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Thermochill pa120.3 in a TT
- Thread starter Chino323
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- Jul 26, 2004
I put my 120x3 rad in the front , Take out that drive cage , and you should have room for the power button and a cd drive
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- Jul 26, 2004
Yea take out the Top fan , and remove that stupid bracket and hte PSU should go in fine.
Did you take that plactic drawer out of the bottom that frees up the needed space .
Did you take that plactic drawer out of the bottom that frees up the needed space .
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The top platic bracket i think i just slid it out of the way I wil take a look when i get home in a few hours
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Note - the PA120.3 is longer than the BIXIII used in the above pix, so you'll only have room for the power button cluster.
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On it's side in the top section... blowholes in both opposing sidepanels for thruflow of air... use Swiftech MCRes Micro on the rear-side CD Uprights in the top 3 bays... cut the CD Bay upright out entirely on the nearside - should take 20 minutes of modding to get it done and fitted there. You lose all ability to mount any drives in the entire upper section, but still have all the drive bays from the divider down to play with, which should be plenty.
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Or you could cut the bottom of the case out and put the rad @ the bottom .
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Oh oh oh!! I have this case, give me a sec to show you all the places to put it!!! 
Spot #1:
On the back!
Spot #2:
In the front!
Spot #3:
On the bottom!
You can also use the 2.5in to 5.25in converter that came with it and RIVET the pump to it!!!
Spot #1:
On the back!
Spot #2:
In the front!
Spot #3:
On the bottom!
You can also use the 2.5in to 5.25in converter that came with it and RIVET the pump to it!!!
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Rad in bottom would prevent SLI useage and eliminate useability of the bottom slots on the mobo, and usually fouls Sata ports and power / reset / frontpanel headers...
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Like that... only need 2x blowholes in the RHS as the PSU will act as a 3rd... 3x blowholes in LHS, or one large rectangular hole for air inlet.
Make a duct to go from rear end of rad across to PSU - thus using the PSU's fan as a rad fan... mount the remaining 2x fans onto the radiator itself. Position of res would need jiggling to avoid tubing/barbs and fans.
