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    Rocketfish Top Panel

    Called a local machine shop- brought the Lian Li replacement panel and they made the exact cuts/holes for me. Price was less than a quality holesaw/bit- plus I didn't screw it up
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    Rocketfish Top Panel

    Thanks guys! I was looking at some fan grills. I found one that resembles the grills used on the replacement panel I was looking at (raised grill). Anyway, I have 120mm Scythe fans. Should I use a 4.5 or 4.75 holesaw? Then as far as the screw holes-- just line up the fan and mark the holes...
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    Rocketfish Top Panel

    thought about that. I have never done anything like that. I don't want to screw up the top- especially if I can't get a replacement top panel. But, I think I might just give it a try. What size hole saw would I need for 120mm fans? Would i just line up th fan and use the screw holes as guides?
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    Rocketfish Top Panel

    Does anyone know where I could find a replacement top panel for the Rocketfish? I purchased one that I was told would fit from Cooler Guys (model t-71--fits the PC-A71), but much to my dismay it doesn't fit. Just a bit too wide. Other than the width, it appears to be a perfect fit. It seems...
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