freaksavior
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That is clean. very nicely done
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Just finished setting mine up (will post pics later), but one thing I've noticed is the bottom fan which draws air into the case from nuderneath is making a horrible rattling noise where it is seemingly catching against the dust filter.
Anyone else noticed this? Whats the best way to solve this, just remove the dust filter and screw the fan straight onto the case?
i miss placed two thumb screws of my casing...can i buy them separately or they come with casing only...
Mine is the CM 690 but seems to be the same case as the RC 690, I guess they just changed the name?
nope, its just the CoolerMaster RC-690
even on coolermaster's website, they refer to it as the CM 690 at the top, but the RC-690 in the specs below
http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?category_id=19&product_id=2710
Powder Coating complete. I cannot be more happy with how this turned out... it's just as I imagined it! I forgot to give the powder coater the expansion slot pannels. So that'll have to wait till next week to get done.
Here is the case, all torn down.
The back of the torn down case.
All put together. Did the best I ever had wiring this case as well.
The business side of the wiring. Pretty much like anyone elses case.
Drive side of the case. Looks damn nice.
Another shot.
Like in the picture below.
http://img5.imageshack.us/content.php?page=done&l=img5/9524/fanshl.jpg&via=mupload
intake:
front - yate loon low speed 120mm 44.5cfm
bottom - yate loon low speed 140mm 46.0cfm
side btm - yate loon low speed 140mm 46.0cfm
exhaust:
rear - yate loon low speed 120mm 44.5cfm
top frnt - yate loon low speed 140mm 46.0cfm
top rear - yate loon low speed 140mm 46.0cfm