Does anyone have the Aspire X-superalien?

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Richatarded

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Can someone take the mesurments for me, that would be REALLY apreciated.

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I just need to know if I can fit a 240 MM Danger den black Ice extreme II in there.
 
yeah i have it. Really awesome case btw.
9 3/8 inches tall
(the bottom red line is the floor of the case? if it is its 9 3/8)
you should be able to fit the radiator in there no problem. You can move the harddrive to the floppy area if you need more space but wont get good airflow to it.
 
OKay can you do me a HUGE favor?

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It looks like maybe I can mount a 120 in the front? is that possible?
 
ok, I attempted a 120mm in the front and it is too think to reattach the face plate although you can slide it in. I honestly would stick with the stock fans. They get the job done. If anything you could find someone who can cut glass and make the bullet hole on the side bigger to fit a 120mm. That would take a little more effort though. Im sure you can cut into the case to fit the 120 in the front though. If you have any other questions about the X-Superalien let me know and I'd be glad to help.
 
ACTUALLY what I wanted was the fact that it has a 120mm mount in the front so that I could use the holes to mount my radbox on the inside.
 
oh, well it has the mesh, worse comes to worse you could always ghetto it with wireties. I <3 Wireties!
 
zipties are the best thing invention EVER by far.

I also love cheese.

I hope I can get this to work. I have six hard drives so using the floppy bay won't work haha
 
oh wow, lol. you may want to just mount ur radiator on the back. That way you'll have room for 6 HD's. Also you have the 2 80mm fans to the right of them, you could wiretie the 120 to the left of them to increase airflow.
 
I want to maybe cut holes in the top and mount it that way, but I am horrid with power tools, so I am scared.
 
anyone know of a good tutorial to cutting a pair of 120mm holes in my aluminum case with nothing but a dremel. I don't want to buy a holesaw, as I don't have a nice powerdrill, but I just bought this dremel. thanks!
 
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