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Glad I stumbled across this thread. I just bought an Armor tonight, and looking at buying a MCR-320 to mount in the front. Good to know that I'll have at least 1 bay free for my DVD-RW.
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TT Armor front mount radiator HELP!!!
- Thread starter narcotis
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Thideras, where did you put your HD's? Back alongside the psu? just curious as i've thought of moving to a 120x3 config, and rather liked the HD enclosure config below my dvd drive
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For me, yes, my 2 hard drives are next to psu, one excellent feature of the case
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Being the 2nd owner if thid's case, the hdd's were mounted in a HDD rack next to the PSU.
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He nailed it
Once I moved the radiator to the "floor" of the case, the 5.25" were accessible again, so you could use the iCage if you had it
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Thideras, where did you put your HD's? Back alongside the psu? just curious as i've thought of moving to a 120x3 config, and rather liked the HD enclosure config below my dvd drive
Wow. Why didn't I think of this. Power, reset and HDD led connectors are located bottom of the case, why not put the power switch at the bottom.
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even though i am to late in repliying i will still add another choice similar to neonlazer brackets.
i would take a flat 1/8 sheet of steel or aluminum and make this.
the red lines are where you would drill holes to mount in the 5 1/4 drive bay slots.
(you can download the file for sketch up here)
it should also act as a shroud and focus all the air to the rad and not spill out the sides. i would use a rubber gasket (get a sheet of rubber from a hardware store i think) or use a thin layer of silicone, let it dry then mount it down.
i would take a flat 1/8 sheet of steel or aluminum and make this.
the red lines are where you would drill holes to mount in the 5 1/4 drive bay slots.
(you can download the file for sketch up here)
it should also act as a shroud and focus all the air to the rad and not spill out the sides. i would use a rubber gasket (get a sheet of rubber from a hardware store i think) or use a thin layer of silicone, let it dry then mount it down.
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