is load.
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Same procedure applies with BIX radiators;
http://www.radiical.com.au/guides/RadiatorFitting.asp
http://www.radiical.com.au/guides/RadiatorFitting.asp
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Mines basically like jenkx except I just cut two 120mm holes. (Incase my other post wasnt clear enough 
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I didn't have enough room for airflow with the rad and fans inside the case, so I mounted it on top, rad>fans>case
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i used and have seen it used before, but i used the auto tranny mounting kit from local hardware store, they also give you little foam pads to protect the radiator too.
