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What motherboard are you using and does the weight of the True tilt it down somewhat? The other option is to trim the fan corner down with a dremel. You can trim it down to the mounting holes if necessary as the fan sits in the plastic grips and needs no screws to mount. You'll get it.
It is a tight fit. This is a Thermaltake 120x120x25 in the photo. I used it
just to check the fit and will change it out. Looking at some 20mm possibilities. When you go to replace the side panel, the fan has just enough clearance. I'm actually thinking of adding a small pad to the top of...
Here are a few photos of bottom fan mount.
The initial cut outs...
Stock placement of the plastic slide rails...
I just unscrewed them and slid them over. The fit is perfect...
Turns out like this...
Example of clearance...
You can actually mount your hard drives backwards...
The Antec fans will get you to 3.2Ghz. I have a P180 with the Q6600 and a 180B with an E6600. I used the stock Antecs with no problem. However, I would venture to say that many owners, myself included, have replaced them with more suitable fans to suit their needs. This is one of the 180's...
I've got two of these. A P180 silver and a P180B Yes there
have been gripes about the design flaws but after building the
first P180 and learning the hard way, I decided to get another
one to experiment with. I've got about 10-20 photos on
photobucket on some fan/HD mods but am not sure...