Okay. Back to construction. Mounting the radiators.
The radiators came with these little rubber spacers. I don't think I'll need them for fan clearance, but they couldn't hurt for vibration reduction.
The bottom radiator. Two fans pulling air from the ground, two more pushing them up. The colored fan is a red LED fan.
The mod was successful. All screws fit like a glove.
The bottom radiator mounted and awaiting tubing.
Closeup of a barb.
Top radiator mounted under the fan housing in the roof. This is where more fans will go, though mounting them is going to be a trick since the bottom radiator used up all my long fan mounting screws. Luckily the Bitfenix fans came with rubber long mounts. I wasn't planning on using them on account of them being weird, but looks like necessity will have its way.
Top radiator mounted and awaiting tubing.
The radiators came with these little rubber spacers. I don't think I'll need them for fan clearance, but they couldn't hurt for vibration reduction.
The bottom radiator. Two fans pulling air from the ground, two more pushing them up. The colored fan is a red LED fan.
The mod was successful. All screws fit like a glove.
The bottom radiator mounted and awaiting tubing.
Closeup of a barb.
Top radiator mounted under the fan housing in the roof. This is where more fans will go, though mounting them is going to be a trick since the bottom radiator used up all my long fan mounting screws. Luckily the Bitfenix fans came with rubber long mounts. I wasn't planning on using them on account of them being weird, but looks like necessity will have its way.
Top radiator mounted and awaiting tubing.
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